Just a quickie

[UltraFanatics]

Hi all,

I have added a field 5 and 6 via VB control panel, that users have to add fill in when they register or via their control panel.

Anyway. can someone tell me how I get this to show on all their posts on the forum (below where it says joined date / number of posts etc?

I have been trying for ages but can't work out the code required and in what template.. I think its post_legacy?

Cheers

[Lynne]

This has been covered quite a bit in some posts lately. Search around in here and you'll see it discussed a bit. I think one of the ways to use the variable is "$vbulletin->userinfo[field6]", but I think it can be shorten.

postbit is the template that shows userinfo above the post, postbit_legacy shows the userinfo to the left of the post.

[Boofo]

Use $post[field5].

[UltraFanatics]

This has been covered quite a bit in some posts lately. Search around in here and you'll see it discussed a bit. I think one of the ways to use the variable is "$vbulletin->userinfo[field6]", but I think it can be shorten.

postbit is the template that shows userinfo above the post, postbit_legacy shows the userinfo to the left of the post.

It only shows Field6 when I tried this?

Use $post[field5].

This works but only shows the users text not the question too?

IE- I want it like this

Support: England (users answer)

It was only showing England, not the support bit?

--------------- Added 1202845160 at 1202845160 ---------------

Think I have it working as this, although looks rather long lol

<if condition="$post['field5']"><div>$vbphrase[Support_perm]Support: $post[field5]</div></if>

[Boofo]

You got it, sir. ;)

If this phrase (Support_perm) is the word support you don't need that word in there too.

[UltraFanatics]

Can I delete (Support_perm) then or just support so it shows (perm)

[PaulSonny]

I would just put this:

Support: $post[field5]

Thanks, Paul.

[Boofo]

What is thre phrase Support_perm? If it is the word Support, take the word out so you can keep it language editable. Like this:

<if condition="$post['field5']"><div>$vbphrase[Support_perm]: $post[field5]</div></if>

--------------- Added 1202847323 at 1202847323 ---------------

I would just put this:



Thanks, Paul.

I disagree as you should always use phrases where you can. That makes editing them for different languages easier or if you just want to change the wording of it sometime.

[UltraFanatics]

What is thre phrase Support_perm? If it is the word Support, take the word out so you can keep it language editable. Like this:

<if condition="$post['field5']"><div>$vbphrase[Support_perm]Support: $post[field5]</div></if>



If I don't write the highlighted section then it doesn't show on the page.

[Boofo]

Ok, I'll ask one more time, what is this? Support_perm. That phrase, what does it say?