[FlyingDutchman]

THANKS MAN! this hack is GREAT!!! works perfect with vb 2.2.6...

I've added another variable, $gendername which will say, instead of the image, either Undisclosed, Female or Male...
I'll post it here immediatly for anyone who wants it: ()

instead of putting this:

PHP Code:

                if ($post[gender] == "0") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/questionmark.gif\" border=\"0\">";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "1") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/female.gif\" border=\"0\">";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "2") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/male.gif\" border=\"0\">";
} 


into the 3 files (memberlist.php, member.php, admin/functions.php), insert this:

PHP Code:

                if ($post[gender] == "0") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/questionmark.gif\" border=\"0\">";
                        $gendername = "Undisclosed";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "1") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/female.gif\" border=\"0\">";
                        $gendername = "Female";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "2") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src=\"images/male.gif\" border=\"0\">";
                        $gendername = "Male";
                } 


now, just put $gendername in any template you wish to insert the gender's name...

example, in postbit template, search for:

PHP Code:

<smallfont>$post[usertitle]</smallfont><br>
    $post[avatar]<p>
    <smallfont> 


immediatly AFTER that, add:

PHP Code:

Gender: $gendername [$genderimage]<br> 


you'll see the user's gender now, just above the 'Registered: registration date here' part...