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Hi Emil

Yes, it's possible. You need to use the CustomField class in order to do it.

// Creates a new CustomField object.
// "systemname" is the SystemName of the field. This value must conform to the same rules as a column name in the database.
// "tablename" is the name of the table in which to create the CustomField. In this case it's "AccessUser".
// type is the type of the CustomField. This value is of type Dynamicweb.Modules.Common.CustomFields.CustomFieldType.Types.
var cf = new Dynamicweb.Modules.Common.CustomFields.CustomField("systemname", "tablename", type);
cf.Name = "Name of the field"; // This is used as the label in the UserManagement module
cf.Database = "Access.mdb"; // Defines which system databse to use. This is only relevant for solutions using MS Access.
cf.Save();

If you create a field of type RadioButtonGroup or DropDown then you will also have to create some options. Use the property "Options" on the CustomField object.

Hope this helps :)

- Jeppe