The following snippet produces a link to a profile page such as
www.mysite.com/username

PHP Code:

<?php
global $user;
$myuid= $user->uid;
$node= content_profile_load(profile, $myuid);
$profileid= $node->nid;
print l('My profile','node/'.$profileid);
?>

I would like this to link to the following path instead.
www.mysite.com/user/username

So basically I would like the add /user to the path before /username.

Told ya it was basic. haha

Is that spam?

Why, yes, it was.

tim

That's a first on here. haha Now if only I could get an answer to my question that would be the ultimate spam. haha

Ultimate spam? I don't like that...Shame for posting 'Ultimate Spam'

Obviously i was only kidding. I apologize if I offended.

Well at this rate, we won't be going anywhere. I'm still not totally sure what you are trying to do, and I don't think that the problem can be solved until more code has been provided. But at any rate, I'll review your PHP:

PHP Code:

<?php
global $user;
$myuid= $user->uid;
$node= content_profile_load(profile, $myuid);
$profileid= $node->nid;
print l('My profile','node/'.$profileid);
?>

Taking a look at this, it appears that you may have some unnecessary strings, you are accessing external content which we will need to see to be able to solve your problem, because that is probably what generated the link - not the given code. I really don't know much about this script, so naturally my help is limited. But this PHP is pulling from a lot of different resources that will need to be edited, so this is probably not your target code.

- Steve