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How to update thread field on new post
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29 Jun 2006
I think this should help someone, I posted this as a question but now have it working. First add the field foobar to the threads table (as an example). This is true/false based field, you will have to add your own checks, e.g who can update foobar etc In the quick reply/new reply template/s add this HTML in the thread management area quick reply area
In threaddata_start
In newpost_complete
In newreply_post_start
I hope this helps, the advanced coders please improve if needed 
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29 Jun 2006, 18:49
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Moved to Articles as a "how to".
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30 Jun 2006, 13:11
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I'm pretty sure you don't have to instantiate a new instance of the Thread datamanager class.
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30 Jun 2006, 13:17
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I based the code on how vb deals with openclose/sticky threads, when making a new post, so would be interested if we don't have to instantiate another instance of the thread manager class
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