I could definitely do with an advanced search function as well. I am trying to setup a directory based site where each user will select their occupation and location as well as other details. It should then be possible for someone to specify an occupation and location in the one search.
I’ve done quite a bit of work on this site and I’m really loving buddypress but unfortunately without the ability to search in this way I’m thinking I might have to scrap the whole thing and custom build my own directory based site.
@holdenandmason1 any chance you would be able to give a more detailed explanation on how you created your advanced search.
@DJPaul is this something you are still working on or have you too much else on?
I could definitely do with an advanced search function as well. I am trying to setup a directory based site where each user will select their occupation and location as well as other details. It should then be possible for someone to specify an occupation and location in the one search.
I’ve done quite a bit of work on this site and I’m really loving buddypress but unfortunately without the ability to search in this way I’m thinking I might have to scrap the whole thing and custom build my own directory based site.
@holdenandmason1 any chance you would be able to give a more detailed explanation on how you created your advanced search.
@DJPaul is this something you are still working on or have you too much else on?
If it’s on registration, work with a child theme as described in this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/adding-some-text-to-the-signup-form
Then just prepopulate the fields (assuming it’s static info for all registrants) using standard forms HTML stuff.
If it’s dynamic info, well, same first step, but after that, I’m out of my depth! 
If it’s on registration, work with a child theme as described in this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/adding-some-text-to-the-signup-form
Then just prepopulate the fields (assuming it’s static info for all registrants) using standard forms HTML stuff.
If it’s dynamic info, well, same first step, but after that, I’m out of my depth!
@gregfielding you can use simple badge by chose “Show only website logo” (replace logo.png in image dir) in admin panel then badge is show only your logo (I forgot coding it – -” so after chose nothing happen,maybe fix it the next day).
here rapid share link http://rapidshare.com/files/374885673/buddypress-badge.zip.html
sorry for inconvenience 2shared is first web after search google “upload file”, I not have own host for now.
@gregfielding you can use simple badge by chose “Show only website logo” (replace logo.png in image dir) in admin panel then badge is show only your logo (I forgot coding it – -” so after chose nothing happen,maybe fix it the next day).
here rapid share link http://rapidshare.com/files/374885673/buddypress-badge.zip.html
sorry for inconvenience 2shared is first web after search google “upload file”, I not have own host for now.
First I’ve heard of the plugin. The plugin author is one of the 3 main coders for BuddyPress though. You might try sending him a message: https://buddypress.org/developers/johnjamesjacoby/
First I’ve heard of the plugin. The plugin author is one of the 3 main coders for BuddyPress though. You might try sending him a message: https://buddypress.org/developers/johnjamesjacoby/
$bp->loggedin_user->id
Read this for more about the global $bp variable:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/
$bp->loggedin_user->id
Read this for more about the global $bp variable:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/
Hi etiviti,
$bp->displayed_user->id works if I’m calling the function on a profile page, however if I load the buddypress homepage or activity stream for example, displayed_user no longer works because I’m not looking at a user profile. I want a way to be able to know the id of the user in question regardless of what page I’m on, so that their name can be manipulated by my function on every page. Any ideas?
Hi etiviti,
$bp->displayed_user->id works if I’m calling the function on a profile page, however if I load the buddypress homepage or activity stream for example, displayed_user no longer works because I’m not looking at a user profile. I want a way to be able to know the id of the user in question regardless of what page I’m on, so that their name can be manipulated by my function on every page. Any ideas?
Basically, check your register.php main loop and only show the groups you want to show.
You’re looking for the while loop after the bp_is_active( ‘xprofile’ ) call.
Within the loop, you can filter out groups by doing a simple if check using if (bp_the_profile_group() == "group number") where group number is the number of the group you want to show.
Similar sort of idea in this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/profile-fields-questions
Basically, check your register.php main loop and only show the groups you want to show.
You’re looking for the while loop after the bp_is_active( ‘xprofile’ ) call.
Within the loop, you can filter out groups by doing a simple if check using if (bp_the_profile_group() == "group number") where group number is the number of the group you want to show.
Similar sort of idea in this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/profile-fields-questions
At what point? On registration? Any field you tag as required will need to be filled out by the user when they register.
At what point? On registration? Any field you tag as required will need to be filled out by the user when they register.
@drummergirl I’m seeing this too have had to go without minify. how is everyone getting it to work?
any help here
@drummergirl I’m seeing this too have had to go without minify. how is everyone getting it to work?
any help here
Hi, MrMaz!
I can’t get the plugin to work. I mean, the stuff is there, but on my profile I don’t see the options to create links.
First, I seem to have a big problem since I already had a page called “links”, so that page gets screwed up by the plugin.
Also, I did put a folder called “bp-links-default” and created the following files to customize the HTML structure of those pages, to fit my layout:
– index.php
-create.php
– single/home.php
I got an error on the create page, line 22: require_once ‘single/forms/details.php’;
I accessed that page by typing the URL/links/create.
But as I told you I don’t have any button on the profile to access this page.
Can you help me out?
Here’s my setup:
WP 2.9.2 (single)
BP 1.2.3
BP Template Pack installed
WP is installed in a subfolder, with index.php in the root.
Hi, MrMaz!
I can’t get the plugin to work. I mean, the stuff is there, but on my profile I don’t see the options to create links.
First, I seem to have a big problem since I already had a page called “links”, so that page gets screwed up by the plugin.
Also, I did put a folder called “bp-links-default” and created the following files to customize the HTML structure of those pages, to fit my layout:
– index.php
-create.php
– single/home.php
I got an error on the create page, line 22: require_once ‘single/forms/details.php’;
I accessed that page by typing the URL/links/create.
But as I told you I don’t have any button on the profile to access this page.
Can you help me out?
Here’s my setup:
WP 2.9.2 (single)
BP 1.2.3
BP Template Pack installed
WP is installed in a subfolder, with index.php in the root.
Looking forward for the gift plugin!
Thanks, warut!
I have also installed W3tc but I am having issues with the Ajax not working when the javascript is minified. Is anyone else seeing this?
And on the page caching… are you including or excluding any particular pages or just using the default settings?
hello all,
I just finished coding buddypress badge, if anyone have a testsite and interest to test it before i upload to wp, please get it from myblog and suggest any comment.
