Just a quickie
 

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

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.

Use $post[field5].

It only shows Field6 when I tried this?

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 [DATE]1202845160[/DATE] at [TIME]1202845160[/TIME] ---------------

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>

You got it, sir. ;)

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

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

I would just put this:

Thanks, Paul.

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 [DATE]1202847323[/DATE] at [TIME]1202847323[/TIME] ---------------

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.

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

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