I would do what martin says.  Copy action.register to your field and 
customize it or rename it.
BW VERSION 3.5, the action.register creates the pages login.membername; 

This would be example for a drop box you can add into your action.register 
copy.
[r]
[c]>>Color:<<
[c][select color default="{:color}"][(list "red,yellow,blue,green" 
fmt='[option "{+p}"]')][select]  
 
And add your new field color to the session register line in the form.
 
You can see these user data pages by index.php?p=login.membername  But 
notice you do not really see anything though, because the data is in data 
fields, not in the content and not directly shown.  
 
So do what Martin suggests and make a login.header (for ver 3.5 and 
member.header for version 4.0) and do the checks and then display the data 
fields.  Here is example for version 3.5:
 IN this case show the data to the specific member, but admin can also see 
everyone.
----
!! {p2}
[if equal {p2} {member} || admin]
Here is your user info:
[t]
[r][c]Username is [c]{member}
[r][c]Favorite color is [c]{:color}
[t]
[else]
You can only view your own profile!
[if]
----
 
You could also do it in login.footer instead of login.header
 
Hope that helps.

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