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I know, I know. It's very insecure.
But still, how do I do this? I've searched and can't find out how. Can anyone help me out? |
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...bumpity bump?
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I've made a whacky way to parse HTML, but it works. To display a fieldX in a user's profile, you could use this in the place you want to display it, in the memberinfo template (replacing X with the number of the field):
Code:
<script type="text/javascript"> var fieldX="$userinfo[fieldX]"; fieldX=fieldX.replace(/</ig,"<"); fieldX=fieldX.replace(/>/ig,">"); fieldX=fieldX.replace(/"/ig,'"'); fieldX=fieldX.replace(/&/ig,"&"); document.write(fieldX); </script> |
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Strange.. I do that, but then that field just doesn't display at all.
It's left completely empty. Just blank. If I switch back, voila! The field displays again. |
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im bumping this...
cause yea that dont work =p |
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