Need help with phrases and profile fields...
 

I have the MySpace profile's thing going on my site, and I have designed several styles that I would like to offer in a drop down menu in "edit profile"

I added a user profile field (field83) that contains the list of styles
I added phrases (using the names from above) that contain the css needed for each style

Now... I'm trying to code this into the memberinfo template... and can't figure it out...

I know the code below doesn't work... but I'm hoping you can see from it what I'm trying to do:
<style type="text/css">$vbphrase[$userinfo[field83]]</phrase></style>

I want it to use a vbphrase for css... but it has to look at user profile field #83, as that contains the name of the phrase it needs to use...

is this possible, and how do I code this?

Thanks you VERY much in advance, I'm not very good at this stuff, and my head is close to exploding now lol.

Have you actually got the phrase in place?

What do you mean? Did I already make the phrase in vBulletin? Yes... the problem is: the above code gives me the whole:
I just don't know how to write the code properly so it doesn't toss an error....

Thanks for your help, this is driving me nuts!

Could you post the lines around line 6 then?

This is line 6:
<style type="text/css">$vbphrase[$userinfo[field83]]</phrase></style>

The problem is:

$vbphrase[$userinfo[field83]]</phrase>

I just don't know how to code it properly...

Why do you have a closing </phrase> tag? Phrases are usually PHP variables and it shouldn't need a tag..

Oh really? Hahaha... like I said, I'm not that good at this stuff... I just took it out, but it still gives me the error.... I think it just doesn't like having the user profile field inside the phrase? I just don't know... any ideas?

$vbphrase[$userinfo[field83] - You had two ]]'s

EDIT: I don't think thats right

I'm hardly a leet coder xD

thats not it either, because 1 of them was for the $vbphrase, and the other is for the $userinfo...

so it still gives an error

$vbphrase['$userinfo[field83]']

What about that? :S