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edit.- I still don't see why the fetch_array of $memberlist is causing it not to work properly. How come the problem is so obscure? |
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OK this is nothing to do with $DB_site.
This is something to do with the calling of $memberlist[value] in the templates. Just check out the attachments. edit.- So, what could be preventing the $memberlist[value] variable from doing its job? Is there something I missed out code-wise or a file or something I didn't require? |
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Looks like the code you posted there is working just fine... To print out the additional fields you should just need to change the query back so that you're joining the userfield table. If it's still not working you may want to double check that field5,6 and 7 are the correct ones that you're trying to pull. And actually, it doesn't appear that those are... Are those hidden profile fields or something? From looking at the profiles on your site you don't even have any additional fields unless they're hidden from view.
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They are hidden from view. Can you explain why the username isn't coming up in the first field? If what you said is true, at least the username should be showing up, no?
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You have $memberlist[musername] in your template. Remove the 'm' there and it will show the username.
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Nvm I was using vbindex and it was a bit of hassle to tell you the truth. I'm switching to your CMS tigga, I'll have to do everything manually that's all.
Thx for the support though everyone. |
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