[Jolten]

You'd have to write a custom query for the database to pull all usernames and the fields and display them on the page. It's definitely NOT a template only hack. It wouldn't be that difficult to do.

You'd need a php page with the query, something like:

$RPG = $DB_site->query("SELECT username, fieldX FROM users, usertextfield ORDER BY username DESC");

Then loop it

while($row=mysql_fetch_object($RPG))
{
	
	$who = $row->username;
	$rpgname = $row->fieldX;

eval('$rpgbit .= "' . fetch_template('RPG_listbit') . '";');

}

eval('print_output("' . fetch_template('RPGLIST') . '");');

Then create two templates, RPGLIST for the main page (header and footer in it) using $rpgbit where you wanted the list of usernames, and RPG_listbit to display the names using $who and $rpgname where you what the names. Since there's a loop you really only need to format one row of html using $who and $rpgname for the RPG_listbit, it will repeat as long as there is data to display displaying the next user in the database.

I don't use table prefixes so the query above doesn't show that, if you have a large number of users you may also need a pagination code in there in order to not display all users on a single page. This is all off the top of my head, untested and without any warranty. This is only to give you an idea of what would be involved.