I think this is a 5 min job for a smart PHP'er!

[PicoDeath]

I tried it both ways before to see if anything happend, I tried again just to make sure and it still doesn't show.

[Lynne]

Have you tried using $userinfo[field6] instead?

[PicoDeath]

That works wonders Lynne, thanks for the help!

[Marco van Herwaarden]

$userinfo will probably contain the settings for the user browsing the profile, not for the user owning that profile.

Try using $show[field6] instead of $profile/$userinfo.

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden

$userinfo will probably contain the settings for the user browsing the profile, not for the user owning that profile.

Try using $show[field6] instead of $profile/$userinfo.

Are you sure, Marco? My cheatsheet (which I admit could be wrong!) says $userinfo for the user you are viewing and $bbuserinfo for you the browser/viewer.

To the OP, one way to check.... you know what *your* field6 should be, is that what is showing up in the page?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

I am basing my assumption (have not even looked in the code) on the other conditions in the same template, they all use $show.

[PicoDeath]

Fixed