[MoMan]

Thanks again for the quick reply!

Given I enter the prefix strings into the admin panel using the same HTML as below, would this code work and apply a thread prefix? Below is an excerpt from the Form Hack mod which I'm trying to adapt to my 3.7 installation.

PHP Code:

if ($radioanswer1 == "Selling")
    {
        $prefix == "<span style="color: green"><b>For Sale</span>:</b>"
    }
    
    if ($radioanswer1 == "Trading")
    {
        $prefix == "<span style="color:darkgreen"><b>For Trade</span>:</b>"
    }
    
    if ($radioanswer1 == "Selling or Trading")
    {
        $prefix == "<span style="color:darkgreen"><b>For Sale or Trade</span>:</b>"
    } 


...

PHP Code:

$newpost['username'] =& $vbulletin->userinfo['username'];
            $newpost['message'] =& $formsend;
            $newpost['title'] =& $posttitle;
            $newpost['prefix_rich'] =& $prefix;
            $newpost['parseurl'] = '1';
            $newpost['poststarttime'] = $poststarttime;
            $newpost['posthash'] = $posthash; 


...

--------------- Added [DATE]1216664523[/DATE] at [TIME]1216664523[/TIME] ---------------

Edit: it looks like I need to use the $newpost[prefixid] variable instead, from what I can tell!

--------------- Added [DATE]1216682829[/DATE] at [TIME]1216682829[/TIME] ---------------

Got everything working now- see here for more details: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...51#post1580951

Now the Form Hack will be able to add prefixes to the threads it creates as well.