[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 6 months ago]

@olizilla Just to confirm that your solution seems to work, and I am yet to experience any side effects to removing the & from $members_template and treating it as a input variable and not a reference. However it would be nice if @johnjamesjacoby could provide some feedback on that.

An interesting minor bug that I have come across with drop down variables. Drop down lists are not analysed by whether option1, 2, 3… x is selected but rather by looking searching for the text string associated with the value. For the most part this is irrelevant, in some cases this may even be fortuitous, there is one particular case where this causes a problem though.

Say I have a field called gender that allows members to specify their sex with options Male and Female. If I set filter to female, all works as expected and those that are male or rather not answer are filtered out. However, if I select male, as the word female also contains the string “male”, the female results still come up, all be it with less priority at the end (I think).

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 6 months ago]

@rickisteigerwald The pastebin link hasn’t actualy expierd, it’s just broken because it sticks a “)” at the end of the URL. Try this one: http://pastebin.com/bw0suXwe .

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 6 months ago]

Why don’t you roll your version of buddy-press back to the one that supported the plugin? At least you get some functionality.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

@psyber, btw could you some how publish the code (plugin) you wrote to get an older version of this plugin working, maybe with more eyeballs on it we might get some more progress.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

@psyber Thanks for the info. Would you mind publishing your code? I would be really grateful if it is not to inconvenient. I don’t mean formally, just a link to an ASCII file or a .zip file on a file sharing site or something would be really cool.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

“I don’t understand where i can find “members.php” file.”
There is no members.php, it’s “members/index.php”
Go to your BuddyPress Theme folder and find the members folder, in it you will find index.php, that’s the one you want.

is ‘BP Member Filter’ plugin not compatible with wordpress 2.9.2 ?
The more pertinent question is, Is it compatible with buddypress 1.2.x. Unfortunately I think the answer is that unless you know some PHP and can figure out how the source-code works (Which I can’t), it just doesn’t.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

@psyber Under what version of BuddyPress and BP Member Filters did you manage to get your site working? What code did you paste into members/index.php to get it working?

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

Trying to revive this forum because the answer to it is really important. As apcjohn, Submitting the form is not enough. There must be a function to generate the result based on the form submission that must be called. And I’m to much of a PHP n00b to figure out which one it is from reeding through the source-code.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 7 months ago]

Hi, what’s the latest news for this pluggin? The Plugin’s changelog says it now supports BuddyPress 1.2 ( https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-member-filter/changelog/ ), but I can’t get it to work on BP 1.2.3. This is probably just me being ignorant, but with such limited documentation available it hard for n00bs like me to get it working. I’d be more than happy to sponsor the plugin as well if support for 1.2.3 does exist and the documentation is extended.

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 9 months ago]

How can I get in touch with you peter?

[@chopo87 Participant 14 years, 9 months ago]

I relay need the functionality to allow users to upload documents to their profile to. I’ve been-trying to modify the Group Documents plugging, but unfortunately I don’t have enough wordpress/buddypress/php knowlage to do so. Is their a way I can hire someone to write the plugin for me?