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Member profiles
Hi, I tried using something like this:
Portrait: <*img src="$post[field5]"> in my member profile pages, but it doesn't seem to work. Is there a special code I need to add so I can use this like I do in postbits? thnx |
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try <img src="{$post[field5]}">
added the { } around the var and removed that * |
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didn't work
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What does it do? Does it show a broken image? Does it show nothing at all? Kinda hard to debug if you can't see what is happening.
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<img src="$post[field5]">
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It should work. I have a similar thing running on my site. Make sure the member fills out the whole URL to the image file including the http:// part. Also, make sure the host that they use for images allow remote linking - geocities, tripod etc. do not allow this and you'll get a broken image.
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Quote:
PHP Code:
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not suer if you still want it but instead of putting $post[field5] change that for $userinfo[field5] that'll work
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thnx a lot, man I figured it out a couple days ago when installing another hack ... saw the userinfo thing and experimented
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