[Asterix_ita]

thanks for the answers, today I tried another way written several times in this forum, but this had little effect.

I wish that the template was added postbit a variable automatically just before
<!-- / message -->

I state that if I enter manually works. in order to get this

$ct_birthday
<!-- / message -->

to do this I read that many use this syntax

$find = "<!-- / message -->";
$replace = $ct_birthday;

$vbulletin->templatecache['postbit'] = str_replace($find, $replace . $find, $vbulletin->templatecache['postbit']);

the variable $ ct_birthday draws my template which is already in cache

the plugin is invoked by postbit_start.

To see if my template is not loaded I tried to insert the variable manually in the template and it works fine Another test I made is to assign the value to $ replace "mouse" but not reported

Now I do not understand where the error can be seen in many utilizzan syntax similar and I would like to avoid manual editing still Excuse for English but use a translator

Edit:

Created a new plugin for the exchange of cache, global hook allocated start, now works