[@jcpeden Member 12 years, 6 months ago]

Hi Shane,

The content there was just for testing purposes. CSS aside, it fell apart as soon as I tried to call any of the functions.

I ended up creating a custom action hook, calling it at the end of post content on all pages and then coding up a custom function (available in the now-updated gist) to cross-check the permalink slug with the user’s profile information.

It was pretty much a copy + paste job from there on out.

Thanks for your help!

[@jcpeden Member 12 years, 6 months ago]

I’ve created a gist here:

https://gist.github.com/2888847

The problem, I suppose is more to do with WordPress shortcodes. I’m sure the members loop would work but I’m struggling to get it to load from within the confines of a shortcode.

[@jcpeden Member 12 years, 6 months ago]

Hi Shane,

Everything is working nicely aside from the members loop. Basically, I’ve got a series of child pages. If the user’s profile info matches the child page permalink then they need to display. I had planned on using a shortcode to allow the site admin to display this members list wherever they wanted to but I’m having real trouble trying to insert the members loop into a shortcode. It causes other bits of the site to display incorrectly or brings the entire site down altogether.

Could I use an if statement to load the members loop at the end of post content on these pages? How would you go about it?

Thanks

John

[@jcpeden Member 12 years, 6 months ago]

Matches the page e.g. extended profile value = research group, page name = research group.

Using the content in the link you provided, I’ve built a function that outputs a list of user ids exactly as I need it.

Can a list of members (based on user ids) be called using this line alone or is it necessary to code the entire loop into my shortcode?

‘return bp_has_members($get_these_members)’