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Making a registration profile field show up on posts?
I have made a custom question at the registration by creating a new Custom Profile Field. I am trying to make it so that the User's answer to the question shows up in their posts. How do i do this?
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In the postbit (or postbit_legacy, depending on which you use), you need to add something like below where you want it (or you could just search for "$vbphrase[posts]" to find where the post count is displayed). Replace "X" with the field number (can be found in the Profile Fields Manager.
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Field Name: $post[fieldX] |
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it is still not showing up- this is what i posted
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<if condition="$post['fieldX']"> $post[fieldX] </if> |
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yes i have
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Where are you putting it?
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Where should i put the code so that my custom profile field shows up right above the
post count? |
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Above the post count code.
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I tried this and it still didnt work!
Here is what i put: <if condition="$post['fieldX5']"> $post[field5] </if> |
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Make sure that the field IS in fact field 5, feel it in.
your code also has an error here: <if condition="$post['fieldX5']"> $post[field5] </if> Change it to this: <if condition="$post['field5']"> $post[field5] </if> |
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