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You should be able to log in to the WordPress admin area > Users > Profile Fields and then drag the Account Profile fields to the Account Details group.

Hi @ma3ry,

the issue comes probably from the membership plugin who conflicts with BP registration.

In brief, what ever this plugin does(or not), when BP is activated, you have on registration process the WP login routine (username, email, password) and the little mandatory Name field coming from BP.

That’s all.
What probably happen, is that you don’t have this Name field on Single Membership registering…
Because of this, BP doesn’t know about the user existence and can’t fire the additionnal xprofile fields.

That the first diagnostic.
A second one may be more complex, as it is related to the fact you changed the php version and using WP 4.6.x

You certainly made a big DB dump before that change. And also a new WP install – or at least, a WP update. If you made just a WP upgrade, it would be ok to a certain point.

If you started a new install after the php change, the problem can be in the old datas you injected to the new DB. But no panic, it’s only an hypothese at the moment.

So it would be great you give details about this and if possible your server configuration.

Hi,

user metas are part of wordpress and stored in wp_usermeta table
xprofile datas are part of BuddyPress and stored in 4 different tables wp_bp_xprofile_ > data, meta, fields, groups

BuddyPress Database Diagram

https://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description

What i want is to show view page content in the landing page of buddypress which is home.php . Is there any way i can achieve that?

bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/home.php contains dynamic templates and shows by default the member activity template.

If you use the above code, you’ll get Resume as default content. This is the simpliest way to achieve what you want.

FYI: the Resume plugin is 4 years old and no more maintained. In 4 years, many things changed in xprofile component and what you actually can do with these fields is much more evoluted than 4 years ago. IMO, you wouldn’t even have to use it, as you can get a similar result directly with BuddyPress.

Best recommendation would be to use this premium plugin

WooCommerce BuddyPress Integration

and some additionnal add_on like this one:
https://fr.wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-buddypress-integration-xprofile-checkout-manager/

Note: BuddyPress doesn’t handle registering, it only shows the wp-login form with some more fields (if xprofile component is activated).

Hi r083r7-

Within the same site, you could write a short code that would render the profile. Outputting profile data is pretty straightforward: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

One another site, I’m less sure. You’d need BP API or similar, which we’re just now writing.

Check our Bowe Codes for some other useful short codes and examples for your own: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bowe-codes/screenshots/

Hi @shughesd,

for clarification, the first topic author mentionned Trying to find where to edit the text above the fields.
Are you looking for the exact same thing ?
Is register.php in the right folder ? /child/buddypress/members/register.php ?

The only text above the fields when registration is allowed is
Registering for this site is easy. Just fill in the fields below, and we\’ll get a new account set up for you in no time.

You have 2 options to edit/modify this string:
– using the language file if you only want to change the text.
– modify it in register.php if you want to change the HTML tag (by default it’s <p>)

Other text above fields is the field title.
This can be changed in fields admin. Dashboard > Users > Profile Fields. Edit the field and change the title to your need.

And finally, which doesn’t need any alteration of a template or language file, you can use one of the 30 action hooks existing in register.php

You can write a function and hook it to the placeholder of your choice. To do this, you add the below functions to bp-custom.php

Example
Add a welcome message at the top of the registration page, above Registering for this site.
And another one below it.

function my_custom_register_msg_title() {
echo '<h2>Welcome on my site !</h2>';
}
add_action( 'bp_before_register_page', 'my_custom_register_msg_title' );

function my_custom_register_message() {
echo '<p>Thank you for registering.</p>';
}
add_action( 'bp_before_account_details_fields', 'my_custom_register_message' );

In hope it helps you to understand the principle of operation on templates.

You could put all your fields as xProfile and group them in sections.

On top of that you could write some jQuery.

I struggle going into BuddyPress code but I’m sure you could target this with client side validation via jQuery.

It’s not perfect but it could be done.

i can’t replicate your issue. My snippet works as expected and when TOS box is not checked, the registration is aborded.
You can test the error messages appearing for required fields by going to register page. Don’t fill any field and click on regiter. Does this work ?

Also do you use any kind of plugin on registration page or for xprofile fileds ? Or other custom code ?

The description field is stripped by default. But you should be able to add an href by using single cotes. But that’s all. If you insert a target to href, it will be removed.

Have you checked out Buddypress Conditional Profile Fields ?

@fazla,

this plugin may do that

Conditional Profile Fields for BuddyPress

That’s a Firebug question, but not important anyway. Also, there is no need to use all rules, as they are handled by the original CSS. You declare only the part you want to modify for .label

Open /child-theme/style.css and add only this: (#xyz123 is the color hex you want to use)

#buddypress table.profile-fields tr td.label,{
   background-color: #xyz123!important;
   color: #xyz123!important;
}

Hi,

this feature is currently handled field by field when you’re on the field creation page.
dashboard > Users > Profile Fields
Edit an existing field and see in the right column the box named Autolink. From there you can choose to enable/disable it.

For more details about the concerned fields and autolinking, read comments in bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-filters.php:322

Hi,
have you done this ?

– create a new field
– enter Birthday as title
– give a description
– Under Type section, select date selector
– save

When you’re on a profile’s edit page, you should see
– title
– date selector (day, mounth, year)
– This field can be seen by:….
– the field description

If you highlight the whole and check his source code, you would see something like:

<fieldset class="datebox">

	<legend>Birthday</legend>

	<div class="input-options datebox-selects">		
		<label for="field_xx_day" class="bp-screen-reader-text">Select day</label>
		<select id="field_xx_day" name="field_xx_day">
			<option value="">----</option>
		<label for="field_xx_month" class="bp-screen-reader-text">Select month</label>
		<select id="field_xx_month" name="field_xx_month">
			<option value="">----</option>
		<label for="field_xx_year" class="bp-screen-reader-text">Select year</label>
		<select id="field_xx_year" name="field_xx_year">
			<option value="">----</option>
	</div>
</fieldset>

If you can read this code but don’t see it’s ouput on your theme, you have to find which CSS rule is handling the labels.

Could be a simple contrast issue or something omitted somewhere.
To get sure of this, try first with one of Twenty’s theme.

And if possible, answer the questions you already received from Paul and give some details about your install: used theme and plugins at least.

Ah, what’s the profile field type for that? Is it a date field type or a “Birthday” field type?

Are you using the https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type/ plugin ?

BuddyPress will try to sync the value of a user’s “Name” field to the First and Last Name fields in their wp-admin user profile.

To disable this, go to wp-admin Settings > BuddyPress, and disable Profile Syncing.

@mugwumpman,
first and last_name fields don’t belong to BuddyPress, but to WP profiles.

BP use only a field called Name at first install. User can enter their first AND last name in that field. Is this what you’re talking about ?

After reading your topic on wp.org, it seems that you use those fields to enter datas which are not first and last names, but more for company and company activity or such.

As you use BP, i would suggest you use the power of xprofile and offer to your user a much better experience by adding a field for a company and another for company activity (or something like that). So you can forget WP’s profile fields and use BP’s xprofile fields.

WP’s profile field used when BP is activated are: username, email and password.
And BP adds his mandatory Name field, which can be first, lastname, username or whatever other unique name belonging to a subscriber (which can be a human, a pet, a company….).

And yo can as many fields you want to the registery or for later on profiles.

The other problem related to font case is a mistery so far. Can be related to many things such as plugins or theme or custom function. This can be determined by debuging and using one of WP’s default theme and all plugins deactivated.

No matter to know if you fill a wp or a bp field for this. Both use a textarea, so it’s probably more a css thing somewhere.

“WP was finding it difficult to distinguish users on our current system with users of Buddypress”

correct cause bp adds additional profile fields…xprofile fields like name for example. rest gets stored in the wp_users database.

maybe u can try setting up different subdomains…bp on community.yoursite.com and forums on forums.yoursite.com