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hi everyone, I’m hoping that someone can help me or send me to read stuff as i’ve been banging my head with this problem all day!
i’ve got a buddypress installation with hte latest version and i set up some custom fields for the user profiles. in the standard WP installation there is a display_name feature under profiles which allows to chose from the name fields or the the nicename. i want to use nicknames as well as proper names, but display the nicknames by default.
interestingly, when someone updates their profile using the buddypress profile page the ‘nickname’ and the ‘display_name’ are defaulted back to the default user_nicename is.
this is quite annoying so i created a trigger in the database to change it to my buddypress profile nickname. the trigger works if i fire the update from mysql, but if i use the profile form the trigger is ignored or superimposed.can anyone suggest possible solutions/workarounds to assign the buddypress cutom field ‘nickname’ to the default worpress user disaply_name?
thanks!
Topic: Profile Statistics
Hi All,
I was browsing the WordPress Addon website and came accross this plugin. At the moment; everything I am searching for is currently supported by BuddyPress, which is great; because I thought I would originally have to combine a number of components.
One thing, however, that I can’t seem to find is this:
What I am looking for is the ability to view statistics on the custom profile fields I will add to my system. For example; BuddyPress would allow me to add custom fields, but what if I wanted statistics on these fields. If I had a custom field that allowed my users to choose their favourite colour from a dropdown list, would I be able to see (graphically or otherwise) how many chose blue, red, orange etc.?
Thanks,
SteveI’m trying to find an easy way to get the name for a user without having to scroll through all the xprofile fields. This is easy if the user is logged in ($bp->loggedin_user->fullname), but in this case I want to get the name of a different user to that I can display it for the logged in user.
I could use the WordPress functions to get the display_name:
$user_info = get_userdata($referring_user_id);
$referring_user = $user_info->display_name;
But the display_name is just the username and not the value in the name field.Any ideas on how to get this?
Is it possible for 1 group to display different profile fields from another group?
Is there a plugin that will facilitate this? If not, can you point me in the right direction if I was to do this by creating my own plugin?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Adam
Hey all
I’m on the home stretch of getting my WP+BP site officially opened, and thought I’d post it here for critique. The idea of the site is a BP based community of buyers and sellers of crafts and “work-at-home-mom” (WAHM) made items, as well as hosting for WAHM shops using WP 3.0.1 in multiuser mode.
http://www.clothunderground.com
The Community: based on Buddypress. Pretty self explanatory.
The Shops: each shop is a child blog of the main site. I’m using WP Custom CSS to allow users to make cosmetic changes to the Blix theme, and eShop for the eCommerce solution. WordPress seems pretty overwhelming to my users, so I’ve also written a custom library of tutorials (in the footer of the main site pages). I haven’t yet found a plugin that makes the hosting term payment/shop creation process automated, so I’m doing that manually at this time.
Extras: I know that I haven’t really done much in the way of customizing the default BP theme, but it’s only because I’ve been busy doing functional customizations…
* The Street: I’m using the main site’s blog function as a classifieds post for members to buy/sell their used items on (a very popular feature for this type of audience). I’ve used Adminimize to limit what the users see on the add post screen, custom fields that allow them to enter URLs to 4 remotely hosted images (Photobucket), disabled file (image) uploading to keep my disk space, and another plugin to keep them from seeing everyone else’s posts in the admin panel post list.
* Member Feedback System: It’s important on a site like this that buyers and sellers can leave feedback for one another with details on how the transaction went for others to see. I pieced something together (see the ridiculous process here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/any-plugin-similar-to-ebays-user-feedback-member-rating-feedback) that seems like it will work beautifully! Check out the “feedback” button on my test user’s profile: http://www.clothunderground.com/members/test
* Customized Groups Page: I just pieced this together the best I could. Nothing else out there was working for my audience, who are more often than not coming from vBulletin based sites. Buddypress’ group/forum system is still uber confusing for them, but this was the best I could do.
* Sitewide Search: Using the Sitewide Search Pages plugin, I’ve created a child blog that pulls in info on posts published across the CU network. Shoppers are able to search using the form in the header, and browse a list of all CU shop items matching their search. There’s also a wordpress.com style tags page that displays all tags used in item posts sitewide, for a different shopping experience.
* CU Points: I’m using Cubepoints and CP Buddypress integration to award points to members for activity. Normal members can use theirs to buy anything that anyone (in a CU shop or on The Street) is selling for points, and shop owners can use points to purchase featured shop ad space or up to 20% off of their hosting fees.
Anyway, please check it out and let me know what you think! Small changes might be happening throughout the day, but it’s pretty much ready for the world right now!
Just installed both buddypress and S2member today and trying to get them configured. What I’m trying to do is have people register answering a few basic questions, including a couple of checkboxes of things they have to agree to in order to become members. Then they can proceed with clicking the paypal button to pay their dues and complete registration. Once registered, they should have the capability of going into their profile and filling out a lot more detailed information about themselves.
Can anyone guide me as to how to set this up with buddypress? I have the paypal buttons set up via s2member, and I can set up profile fields in buddypress, but it’s not clear to me how to combine the two.
Topic: Extended user profile?
How I can get extended user profile? I mean to get fields:
– About Me
– Repeat password
etcThanks
Topic: Registration Page
I’m a php and mysql newbie. Using WP 3.0 and BuddyPress 1.2.5.2. I have a child theme of BuddyPress running with just a few minor tweaks.
Weirdly, the registration page xprofile fields are pre-propagated with a user’s profile information. The page can be seen at http://postcolonialnetworks.com/register/
I deleted the user hoping that would fix it, but it doesn’t. The information is still there. The database has no entries for those fields (that I can find) and the register page just says value=”[?php bp_the_profile_field_edit_value() ?]” (square brackets instead of carets).
I’ve deleted all plugins I don’t need; and deactivated all but BuddyPress. I reactivated the default BuddyPress theme to see if that would fix it, but it didn’t, so I reactivated the child theme.
Can anyone tell me what I’m missing?
Topic: profile fields
i want to show specific profile fields in the sidebar, i do this with
echo xprofile_get_field_data(‘6’ ,bp_get_member_user_id());
but when the field is empty i want it to show something else…
i have tryed out this with this code:
if ( bp_field_has_data() ) :
echo xprofile_get_field_data(‘6’ ,bp_get_member_user_id());
else :
if ( function_exists( ‘bp_sidebar_member_profile_write_something_about_you_link’ ) ) :
bp_sidebar_member_profile_write_something_about_you_link(); /* Profil bearbeiten link */
endif;
endif;but that doesnt work
can someone help me please and sorry for my bad english