[anjanphukan]

I am using BP_User_Query and BP_Xprofile_Queury with the following code and it worked for me now.

$xprofile_query = array( 'relation' => 'OR');
	
foreach ($my_items as $key => $value) {
	$xprofile_query[] = array( 
		'key'=> $fieldID, 
		'value' => $value,
		'compare' => 'LIKE' 
	);
}
		
$args = array(
	'member_type' => 'donor',
);
	
if ($xprofile_query){
        $args['xprofile_query'] = $xprofile_query;
}
	 
$user_query = new BP_User_Query( $args );

Thank you.

[anjanphukan]

Thank you so much @shanebp.

But I am a little bit worried as this may bring up the results for the items named – “tested”, “pre-test”, “untest”, “not tested”, etc. if I try to filter the items named only “test”.

Any suggestions?

Regards.

[anjanphukan]

Sure no problem. So here is my scenario.

There are 2 member types and I have a custom user field created, let’s called it Items.

Both member types need to select some of those Item checkboxes. Now I need to show the oposite member types with common Items on a member profile. For that I created a custom page and run the Members loop. I was able to show the oposite members. But I am not sure how to match the Items and filter those oposite members. The my_custom_id() function works well if it is a textbox field. But it doesn’t work with the checkboxes. You can see how they are stored in the database.

I can get the current logged in user’s Items list in an array format. I think if I follow the my_custom_id() function then I will have to pass the field name and the array to compare like this my_custom_id($item_field, $current_user_items_array)

I think with that the SQL select query in the function needs to be modified.

Hope this clarifies my requirement.

I am very new to buddypress. If there is another way to achieve this then I will be happy to implement. My main goal is to show the members with common items selected but from the opposite member type to a logged in member.

Thank you so much.

[anjanphukan]

When the checkboxes are selected at the time of registration, they are stored in “bp_xprofile_data” table like this: