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@Andrei34 here's a method I wrote awhile back for updating the profile fields via AJAX. It's actually a modified version of how they're already updated when editing fields via your profile.

Install this script in all the pages :

Code:

$.getScript('http://illiweb.com/rs3/25/frm/jquery/json/jquery.json-1.3.min.js', function() {
  window.$updateField = function(o, callback) {
    var c = new Array(),
        admin = $('a[href^="/admin/index.forum"]')[0],
        logout = document.getElementById('logout');

    c.push(new Array(o.name, o.value));
   
    $.post('/ajax_profile.forum?jsoncallback=?', {
          id : o.id.substring(8, o.id.length),
        user : o.user_id,
      active : '1',
      content : $.toJSON(c),
          tid : admin ? admin.href.replace(/.*?tid=(.*)/,'$1') : logout ? logout.href.replace(/.*?tid=(.*?)&.*/,'$1') : ''
    }, function(d) {
      callback && callback(d);
    }, 'json');
  };
  'par ange tuteur';
});

After that you'll be able to do this :

Code:

$updateField({
      id : 'field_id3',
    name : 'profile_field_8_3',
  user_id : 1,
    value : 0
}, function(d) {
  console.log(d); // log return data
});

It takes 4 values :
id : The id of the field. e.g. #field_id3
name : The name of the field. e.g. #profile_field_8_3
( both these ids can be found by inspecting the profile fields via your devtools ; F12 )
user_id : The id of the user to be modified.
value : The new value for the profile field. If it's a list of images you'll use numbers like in my example above. 0 = no warning, 1 = 1 warning, etc.. It depends how your images are ordered.

Lastly you can execute a callback function and check the return data which is in JSON format.