[Budget101]

I guess I don't understand what you are trying to do. You want to put the phrase $vbphrase[article_preview] into the phrase $vbphrase[comment_thread_firstpost]? I thought you were trying to put a variable in there, not a phrase.

Ok, I'm sorry to be confusing, I guess I'm not working it properly. When a new article is posted, it automatically creates a thread in the vbCMS Comments forum. That thread says the following:

You can view the page at (inserts link to the article here)

When I edit the phrase (which is

PHP Code:

$vbphrase[comment_thread_firstpost] 


that controls that posting, it contains the following information:

PHP Code:

You can view the page at [URL]{1}[/URL] 


Instead, I want it to show a brief description (pulled by the article preview) and a clickable link (The Title of the article).

I went to the file you suggested and I see this line:

PHP Code:

$message = new vB_Phrase('vbcms', 'comment_thread_firstpost', $this->getPageURL()); 


But I don't know how to properly edit it to include both the article title and the preview.

--------------- Added [DATE]1285256606[/DATE] at [TIME]1285256606[/TIME] ---------------

Would I change it to:

PHP Code:

$message = new vB_Phrase('vbcms', 'comment_thread_firstpost', 'article_preview', 'article_title' $this->getPageURL()); 


and then call the variables {2} {3} ?