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Hi!
I’m trying to figure something out. So in my profile single page the profile field is shown as a link that takes you to a handy search view with al the profiles with that same profile field.
Now I want to implement this on my members-loop.php with:
bp_member_profile_data( 'field=the field name' );Sadly this displays it only as a paragraph and I would really like it to be displayed as links.
Is this even possible?
Hello
I would like to restrict the visibility of the following tabs to only be visible to the logged in member:
Activity – Favorites
Activity – Friends
Favorites – Groups
Forums – FavoritesTo me it doesn’t really make sense that I can see the activity of other members friends, their favorites and the activity of groups that I have not yet joined.
I read here https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-custom-php/ that I can create a bp-custom.php file which I did. Now I only need the code to hide those fields form everyone except the member him/herself.
Thank you very much!Is there a way to add filters to the members listing? Out of the box you can search and sort, but my members would benefit from filtering, as well.
I have added additional fields for each member to fill out using the Profile Fields in the Users menu (job title, location, etc). I would like for users to be able to see a list of the fields and be able to filter members by the value(s) of those fields. I realize that those fields are searchable in the standard search box, but I would like UI that would make the filtering more easily accessible.
i.e. – Each member is able to select the county in which they work in their profile. On the member page on the front end, a dropdown (or other UI element) would appear so that the user can select one of the county options. Only members that have selected that county in their profile will appear in the results.
Topic: Members Masonry – Element
Hi, as seen here at topic Members Masonry, https://buddypress.org/support/topic/members-masonry/, I’m also using this to show extra profile fields. When changing the members-loop.php file to display this it works on the Members page.
Now this doesn’t work when I add a “Members Masonry” Element through WPBakery and display it on my page.
Is there a way to edit this element individually so the loop can work here too?
Thx! 🙂
How do I add a terms and conditions check box to the registration form?
The only option is to add a profile field but that will show on a users profile.
Html does not work either – I can not space out the paragraphs.
If I link to another page with terms and conditions on it – it will open the link in the same page as the registration. Code for opening in a new tab does not work for profile fields.
Please help.
When I edit a BuddyPress profile on the front end or WP back end, all the images disappear, and I have to upload all the images again in one edit session and save it to get the images back.
Using BuddyPress profiles with Paid Memberships Pro premium plugin. Created extra profile fields for images (book covers) using plugin “Buddypress XProfile Custom Field Types Reloaded” and for months it’s been working fine, but now images disappear when you edit a profile.
URL: https://novelnetwork.com/
Latest versions of PMPro, AddOns and WP
Running PHP version: 7.0.31
BuddyPress v3.1.0Would really appreciate some help with this, thanks!
Hi, I am a using a combination of WP Members and Buddypress.
I use Buddypress for the activity registration and the extended profile fields.As an admin I can see and edit the extended profile field of my members, but they do not have the toolbar. How can I add a ‘my profile page’ where they can see and edit their extended fields and activities?
They can now only see it when they click on their own picture at ‘who’s online’.Thanks for the help!
For our site, we want to designate certain users as being special. That the user is special should appear in their profile, but only the site admin can designate a user as being special.
In an attempt to implement this behavior, I:
- added a field to the profile
- made the field available to all user types
- hid the field if the email field is not empty, i.e., it is hidden for all users
I then looked up the field_id in the table wp_bp_xprofile_fields for the newly created field, then added a row to the table wp_bp_xprofile_data using this field_id for each special user.
And this worked just fine, until…
One of the special users updated their profile. When this happened, my manually entered row in wp_bp_xprofile_data disappeared. I then conformed that updating the profile causes the entry to disappear – it does.
Question: Since my approach is not working, what is the proper way to achieve the desired goal?
Thank you.
I have fields in the WordPress profiles I’d like to be viewable and editable through the buddypress profile page, but the only way I can see to do who’s is creating new profile fields which I can’t seem to link to the existing WordPress profile fields.
What am I missing?
