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@hiboy
Easy fix so don’t panic. Go into your server and rename that plugin. I always append it with 2 capital X’s to the beginning of the plugin name which will deactivate the plugin it can be anything it is just a habit for me.
In your example change the folder containing the plugins name from:
buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type
TO:
XXbuddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type
You can then get back into your site and the plugin will be deactivated and you can delete it via the dashboard if you choose.

I want to know this too.
Would be nice if there would be check marks in the WP User Admin to select which user meta would also appear in BP Profile.
Vice-versa, if custom profile fields made in BP could then appear in WP Admin.

This type of syncing seems necessary as WPSocialLogin populates useful info into the User WP Admin but there is no easy way to now get those WP User Admin fields into the BP Profile. (and I’m sure other plugin that are design to work with WP Admin don’t populate BP profiles). Seems like this “complete” syncing does not exist.

@filipmedia it’s got to do with the page template you are using. Your BuddyPress Register page should have the HTML structure of your site’s regular Pages like http://www.geek.hr/suradnja/ but it’s not so. The Register page is within the #footer div when it should be in the #content div. Are you using a Page Template instead of the default page.php for your register page?

Change to Twenty Twelve theme to see how Register page should look like per xProfile fields/groups you added for your community.

function show_xprofile_fields ( $user ) { 

 $field_value = xprofile_get_field_data( 'x', $user->ID, $multi_format = 'comma' );
 echo "x: " . $field_value . '<br />'.
 $field_value = xprofile_get_field_data( 'y', $user->ID, $multi_format = 'comma' );
 echo "y: " . $field_value . '<br />'.
}
add_action( 'edit_user_profile', 'show_xprofile_fields' );

so would that look like this:

function show_xprofile_fields ( $user ) { 

$field_value = xprofile_get_field_data( 'x,y', $user->ID, $multi_format = 'comma' );

}
add_action( 'edit_user_profile', 'show_xprofile_fields' );

where x and y are my field names? thanks & sorry i don’t jack when it comes to php.

not at all 🙂

you have to put the full url with http:// and all that

Search trac for tickets on the subject I reported on one issue ages back with select options.

As far as I’m aware the ‘default’ in select terms simply means that which appears first or would be selection if simply returned, possibly this needs looking at for checkboxes, but as for behaviour I would expect the intial value to be false or 0 these are profile fields for users to set not you if that makes sense, and on that note really and truly you shouldn’t opt people in nothing more annoying than being auto opted in and somewhat frowned upon correct way is let people choose to opt in to emails / newsletters

@bobsd99
Your right, in my test it does not show up either. I believe this is a known bug for xprofile fields for logged out users. Maybe @hnla or @mercime can shed some more light of whether a trac ticket has been submitted on this issue.

@nanaimomen

It’s easy to display profile fields in the Dashboard.

For example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16485925/extra-profile-field-not-showing-in-wordpress-user-profile/16491050#16491050

Editing the fields on that screen requires additional custom work.
If that is something you need, please go to
http://www.philopress.com/services/

@nanaimomen
That is standard behavior. To look or edit their profile fields you would have to be an admin and do it from the front end. Go to the members page, click on the member and note how the toolbar changes to give the admin options.