How to call a custom profile field

[NeutralizeR]

I can use "font-family: $blog[field7]; color: $blog[field6]" in blog_entry_featured and blog_show_entry templates but i can't call these in blog_entry_with_userinfo and blog_entry_without_userinfo.

i tried:
$blog[field6]
$userinfo[field6]
$post[field6]

none of these work for me

what's the correct value to call a custom profile field in blog_entry_with_userinfo and blog_entry_without_userinfo templates?
regards

[somedudeer]

I need to know this too!

[Steve Machol]

I do not believe this is possible in the Blog without modifying the code.

[Freddie Bingham]

You can't because we do not join the appropriate tables for those queries. We also don't have a hook there so that you may do it yourself. I'll put it on the todo list.

[NeutralizeR]

You can't because we do not join the appropriate tables for those queries. We also don't have a hook there so that you may do it yourself. I'll put it on the todo list.

Thanks again! I knew you loved me...

[NolFito]

Has this been addressed?
I've tried all those codes ($blog[field5] $userinfo[field5] $bloginfo[field5]? $post[field5] $show[field5] $bbuserinfo[field5 <--[runs the viewers field5]) with no success

Any hope of having them activated?

PS my apologies for bumping/necroposting, seemed more appropriated than opening a new one

[Shelby]

I'll add it to the ever growing "Wishlist".

[Vegetrunks]

Any news on custom profile fields on blog pages?

[NeutralizeR]

Any news on custom profile fields on blog pages?

Not yet

[NeutralizeR]

You can't because we do not join the appropriate tables for those queries. We also don't have a hook there so that you may do it yourself. I'll put it on the todo list.

Included in vb blog 2.0?