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It’s my theme and I code WordPress themes for like 5 years now but I don’t see myself as a Developer it’s more a hobby 🙂
I’m solid at HTML-CSS and can read PHP when I see it happen but I can’t write PHP it out of the box.
This error shows up when I try to hide a complete xProfile-group-ID or just an unique xProfile-field-ID from the loop.
This is what I did.
Inside: my-theme/buddypress/members/single/profile/profile-loop.php
I found the start of the loop<?php if ( bp_has_profile() ) : ?> ....My first thought was, maybe there are default options here to control the output of which ID’s will be visible so I started the search how the bp_has_profile() was build and looked into plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-template.php and found this at line 150:
.... $defaults = array( 'user_id' => bp_displayed_user_id(), 'profile_group_id' => false, 'hide_empty_groups' => true, 'hide_empty_fields' => $hide_empty_fields_default, 'fetch_fields' => true, 'fetch_field_data' => true, 'fetch_visibility_level' => $fetch_visibility_level_default, 'exclude_groups' => false, // Comma-separated list of profile field group IDs to exclude 'exclude_fields' => false // Comma-separated list of profile field IDs to exclude );This looks very familiar to bbPress so my first thoughts was lets try to add one of those Array’s to the loop and overwrite the default value.
Just like this.<?php if ( bp_has_profile( array ( 'exclude_groups' => 1 ) ) ) : ?> ...This works perfect, it hides all xProfile-fields from the first Base primary Tab (back-end). Just like I wanted it because I didn’t want all the fields to show up front-end, I’ve got a few xProfile-fields that I use for user-customization of the profile-page. Each user can add color-codes to change the default menu-color and add background-images to their profile-page to make each profile a little more unique.
Those field-ID’s are just urls or color-codes and don’t have to be visable to the public, thats why I try to hide them front-end.
Thanks guys,
There is a huge difference between the example I found on the web and the option @modemlooper gave.
My example:
@Modemlooper’s example:
Don’t know if it’s really that bad because they both load around the same time but still a lot more queries.
It’s still work in progress and needs a lot of tuning to be not annoying for users but you get the picture.
It’s something different then a Green or Red bullet that say’s online.Nope I’ve been searching for this also – none of the code snippets online work. There are 3 different code snippets and none are working at the moment for some reason.
It would be cool if we just had a simple user check within the members loop.
Example:
Check if user_is_online() return a Boolean? or –> Echo “something” if user is not online Echo “nothing or something else”;I would like to add a simple word like online or offline to a HTML class and target it by CSS while making a small ‘breathing’ animation of the gender symbol to show if a user is online or not.
Don’t hold back on posting more code-snippets on here 🙂
It’s still not 100% what I was hoping for but at least I’ve removed the default ‘ XX time ago ‘ string.
I can’t believe how difficult it is to customize the Activity-stream against ofter BuddyPress functions. The Activity is BuddyPress’ backbone that connects everything together but there are barely template_tags(); available to use.
Look at this, those are 5 different activity_items who are all getting included by a single template-tag(); called bp_activity_action() how could you ever make HTML and CSS around something like this?
– User_Name
– Activity_Type
– User_Avatar_Small
– Activity_Type_Title
– Activity_Date-/Time
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