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Ok, i’ve managed to do it with:
global $bp;
bp_core_fetch_avatar( array( ‘item_id’ => $id, ‘type’ => ‘full’, ‘width’ => ’75’, ‘height’ => ’75’, ‘html’ => ‘false’ ) )If somebody needs the same thing he can try this lines, maybe it will help.
Hi @r-a-y
Its again you to my rescue!
Thanks. Yeah I had looked up on Bp_core_fetch_avatar function in bp-core-avatars.php file, and that it has a parameter ‘object’ => with the comment that we can use it if we are using filter.Its just that I could not figure out how to do it. Tried few things unsuccessfully.
Would it be possible for you to guide me here. Lets say I am uploading my avatars in the standard file-size in some folder in the format “grpavtr_(group_id).png”, then how do I do it…. Have been stuck with this problem (and one more) for a week now…
I am sure I would go out and have a beer once I’m done with this….
Nevermind, I googled for that function and found the SVN repo where that function is defined: http://bp-dev.org/phpxref/nav.html?_functions/index.html
The params it takes are:
$defaults = array(
‘item_id’ => false,
‘object’ => ‘user’, // user OR group OR blog OR custom type (if you use filters)
‘type’ => ‘thumb’,
‘avatar_dir’ => ‘avatars’,
‘width’ => false,
‘height’ => false,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘id’ => false,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Avatar Image’, ‘buddypress’ ),
);… and the params can be fed into bp_core_fetch_avatar() in the form of “name=value&name=value” pairs as a string.
Hope this helps someone else who is having the same issue.
YOU ARE AMAZING! You know, you just redeemed my whole afternoon of work. Hooray
I owe you a beer for that one!Well… here’s the postscript. It all comes back to one thing I’ve been frustrated with: why is there no good documentation on BP or BBpress template tags? I had to search the code repo to find a hint that bp_core_get_avatar() was deprecated in favor of bp_core_fetch_avatar(), and after that still didn’t know that I had to put “item_id=” before the ID in the argument string. Not sure how I would have figured that one out on my own, given my apparent lack of PHP reading skills.
If someone knows a secret source of well-documented template tags, do let me know. All I’ve found so far is https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-discussions/buddypress-template-tags/ for Buddypress (which doesn’t even have bp_core_fetch_avatar() listed). Bummer.
Okay, I do have one last question for you: what other params does bp_core_fetch_avatar() take, and how can I find out? for instance, can I specify a different size of avatar?
Ok, this is what I’ve come up with so far in order to get the user’s facebook profile pic. However, they disappear when you log in. If anyone is willing to add to this to give it the finishing touch it needs or can tell me what to add that would be great.
add_action('wpfb_login', 'bp_jfb_get_avatar');
function bp_jfb_get_avatar($avatar, $id_or_email='') {
global $comment; $id_or_email;
if(is_object($comment)) {
$user_id = $comment->user_id;
}
if (is_object($id_or_email)) {
$user_id = $id_or_email->user_id;
}
if (is_array($id_or_email)) {
if ($id_or_email['object']=
'user') {
$user_id = $id_or_email['item_id'];
}
}
if (get_usermeta($user_id, 'facebook_uid')) {
$user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
$jfb_suffix = '';
if ( $id_or_email['width'] ) {
$jfb_size = $id_or_email['width'];
if( $jfb_size < 32 ) {
$jfb_suffix = 'm';
} else if ( $jfb_suffix < 64 ) {
$jfb_suffix = 'n';
} else {
$jfb_suffix = 'b';
}
} else if ( 'full' == $id_or_email['type'] ) {
$jfb_size = BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH;
$jfb_suffix = 'b';
} else if ( 'thumb' == $id_or_email['type'] ) {
$jfb_size = BP_AVATAR_THUMB_WIDTH;
$jfb_suffix = 'n';
}
$avatar = '<fb:profile-pic uid="'.$user_info->facebook_uid.'" facebook-logo="true" size="'.$jfb_size.'" width="'.$jfb_size.'" linked="true" class="avatar"></fb:profile-pic>';
return $avatar;
} else {
return $avatar;
}
}
add_filter( 'bp_core_fetch_avatar', 'bp_jfb_get_avatar',10,4);This code should go in a bp-custom.php file and uploaded to the mu-plugins directory.
@djpaul don’t worry, I don’t think he’ll do it
@bowe Here is an example of what’s in 1.2 right now (@Andy – is this what you were talking about?)
from single.php
<div class=”author-box”>
<?php echo get_avatar( get_the_author_email(), ’50’ ); ?>
<p><?php printf( __( ‘by %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_core_get_userlink( $post->post_author ) ) ?></p>
</div>
So in the same code block we get the WP based avatar while getting the BP based Name. Hmm. Not sure why but I am going to use either bp_loggedin_user_avatar() or bp_member_avatar() instead, or possibly bp_core_fetch_avatar() feeding in the id via bp_core_fetch_avatar($post->post_author) but I am just flying by the seat of my pants and have not tried it yet.
I do know this. We know who the post author is. We know he has a username. That username is the same in WP or BP, so we can get his BP avatar and other info via that route. The rest is theming.
