Mary, We have also family to feed. Your friend or you didn't wanted to spend single cent on anything. Why don't you upgrade to 5.2? because you have customized the things and changed core files and you afraid to lose the changes. I respect you and you should also understand and respect developers.

I am closing this topic as the owner may getting spammed for irreverent replies.

@Shylo, i am sorry for the irreverent replies on the topic.

Arsalan don't make me laugh. Instead of blaming me create more options and increase your support level. Whether the people here are a premium customer or not, they are your users. Be kind enough to meet their needs and if you can't -then close your company and do something else job.

Don't act stupid Mary ,you are using older version and don't blame us. This feature has been added in 5.2. I don't know what is the problem with you in understanding, we don't know you personally and you take everything personally. Please try to understand this is not kids playing stuff that we can fix things on one click and give anyone what they wish. To have something you need to atleast fullfil the requirements

))))))))Whatever I want to do, it turns out, is not for me. This is already becoming ridiculous)))))))))

Because you are using old version upgrade your network please.

I didn't find any color code in the folder you mentioned.

You'll find them in the 'opensource-socialnetwork' or 'premium' source.
There's a series of files in the 'locale' directory (/locale/ossn.[country_code].php).

Can you detail, In which file i can find it for changing => ?

This crazy editor doesn't seem to allow to save linefeeds \ n correctly, so I added that extra space

Okay, so basically it would be sufficient if Ossn stores the 2 colors for male and female in the main language file, additional colors would go to the MoreGenders compoment.

Well,
what you could do is using ossn_print() and derive the colors from $gender + defined #xxxxx

Just gave it a try and my loop looks like this now:

foreach($genders as $gender => $total) {
            echo    "{\ n";
            echo    "value: $total,\ n";
            echo    "color: '" . ossn_print($gender . ':gendercolor') . "',\ n";
            echo    "highlight: '" . ossn_print($gender . ':gendercolor') . "',\ n";
            echo    "label: '" . ucfirst(ossn_print($gender)) . "'\ n";
            echo    "},\ n";
        }

and the accompanying language file entries

'male:gendercolor' => '#ff0000',
'female:gendercolor' => '#00ff00',
'robot:gendercolor' => '#0000ff',