<a href="<?php echo bp_core_get_userlink( $bp['loggedin_userid'], false, true ) ?>">Profile</a>
I put that in and when you click the link it takes you to the homepage. I need it to take you to the User profile page. I think maybe I gave you the wrong info.
Try this:
<a href="<?php echo bp_core_get_userlink( $current_user->ID, false, true ) ?>/profile">Profile</a>
sorry, that just gets a 404.
i had this working the way it was supposed to, that was not the issue. the only thing I wanted to make happen was instead of displaying the username of the person who is logged in, I just wanted the text to read “Profile”, but still take you to your personal profile page.
to see what I mean you can go to http://www.ex-brief.com and login with this info:
User ID: help
Pass: help
Thsi is a fake test account so you can get an idea of what I am trying to do here.
P.S. on some pages the widgets are bulleted, but not on all of them…Whats up with that?
If you don’t globalize $current_user or $bp it will never work..
ok. This script works perfectly, when you log in it takes you to a navigation area. There are links to various pages, including a link to your profile. The link to your profile simply says your username. Example. If you log in as help, there is a link in the navigation that says “help”. clicking on it takes you to your personal profile. That works well, there are 0 issues with the function. All I want to have happen is for the text that reads “help” if you log in as help to read “Profile”. thats the only change, I need no change at all to the actual function, just to the name of the link that appears, I want that to still have the same function, but just say “Profile” rather than the username.
anyone know how to do this?
