UBB.Developers Forums UBB.classic V6 MultiHack Mods [6.2x] Latest Threads v2.0.2 (update 6/25/02)

I place this code in ubb_new_reply.cgi:

open (FILE, ">$vars_config{NonCGIPath}/$exact_path/_lastpost.txt");
&lock;
print FILE ("$GotTime{HyphenDate} $GotTime{Time}
n");
print FILE ("$this_subject
By $pubname
n");
print FILE (" $mess_truncatedn");
&unlock;
close (FILE);
chmod (0666, "$vars_config{NonCGIPath}/$exact_path/_lastpost.txt");

Now, up at the top of the page, I've added a couple of variables. To be honest, I don't remember which ones, so here's what I have:

&RequireCode("$vars_config{CGIPath}/ubb_lib_posting.cgi");
&RequireCode("$vars_config{CGIPath}/ubb_lib_2.cgi");
&RequireVars("$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_mods.cgi");
&RequireVars("$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_wordlets_img.cgi");
&RequireVars("$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_wordlets.cgi");
&RequireVars("$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_wordlets_err.cgi");
&RequireVars("$vars_config{VariablesPath}/vars_misc.cgi");

Within each one of your forum folders, (i.e., Forum1, Forum2, etc.) it will automatically create a page called "_lastpost.txt"

Where did I add the code?
Right below:

# create promo edition of message
$mess_truncated = &promo($message);

Then all you have to do is call the page "_lastpost.txt". I use a script to call mine instead of SSI because it works easier for me.