[kh99]

You could do something like this:

$result = $vbulletin->db->query("SELECT userfield.fieldX, userfield.userid FROM userfield INNER JOIN user ON user.userid =userfield.userid WHERE usergroupid IN (list_of_usergroups)");

$rendered_table = '<table>';
while ($row = $vbulletin->db->fetch_array($result))
{
   $rendered_table .= '<tr><td>' . $row['userid'] . '</td><td>' . $row['fieldX'] . '</td></tr>';
}
$rendered_table .= '</table>';

vB_Template::preRegister('template_name', array('rendered_table' => $rendered_table));

then use {vb raw rendered_table} in the template. (This assumes you want to put it in an existing template. If you're creating your own template then you'd probably use register() instead of preRegister()).

Originally Posted by vBNinja

Also once i get that working, i would normally use a foreach loop and build the table with "echo" but since i'm trying to integrate this to a vbulletin page, should i just concatenate the html in the php file and render it as a variable to use in a vb template then simply use it like: "{vb raw rendered_table}" or is there a more efficient way of doing this?

That's what the above example does, and there's no problem doing it that way. But I should mention that the convention in the vbulletin code is to put any html in a template and render the template. You could have a template for one table row, or you can save all the rows to an array and then use <vb:each> in the template to loop through them.