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Any help on this? I have posted this twice now with no reply and it seems to be a simple fix. I just don't know the variabled to use for this hook.
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Try checking the variable $type, I think that should be set to 'thread' or 'post'.
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i updated the hook from (which works)
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Can someone at least tell me which php document contains this hook so I can find the answer myself?
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#6
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Sorry but i don't know the hook called 'userpost_datasave'.
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Sorry it's userdata_postsave.
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A Hook "userpost_datasave" does not exist, at least not in standard vBulletin 3.5.1 code.
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Well I found class_dm_user.hp thanks to Andreas, but after taking a look I couldn't find anything relevant to defining whether or not the post is a new thread or just a post. While functions_newpost.php does contain the variable $type which seems to store thread or reply it allways adds 10 (does the else) if I change:
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Can anyone help me with this? I can't get it.
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