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echo $_REQUEST['s']; in members-loop.php worked! The global was the bit I didn’t like. For some reason I completely overlooked the obvious. Thanks @shanebp for the solution.

@shanebp I thought that too but it seems to be. Check out how BP remembers the search term after clicking. See bp_directory_members_search_form() in bp-members-template.php

@shanebp good shout!

Spot on! Thanks @shanebp

@shanebp could the user’s role be assigned programmatically to an xprofile field? That would then be searchable using the standard member search

@xkronik13x‘s code is all kinds of bad. @shanebp points out one of the reasons 🙂

@shanebp
Don’t thank me yet! You might be hating me in a few days:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-get-the-profile-field-name-and-its-value-in-the-members-loop/
I plan on releasing it on the WP repository!

@shanebp @xkronik13x for then upcoming version BP 1.3 which was made BP 1.5

@shanebp lol. There must be a plugin out there somewhere 🙂

@shanebp I think the OP just needs a unique numerical?

Found the problem, it’s really simple: if we declare an empty “include” in bp_has_members, it displays a Members Loop with all members. Now it’s everything fine. Thanks a lot, @shanebp!

Thanks @shanebp 🙂

It basically works in this way- I have a header file with multiple headers for different page templates or conditions such as is_singular() or is_page.. e.g

if (is_front_page() || is_404() || is_page_template('public-subpages.php') || is_page_template('public.php') || is_page_template('public-full.php') ||…[Read more]

Oh wow, thanks so very much @shanebp for this. Limme test out to stop the filthy Spam scourge.

@jnthnlstr
You can contact @shanebp and see if he is accepting clients at this time.

@shanebp
Interested in this as well. Have you figured it out yet?

Hi @shanebp and @henrywright-1

Thanks for your help- I agree with Shanebp that his function does the same thing and is simpler, however I still have the same problem in that it stops access to the members PROFILE page.

I think this must be a problem with BuddyPress though- maybe it’s a bug?

Anyway thank you both for helping with the functions…[Read more]

Not currently for hire due to a lack of time – that said, there are quite a few BP developers who will be able to help. Perhaps check who is available on the jobs board. @shanebp might be a good person to ask

@shanebp – oops thanks for pointing that out. global $bp; can be removed

@shanebp good point about using the bp_send_private_message_link approach. Although you would avoid double buttons by using a translation file.

Take a look at @shanebp‘s posts in this thread:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-display-if-the-user-is-online-or-not-in-the-forum-topic-and-profile/#post-99951

Also some more info

Here:
http://blog.svnlabs.com/wordpress-user-is-online-or-offline/

and here:

Buddypress – Check if a user is online