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Ah, yeah, I wasn’t sure if the template tag needed a trailing slash after it or not. Glad you’ve got it working!

You want to edit the index.php that’s IN your theme folder 😉

yep, trusty old Contact Form 7:

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/contact-form-7/

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@mattmct: Or you could use conditional statements in a custom template. It would go something like this:

http://pastebin.com/EbBhUtaC

Well thanks for helping me get this far 🙂

Anyone else maybe have a minute to look over my code and see if I’m missing something?

I couldn’t help myself, I had to go look. Try this:

http://pastebin.com/M0Gvkp0N

ping @nuprn1

I hate to bug you again, but IDK if anyone else could pick this up in the middle of the situation and understand where it should be headed, lol!

@alanchrishughes: Well crap 🙁

Oooh, is there a tag you can use on sidebar.php? There must be something there, because there’s a link to the logged in user’s profile that’s displayed in the sidebar on every page. That’s where I’d check next.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/calendar/

@alanchrishughes: Me too, lol! I pastebinned this for you. Might work, might not. It’s only a link for the “Activity” page. I’m not sure how you’d go about coding the menu that appears to the side of it (the one with “Personal”, “Friends”, “Groups”, etc.), but at least this may give you a start 🙂 […]

@alanchrishughes: Yep, I use the following in member-header.php on my site for the link to the feedback posts (which are titled with the @user name of each member):

href=”http://www.clothunderground.com/feedback/bp_displayed_user_username();/” title=”View or leave feedback for this user”

Worth a try!

ETA: of course, you’d need the php…[Read more]

Bah, OK, this is still displaying the person’s avatar for blog posts, rather than the value of the custom field 🙁

http://pastebin.com/LBWYbGQT

@nuprn1: sargbhnes;rkgubser OK, how does this look?

http://pastebin.com/SakeDa4r

I feel like I’m missing something important!

This is the tut I learned from:

http://www.themelab.com/2008/04/18/see-how-easy-it-is-to-widgetize-wordpress-themes/

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@crashutah: no problem, here’s what I have in my theme functions.php to create the new widget (I have it named “profile_BP_Groups_Widget”, but you could change that to whatever, of course): http://pastebin.com/AUnUNbpM It just creates a normal new widget, so if you wanted to put it in an existing sidebar, you could just drag it on over. […]