Search Results for 'profile fields'
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Topic: custom profiles
Is it possible for users on my website to have different profiles fields depending on their interests.
Probably wishful thinking…Hello again…
As mentioned before, I’m completely new to this. In my first post to the forum, I was sent a link to the codex for buddypress. I just completed reading through the codex and it helped me figure out how to get rid of the admin bar at the top of the page.
But I didn’t see anything related to creating my own register page. I was looking for a function in the codex that creates the fields for me. I would think that it has to be such a function that also produces a submit button, that once pushed, other class functions are called to save the info to a database and load the user profile to the current screen. Any information on this?
Hello all,
Before I go crazy and maybe try and build something…
Has anyone extended user profiles, so that a user could add like their ‘5 Favourite Movies’, ‘last 5 jobs’, etc. I could use the Multiline Textbox, but it is really a list within a profile field, which I cannot see how I can do this.
Anybody able to set this ship into the right direction please.
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Hi, been using buddypress for a few months now, it is superb. I have profile fields installed which register displays. Results come up in profile pages, great.
But when the email comes through to admin, it just says the new user is (name & email address). we are pre appproving members as the site is a community for kids. We need to see all the data before we click the approve member (we use the “confirm user registration” module).
Is there a way for the profile fields can show up on the email? this would solve all of our problems.
thanks
Hello,
I am looking to develop a website that allows users to register/login, post a review with pre-set input fields (such as “Location” or “Rating”) and edit their profiles (avatars, location and so on). Additionally, I would like to have a page that displays the top ranking “topics” – for example: if a number of users visit an area and give it a high rating, can I show this? Is a rating system including or will I have to develop this outside of BuddyPress?
I’m under the impression that BuddyPress may not be suitable for all these tasks, however, if it can manage most of them, I should be able to develop the rest.
Thanks in advance for your helpful feedback.
How do I create a home page which will contain a profile pic plus registration fields and ability to upload files ie pics, albums during registration process?
I’m webmaster for Working Writers of Wisconsin (http://www.workingwriters.org/), a small non-profit group of freelance writers. Right now, we have 18 specialty pages on our WordPress-based site (right-hand column) that are currently hand-coded HTML. I’d like to make them dynamically generated so I don’t have to hand edit them all. I’ve done some research and it seems like BuddyPress would be the most useful tool for me to allow our members to edit their own information and for me to craft specialty pages that are dynamically generated from the member profile information.
However, I have some basic questions that I haven’t been able to get answers to yet but that a BuddyPress developer might be able to help me with.
I’ve tinkered with BuddyPress on my sandbox site, creating profile fields (including all checkboxes in the categories section of our membership form (http://www.workingwriters.org/join-us/ [Note that the membership application form is currently a disaster but I’m holding off fixing or replacing it until I get these BuddyPress questions answered. It used to work fine before I converted the site to WordPress]) . Each member should be able to revise his/her profile information. However, I have some concerns:
1. Given that this site is for members to allow themselves to be contacted, much of the information added to their profile should be visible to site visitors. However, for safety concerns, members do not want their home address visible (yellow on http://www.workingwriters.org/BuddyPressProfileFieldSetup.png).
2. Other information gathered on the membership application does not need to be visible to visitors but needs to be visible to members and saved to the database. (green on http://www.workingwriters.org/BuddyPressProfileFieldSetup.png).
3. I’d like to make sure there’s coordination of data entered (blue on http://www.workingwriters.org/BuddyPressProfileFieldSetup.png and http://www.workingwriters.org/WordPressAddNewUser.png) so that the membership application form creates both the WordPress user and BuddyPress profile without requiring duplicate entry of information. It seems like in order to register a user must enter the same data in two different places and I’d rather avoid that. Note: I’d like to have them add their password on the registration form.
4. Can there be a separate registration for members versus those just registering to comment?
5. What are the things about BuddyPress-enabled themes that are different from other themes? I created a custom theme with Artisteer and have been quite happy with it but Artisteer does not at the moment support BuddyPress. I read at some point that BuddyPress will work to a certain extent with themes that are not BuddyPress-enabled but wonder what I’d be losing with that approach. I’m hoping Artisteer will release a new version soon that supports BuddyPress because the workarounds I’ve seen require significant modifications of PHP files and I’d rather avoid that if at all possible.