Login Profile don't show empty fields

So I'm viewing the profile page of a user and it displays everything I want it to display. Instead of just having a list of all the fields I have them scattered around my page as my design dictates.

What I'd like to do is figure out how to not show items that aren't populated.

For instance if the user has their city and state filled in then it should output:

City: New York
State: New York

But if the zip hasn't been filled in it should NOT show:

Zip:

it should just not print the word "Zip"

Any ideas on how to accomplish this?


Thanks in advance!

You can use use output modifiers (in Revolution) or PHX (in Evolution) to hide empty fields. The form will depend on what you're using to display the data and which version of MODX you're using.


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Using revo 2.2.4. It is displaying on the "profile" page of a user and I'm using the Login Package to accomplish this.

OK, on the page, you'd use something like this:





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Thanks Bob,
is there a place where all this magic stuff you have comes from? I scour documentation and never see anything of the sorts! I like to try to figure stuff out before I jump on the forums but I guess I'm looking for love in all the wrong places lol.

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Perfect. I was going to ask you how to make a donation for all your valuable tips, but I believe I'll buy your book instead!

Sounds good. BTW, I corrected the URL in the message above.


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