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			How do I access custom user fields in my mod?
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			What do you mean exactly... some more info would be helpful withtrying to answer your question...
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			Vbulletin has these things called custom user fields which can be implemented in your profile or options. They can be private/public and they frequently hold data like a birthday, country, and gender. Vbulletin.org has a few of them (see vb version). I would like to access the data in those fields within my mod. A mod is a code addon to vbulletin which is written in PHP. Basically, I want to know which variable these fields are stored in. Say I have a customer user field called X. How do I access it in my mod? | 
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			Pretty sure they are just called by reffering to a field number of some sort... i will look at my template and provide you with an example.
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			love to see it too ^^
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