[jarvo1980]

Hi hnla, I personally like the way I’ve written it, I find it far easier to maintain the code and helps me be consistent throughout

[jarvo1980]

Hi hnla, thanks for the reply, after a slight bit of tweaking, I found this worked:
`<a href="”>

`
Cheers again

[jarvo1980]

hi hnla, the while loop is already part of the file, it’s within the groups dir not the members dir, just incase this makes a difference?
I’m also a bit puzzled by your code, all I wish to do is display the value of my field, your code looks like it says if it equals? Perhaps I’m wrong?
TIA

[jarvo1980]

Hi hnla,

The above seems to work just fine for me. I created the custom profile field account type and then using the above I can do what I need too.

Not sure if it helps anyone but certainly does the job for me!

Thank you, your reply certainly kick started the grey matter!

[jarvo1980]

Ah I think the penny has just dropped! I need to call it as a standard field value, then compare it. So:
`

standard

premium

`
Unless there is an easier way?
TIA

[jarvo1980]

Hi hnla, I set it within the account registration page. So when you register, you select the account type.

[jarvo1980]

For arguments sake, I’ve deleted the Nickname one and tried with another. Here’s my code incase I’m being a complete thicko
`

• <a href="”>

  <!

  ---

  >

  <?php
  $account_type= xprofile_get_field_data( ‘Account Type’,bp_get_member_user_id());
  if ($account_type== ‘Standard’) {
  echo ‘standard’;
  } else {
  echo ‘premium’;
  };
  ?>

  <?php $Street= xprofile_get_field_data( "Street");
  echo $Street;
  ?>

  <!

  ---

  >
   

`

The only thing that displays on the custom field front is the account_type of either Standard or Premium.

[jarvo1980]

Yes, I’ve even tried with a couple of others. It’s so frustrating! And yes, it does also have text in the field

[jarvo1980]

Sadly “ is a no go either.

[jarvo1980]

I tried “
Is that what you meant? Otherwise not sure as it’s on the main loop page (groups/single/members.php)
Thanks

[jarvo1980]

Thanks Travel-Junkie. Yeah it’s odd, as it works for account type. I thought maybe it was the way I was echoing out the info. Hmmm…

[jarvo1980]

Ooops sorry “ AND “
Both to no avail..

Oddly, this does work for one of my other custom fields though:
`<?php
$account_type= xprofile_get_field_data( ‘Account Type’,bp_get_member_user_id());
if ($account_type== ‘Standard’) {
echo ‘standard’;
} else {
echo ‘premium’;
};
?>`
Most confusing!!