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attachdata_postsave replacement
In 3.8 I used the attachdata_postsave hook to update rows in the attachment table after an insert. In 4.0, this hook doesn't appear to be called. What's the proper replacement?
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There is still a hook called attachdata_postsave. It's in the file class_dm_attachment.php
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I know, but it doesn't appear to be called. When should it get called?
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What do you mean it isn't called? Perhaps you need to change your code to use the variable names in that function. It's hard to give you a specific fix when we know nothing about your code.
Just an FYI, but attachments changed quite a bit in vB4. You will not be able to use your old queries - they will need to be modified.
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