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    Default Default text for new thread

    In (Dynamic Drive scripts help) catagory, when I need to Create a new thread I get default text:

    1) Script Title:

    2) Script URL (on DD):

    3) Describe problem:
    How can I do that?

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    Depends on the type of forum software you are using. There are hundreds and each is set up different.
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    Output text upon an event. But that can mean anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BLiZZaRD View Post
    Depends on the type of forum software you are using. There are hundreds and each is set up different.
    I use vBulletin forum

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    Aye. Have a look at this thread.

    I don't use VB so I can't much help on which part is actually what you need, but this thread has a few options in it. Perhaps it will help you out.
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    Many thanks BLiZZaRD, works great!!!

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    Glad it works.
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