I've just been making some changes to the profile and I've added a checklist field. However, when shwoing it on the profile page I have it just gives a selection of numbers.
In my case: 131071
I'm assuming these are the ID's of the checked fields. I was just wondering if there's something I need to add to the profile template to make it output a list as I expected it to?
Your help would be much appreciated!
This has become a little desperate.
Please.
If someone out there can help then please help me.
I have a profile field that is multiple checklist box but when I've edited the MEMBERINFO template to show it, all I get is numbers.
Please help.
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Apologies.
I have added a profile field that is a multiple selection checklist.
However, when I display this field on the member info/profile page it simply displays a number.
I asked about this on another board and someone mentioned I'd need to convert from the binary representation...
Is there any documentation regarding this or could you point me in the right direction please?
Much appreciated.
Maybe this is what you are looking for:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=168741
Steve Machol, vBulletin Customer Support Manager
"Have Copy, Will Paste" (when appropriate)
Please do not email or PM me for vBulletin support. I will be more than glad to answer your questions on the vB Forums and in the support system.
Just remember that what happens in localhost, stays in localhost.
(lol) That looks too complicated. Anyone found a hack for this operation?
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