Take a look at the file wp-content/plugins/cimy_user_extra_fields/README_OFFICIAL.txt.
It contains a little documentation on the functions used to retrieve the cimy values from the database. Here is an excerpt from that document:
get an extra field value from a specific user
PARAMETERS: pass user_id as first parameter and field_name as second
RETURNED VALUE: the function will return a string containing the value
GENERIC:
$value = get_cimyFieldValue(<user_id>, <field_name>);
EXAMPLE:
$value = get_cimyFieldValue(1, 'MY_FIELD');
echo cimy_uef_sanitize_content($value);
CASE 2:
get all extra fields values from a specific user
PARAMETERS: pass user_id as first parameter and a boolean set to false as second
RETURNED VALUE: the function will return an associative array containing all extra fields values from that user, this array is ordered by field order
GENERIC:
$values = get_cimyFieldValue(<user_id>, false);
EXAMPLE:
$values = get_cimyFieldValue(1, false);
foreach ($values as $value) {
echo $value['NAME'];
echo $value['LABEL'];
echo cimy_uef_sanitize_content($value['VALUE']);
}
I suspect that what you want to use on the author page is the second case - get all values for a specific user. So, suppose you have the author id in a variable $author_id, you would get all values for that author with this code:
$values = get_cimyFieldValue($author_id, false);
foreach ($values as $value) {
$values_by_name[$value['NAME']] = cimy_uef_sanitize_content($value['VALUE']);
}
Then, to show the Telephone, for example, you would code:
echo $values_by_name['TELEPHONE'];
I realize that this is pretty heavy PHP if you are not used to it. If you can email me a copy of the template used to produce the page, and a list of the names of the cimy fields, I can probably give more specific directions. My email is m_a_mcdonald =at= bellsouth =dot= net.
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