For example, to create a simple display of the logged in users username, you could use this code within your PHP script (note: the PHP script must be integrated into phpBB).
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echo $userdata['username'];
For registered users, their actual username would be displayed, while guests would see output of the text "Anonymous".
Below, is a list of all variables you can use, each serving a different purpose. $userdata['user_id'], $userdata['user_active'], $userdata['username'], and so on.
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user_id
user_active
username
user_password
user_session_time
user_session_page
user_lastvisit
user_regdate
user_level
user_posts
user_timezone
user_style
user_lang
user_dateformat
user_new_privmsg
user_unread_privmsg
user_last_privmsg
user_login_tries
user_last_login_try
user_emailtime
user_viewemail
user_attachsig
user_allowhtml
user_allowbbcode
user_allowsmile
user_allowavatar
user_allow_pm
user_allow_viewonline
user_notify
user_notify_pm
user_popup_pm
user_rank
user_avatar
user_avatar_type
user_email
user_icq
user_website
user_from
user_sig
user_sig_bbcode_uid
user_aim
user_yim
user_msnm
user_occ
user_interests
user_actkey
user_newpasswd
session_id
session_ip
session_user_id
session_logged_in
session_start
session_admin
session_key
All of the session data (ie. data relating to the particular session the user is logged in) is prefixed with session_, and these columns are the last seven of the above list.
Thanks to Noxwizard for allowing the list he constructed to be included in the Knowledge Base.