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Looks much cleaner, but still isn’t working. I tried using a radio button and that didn’t work either.

What I’m trying to do should be simple 🙂

If you are a professional, you get one sidebar. If you are a civilian, you […]

‘if($type_member == ‘Yes’)…`

Either way, even if I create a second function, It isn’t recognizing the profile field.

This seems fishy to me. Is $type_member really the way to call a profile field entry? Or could it […]

@pcwriter – replacing “Yes” with “1” didn’t work – was that what you meant?

@nahummadrid – yes, that works.

Thanks @nahummadrid

I think it’s closer but still not working right. It only shows “Some other Sidebar”.

Here’s my code:

`//CHECK IF THE ACCT IS CERTAIN ACCT TYPE

function My_Function ($user_id) {
global $bp; […]

Trying to call the loggedin_user_id, but doing to wrong…

`loggedin_user->id) && bp_get_profile_field_data(‘field=783’) === “Yes”) : ?>
sample […]

Here’s the code I’m trying to use in my sidebar:
sample code

@onyx808
Did you ever figure this out? I’m trying to do the same thing…

Here’s the article… http://yoast.com/wordpress-rel-author-rel-me

Here’s an article by Yoast where we explains how to add rel=”me” to standard WP profiles. Any thoughts on how we could incorporate this into BP Profiles?

I’m assuming it could be as simple as a short snip of code that adds […]

Thanks patrick…

Playing with this more, it looks like there are 2 parts to making this work. First, we need rel=”author” attributes on all of the links that go to the profile pages. entry.php, single.php, etc. Second, there should be a link from the profile page to a member’s google profile, with a rel=”me” attribute.

This is great news. I’m going to work testing it. Excited for the official release.