[Lynne]

You should *always* take a look at the template you are try to add to or modify and see what variable name is being used there. In this case, they are using $user instead of $post. You should also aways look at the code in the php files that is parsed prior to the template being rendered so you can see what variables are available for use. You will need to see if that field is available for use in that template. So, do a search for "postbit_onlinestatus" in the files and see where the template is being rendered. (From doing a quick search, I think it is OK to use that field, but you may need to follow the function backwards.)