This is a feature of 6.2 <br /><br />This should work for 6.1 Someone with PHP knowledge might be able to help better. In showprofile.tmpl after<br /><br /><td align="right" valign="top" rowspan="12"><br /><img src="$Picture" alt="Picture" width="$width" height="$height" /><br /></td><br /></tr><br /><br />add this:<br /><br /><tr><br /><td class="darktable"><br />Member #<br /></td><br /><td><br />$User <br /></td><br /><tr><br /><br />Now where I am fuzzy on since I do not have a copy of 6.1 to be sure of is if the U_Number variable which is called for is specified. You will most likely have to define it by something like this. There is a query that calls the user information. It will look something like this.<br /><br /> $query = " <br /> SELECT U_Username,U_Fakeemail,U_Name,U_Totalposts,U_Homepage,U_Occupation,U_Hobbies,U_Location,U_Bio,U_Extra1,U_Extra2,U_Extra3,U_Extra4,U_Extra5,U_Registered,U_Picture,U_Title,U_Status,U_Number,U_Rating,U_Rates,U_Picwidth,U_Picheight,U_BirthMonth,U_BirthDay,U_BirthYear<br /> FROM {$config['tbprefix']}Users<br /> WHERE U_Number = '$User'<br /><br />This is from 6.2 so do not try and do a search on this exact text. But you see what you need to do.<br /><br />6.1 probally has<br /><br /> WHERE U_Username = '$User'<br /><br />You need to make sure under that query that it reads<br /><br /> WHERE U_Number = '$User'<br /><br />Backup both files before you try this and let me know if it works.<br /><br /><br />Now I would think you could place this in