Try hooking to that. It fires every time a user’s profile is updated via the profile edit screen. Your conditional will ensure the user meta is added only when appropriate.
Also, you could also try using update_user_meta instead of add_user_meta
It’s better to have the Google Analytics code run after all of your page elements have loaded. This way, the page will load faster for your users as it doesn’t have to wait for the analytics code to execute. You’re not talking much – perhaps a fraction of a second. So if you want to put it in your theme’s header.php then go for it.
Assuming bppp_get_user_progression_percent returns the percentage completed then your function looks spot on.
The conditional if ( $percentage == 100 && ! current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) will ensure the user’s meta is updated only if:
$percentage == 100 – all profile fields are completed ! current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) – they’ve not already reached 100% profile completion at some point
our membership changes regularly… i don’t want to have to re-code my members-loop every time a member leaves or joins
Why must the exclude ID list be fixed?
I wouldn’t suggest doing something like $excluded_users = '1,2,3';
Rather, your list of IDs to exclude should be dynamic e.g.
$excluded_users = $ids;
where $ids is a list of your users with role s2member_level3 – which is continually updated. To get $ids you’d just need to query for the s2member_level3 role.
I’m trying to understand your requirements – do you just want to send an email (perhaps to an admin) once a user has completed all of their profile fields?
Sounds like i’m doing the same thing as you. See this tutorial which works very well. I use a modified version of it everywhere on my site – to load more posts, load more members, load more messages and even load more search results. Hope it helps.
