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[Resolved] Use buddypress to let users setup company profiles, please tell me if buddypress is a goo


  • pauloldenzaal
    Member

    @pauloldenzaal

    12 years, 3 months ago

    I would like to let users make a small profile for their company. Simply a profile where they can enter the name, address, etc. Also a couple of photos, and their location on maps. Also other users need to let reviews behind on this profile. And some other small stuff :) Still figuring out….. But not all the social features.

    Is this something which you can do and recommend with buddypress? I don’t want to use al the social features, simply a company profile…Off course I do need to make it easy to let users (who don’t make up a company page but will be able to look for businesses in their city) find these profiles so they can hook up with these businesses by a contact form.

    Is buddypres recommendable for this? Or can someone suggest me another system?

    Thanks in advance

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  • modemlooper
    Moderator

    @modemlooper

    12 years, 3 months ago

    You can do this but you might want to use something like gravity forms if you are not using the social features.


    pauloldenzaal
    Member

    @pauloldenzaal

    12 years, 3 months ago

    So only gravity forms and wordpress?


    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    @rogercoathup

    12 years, 3 months ago

    Here are 3 sites built on BuddyPress that provide for business listings and reviews:

    http://plazaa.de
    http://bitsythis.com
    http://somibo.com

    They are all heavily customised builds, and use the BuddyPress member features to provide user accounts – where they create and manage their listings and reviews, and also send messages to other users.

    BuddyPress is helpful in that it provides a backbone of classes and API functions for the accounts and messaging. If you want your users to have profiles, and easily access their listings / reviews, then it may be the best choice. If you want minimal profiles and are happy to build your own custom functions to handle that part, then yes vanilla WP and a form solution (bespoke, gravity, or some other 3rd party) is fine.


    pauloldenzaal
    Member

    @pauloldenzaal

    12 years, 3 months ago

    Thank you very much for your reply :)

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