Age in User Moderation

[lordtopcat]

Hey Guys,

This forum I'm working on requires all users to be manually approved, so to make this process easier for the Admin, how would I display the Age in the Moderation Area?

So I've found this in the admincp/user.php file:

		print_cells_row(array(
			$vbphrase['username'],
			$vbphrase['email'],
			$vbphrase['age'],
			$vbphrase['ip_address'],
			"<input type=\"button\" class=\"button\" value=\"" . $vbphrase['accept_all'] . "\" onclick=\"js_check_radio(1)\" />
			<input type=\"button\" class=\"button\" value=\"" . $vbphrase['delete_all'] . "\" onclick=\"js_check_radio(-1)\" />
			<input type=\"button\" class=\"button\" value=\"" . $vbphrase['ignore_all'] . "\" onclick=\"js_check_radio(0)\" />"
		), 0, 'thead', -3);
		while ($user = $db->fetch_array($users))
		{
			$cell = array();
			$cell[] = "<a href=\"user.php?" . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . "do=edit&amp;u=$user[userid]\" target=\"_user\"><b>$user[username]</b></a>";
			$cell[] = "<a href=\"mailto:$user[email]\">$user[email]</a>";
			$cell[] = "$user[age]";
			$cell[] = "<a href=\"usertools.php?" . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . "do=doips&amp;depth=2&amp;ipaddress=$user[ipaddress]&amp;hash=" . CP_SESSIONHASH . "\" target=\"_user\">$user[ipaddress]</a>";
			$cell[] = "
				<label for=\"v_$user[userid]\"><input type=\"radio\" name=\"validate[$user[userid]]\" value=\"1\" id=\"v_$user[userid]\" tabindex=\"1\" />$vbphrase[accept]</label>
				<label for=\"d_$user[userid]\"><input type=\"radio\" name=\"validate[$user[userid]]\" value=\"-1\" id=\"d_$user[userid]\" tabindex=\"1\" />$vbphrase[delete]</label>
				<label for=\"i_$user[userid]\"><input type=\"radio\" name=\"validate[$user[userid]]\" value=\"0\" id=\"i_$user[userid]\" tabindex=\"1\" checked=\"checked\" />$vbphrase[ignore]</label>
			";
			print_cells_row($cell, 0, '', -4);
		}

So the phrase works fine, but using "$user[age]" it doesn't work?

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers,
LTC

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[HMBeaty]

Don't know if this will work or not, but try

$prepared[age]

[lordtopcat]

Thank you for the suggestion, however that didn't work

[lordtopcat]

Any help is appreciated.

Cheers,
LTC

[HMBeaty]

Had to kind of hunt this one down, try

$birthday[age]

You may have to execute a separate query to call that though

[lordtopcat]

Thank you for all your help Redline.

How would I execute a separate query to call it? I tried just putting the above in, but still no luck.

Cheers,
LTC

[lordtopcat]

Any help is appreciated.

Cheers,
LTC