Problem with posting new thread

[antialiasis]

Okay, I'm still struggling with this default BBCode hack and it's in the very final stages - I got the BBCode itself working perfectly and the "Use default BBCode in this post" field is working too. However, it only works in replies, because when I try to submit a new thread, it gives me a database error about there not being a column called "usedefaultbbcode" in the thread table. However, it's not supposed to try to insert that into the thread table (it's just supposed to be in the first post of the thread), and I'm really not sure how that ever got in there. At least I've been searching in all the PHP files but can't seem to find where I can make it not do that. Just a quick newbie-ish question, basically: Why is it trying to insert it into that table and how do I stop it from trying it?

[antialiasis]

Anybody? This is kind of important...

*prod*

[antialiasis]

I really need help on this...

The database error, if anybody is interested:

Database error in vBulletin 3.5.4:

Invalid SQL:
INSERT INTO thread
(usedefaultbbcode, postusername, postuserid, title, iconid, visible, forumid, dateline, open, attach, lastpost, lastposter, replycount, hiddencount)
VALUES
(1, 'Butterfree', 1, 'test', 0, 1, 5, 1144361987, 1, 0, 1144361987, 'Butterfree', 0, 0);

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'usedefaultbbcode' in 'field list'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Thursday, April 6th 2006 @ 11:19:47 PM
Script : http://www.dragonflycave.com/forums/newthread.php
Referrer : http://www.dragonflycave.com/forums/...=newthread&f=5
IP Address : 62.145.137.89
Username : Butterfree
Classname : vB_Database_MySQLi

[antialiasis]

Any input before I start messing around and trying to solve it myself?

[Paul M]

It tells you in the error that it's newthread.php making this sql call.

[antialiasis]

What I don't get, though, is that I've already scrutinized newthread.php twice, and what I've more or less been doing is add an identical reference to defaultbbcode everywhere that the actual vBulletin script makes a reference to signature, and nowhere else. Currently, I can't find any particular reason it would try to insert my default BBCode into the thread table if it doesn't do that with my signature... Forgive me if there is some extremely obvious reason for this, but I'm not very familiar with either PHP or vBulletin and I'm pretty much still trying to figure everything out.

[Paul M]

Is this a hack you downloaded from here ? have you posted in it's support thread ?

[antialiasis]

It's a hack I'm making, which is already working perfectly for normal replies.

EDIT: Never mind, I figured it out on my own.