The code I'm using for my userlookup takes away my gender. Could someone look at my code and tell me what part it is that does that so I can remove it?


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umm i don't think you can take away your gender, i think it's agasiant the rules, correct me if i'm wrong

I'm not sure. I just want to know what part of my code IS taking away my gender so I can remove that part of the code so my gender will show up again.