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  • #327186
    ilanits
    Participant

    Hi,
    Two questions:

    1.
    I’ve created two different types of members and assign to them different fields in the registration form, BUT I can only assign it manually after the initial registration is complete, which include only one of the two form versions. Is there a way for the user to choose a role and according to that, to move forward to a specific registration form (same form – different fields)?

    2.
    In the Profile Search, I mostly used Checkbox option, in order to allowed users to checkbox more than one option.
    Is there a way to add Clear All option to the search? (which includes several different fields, each in is a Checkbox field)
    Thanks, Ilanit

    fawp
    Participant

    I am currently testing an installation where

    • User registration is handled by WordPress and not BuddyPress
    • I can register a user through the above interface without interference from BP registration
    • BuddyPress’ Extended Profile fields is enabled
    • I have added custom Profile fields and I am able to update them as a user (not during registration)

    All of the above seem to work without issues. BP’s Name field is never touched.

    But there are several support requests, such as this, asking that the field ‘Name (required)’ not be a required field and, invariably, the standard reply appears to be ‘here some code to fix that’, ‘this is not an easy fix’ or ‘there is a plugin for that’.

    I have also seen tickets on Trac logged for this.

    There was even a comment by Boone somehwere (either here or on Trac) saying that this field is so deeply embedded in BP that this modification is not easy (I can’t find this reference right now).

    So I am trying to understand why I don’t have any issues with this field not being populated (see above) when much of the documentation saying it is required.

    As it stands, all I’d have to do is to hide the “Base” Profile Group from my profile template with a hook or something and not worry about it being ever populated.

    Am I missing something?
    Thanks

    thecoder
    Participant

    Hello, i have created a wordpress social website with buddypress, but when i try to show the social icons on user profile header, only facebook twitter behance dribbble instagram and youtube can be shown.

    i’m using xprofile fields and i can’t add more social icons like Linkedin Twitch etc.. so after i searched on this error i managed to find some codes but it didn’t work this is the code that i added to my Bp-custom.php :

    //Social Media Icons based on the profile user info
    function member_social_extend(){

    $dmember_id = $bp->displayed_user->id;

    $twitch_info = xprofile_get_field_data(‘twitch’, $dmember_id);

    echo ‘<div class=”socialv-profile-left col-lg-4″>’;
    echo ‘<ul class=”class=”item-social list-inline””>’;

    if ($twitch_info) {

    echo ‘<li class=”Phone”><i class=”icon-phone”></i>‘;

    }

    echo ‘‘;
    echo ‘</div>’;
    }
    add_filter( ‘bp_before_member_header_meta’, ‘member_social_extend’ );

    i will be grateful for any kind of help
    thanks.

    #326647
    JKDuck
    Participant

    What I am missing most as as a new user of buddy press:
    –> an easy way to create a registration page and user profiles (including fields required to apply for user regsitration)

    #326448
    user4forum
    Participant

    Just my opinion and just an AI translation:

    Where are the sticking points?

    BP core:
    After 9 months with BP and several free BP plugins, there are still a lot of questions. Group handling and invitation are too complex and partly illogical. (Example: Group Owner is allowed to remove himself and then the administrator has to ‘intervene’). Furthermore, internal e-mail, where you have to select users based on their usernames (@…). Also not visually appealing and sometimes rather confusing in use. Other BP features (sorting/displaying members within groups!) that don’t work even on a WP default theme (Twenty Twenty-Two). Just annoying!

    In principle, the core plugin provides too little (in terms of functionality). Best example: Blogging and media. Something that defines WP at its core. In addition to two larger commercial “BP providers” and some ancient plugins in the WP repo, the selection and comparability is difficult if you want to use them for specific rights and groups. I understand that you want to offer an open and expandable system, but something “more” would be desirable or necessary.

    BP mailing list:
    Hardly any actions, but many (trivial) questions and no answers. On the other hand, technically interesting answers are often 10 years or more in the past (and unfortunately still up-to-date in principle), but where there is no attempt to test them in a current BP version.

    ToDo (Plugins into Core):
    Directory: Very important! Of course you can use “BP Custom Fields” but there’s no option to do a filter search, based on different fields to exclude displaying other profiles – or I just can’t find the options. Tried “BP Profile Search”

    Why not just embed a few components “more tightly” into the core, why not simply take over the source code of others who simply “copy” BP themselves without returning anything to the community? There was an interesting discussion about this recently on another platform site.

    Wishes:
    – Rights management for pages/posts or for individual BP components (either private/public or at user level) – e.g. “User Access Manager”
    – E-mail communication between each other without having to use the real e-mail address and being able to leave the borders of BP – e.g. “BP Reply By Email”

    It’s a pity, but currently STILL not enough for uncomplicated use and sometimes stopped in development. In addition, commercial providers who copy BP as well as other WP Social Media Group solutions that are more complete and appear more self-contained.

    To name a few plugins that could be partially included:

    Theme: BuddyX (free)
    BP 11 (dev) &
    BP Attachments (dev) (what does it do? Substitution of BuddyDrive?)
    – bbPress (smarter integration)
    – BP Profile Search (no filter options found)
    – BP Reply By Email (should be core as option)
    – BuddyDrive (should be Core)
    – Buddpress Docs
    – BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types (should be core)
    – BuddyPress Xprofile Conditional Fields (should be core)
    – Rendez Vous (should be core as option)
    – “BuddyPress XY Blog” (should be core)
    – “BuddyPress XY Search”

    stewarttodd
    Participant

    I found the new functionality that lets users request membership and requires an admin to approve the request.

    Is it possible for the Admin to edit the a user’s profile fields BEFORE approving the user? It looks like the only functionality available is a simple “approve”.

    My use case is that I have existing data / records / fields from our members already in an Excel file.

    The site is new, so i would like the workflow to run like this:
    1. User registers with a few simple fields (name, email, etc.)
    2. Admin goes in to review the membership request and verifies they are a member of our organization.
    3. If so, the Admin edits the user’s profile and manually copies over some data from the pre-existing Excel data we have for that user (i.e. induction date, title, company, etc.)
    4. Admin then approves the user.
    5. On first login, the user is taken to their profile (with info from step 3 showing) and they can edit / update any info.

    Ideas on if this workflow is possible and how i could accomplish this?

    Thank you!

    #325940
    Anonymous User 18187419
    Inactive

    Great, I will look into using the Troubleshooting plugin, sounds very helpful.
    I have an issue currently on my site: can’t edit or create new profile fields in wp-admin > users > profile fields. This issue crept in at some point over the last year, and because its kinda “invisible” then its difficult to link it to any of the dozens of plugins & code snippets active on my site.

    I keep meaning to simply put the site in maintenance mode and start testing …gotta bite the bullet sooner or later I suppose.

    jesric1029
    Participant

    Hello there,

    A while ago I installed BuddyBuilder and attempted to create my own profile page. Something broke and since then I am unable to access any profile page. I have tried creating a brand new page and selecting it in the Buddypress settings. I have tried uninstalling buddybuilder. I’ve tried removing all of the xprofile fields and even uninstalling it. Absolutely nothing will work and I geta critical error every time. Hoping someone can help me. Here is the stack trace:

    WordPress version 6.0.1
    Active theme: Twenty Twenty-One (version 1.5)
    Current plugin: BuddyBuilder Pro (version 1.6.7)
    PHP version 7.4.26
    
    Error Details
    =============
    An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 81 of the file /mnt/customers-man/customers-el-2731002-14723-clubhx-wordpress-pvc-61003d1e6074e8003173bf8a/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/stax-buddy-builder-pro/core/dynamic-tags/MemberXProfileTag.php. Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function Buddy_Builder_Pro\bp_get_profile_field_data() in /mnt/customers-man/customers-el-2731002-14723-clubhx-wordpress-pvc-61003d1e6074e8003173bf8a/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/stax-buddy-builder-pro/core/dynamic-tags/MemberXProfileTag.php:81
    Stack trace:
    #0 /mnt/customers-man/customers-el-2731002-14723-clubhx-wordpress-pvc-61003d1e6074e8003173bf8a/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/core/dynamic-tags/tag.php(35): Buddy_Builder_Pro\MemberXProfileTag->render()
    #1 /mnt/customers-man/customers-el-2731002-14723-clubhx-wordpress-pvc-61003d1e6074e8003173bf8a/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/core/dynamic-tags/manager.php(216): Elementor\Core\DynamicTags\Tag->get_content()
    #2 [internal function]: Elementor\Core\DynamicTags\Manager->get_tag_data_content()
    #3 /mnt/customers-man/customers-el-2731002-14723-clubhx-wordpress-pvc-61003d1e6074e8003173bf8a/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/core/dynamic-tags/manager.php(109): call_user_func_array()
    #4 /mnt/customers-man/cus
    #325870
    trainingday007
    Participant

    Hello,

    I have a multisite install with bp on 1 site. I followed the docs on adding the site-id in wp-options. Everything works but when I went to edit the registration page to add a new field at sign up the profile fields does not show up. I cloned my site to a non multisite install and the field shows up. I checked the capabilities and I need manage_ooptions with both network admin and site admin. Any other suggestions?

    baedyllion
    Participant

    Hello all,

    I’m trying to find a solution for my problem.
    I have two websites where buddypress is installed. (www.example1.com, http://www.example2.com).
    On both websites, my users are the same ( emails, usernames, user profile fields etc).
    On both websites, when user is clicked, It is redirected to http://www.example1.com/members/exampleuser/, http://www.example2.com/members/exampleuser/. What I want to achieve is, on one of the websites, when a user is clicked via member directory or via group member listing, I want it to be redirected to other website’s member directory.

    Example:
    When a user is clicked via member directory or group member listing on http://www.example2.com, I want the user to be redirected to http://www.example1.com/members/exampleuser/, instead of http://www.example2.com/members/exampleuser/.

    I searched for a solution a lot for this but I didnt get any luck so far. I’d really appreciate any help in advance.
    Cheers.
    Baris.

    #325768
    mrjarbenne
    Participant
    webmark487
    Participant

    Hi!

    How can I hide the BuddyPress “Profile Fields” menu entry (in the WP backend) for non-admin users?

    https://pasteboard.co/osvfH8ty1JYk.jpg

    They should not be able to make changes there.

    Thx in advance and best regards
    Markus

    #325695
    ethames
    Participant

    I have made extra profile fields in buddy press. Now I am importing users and their profiles, I want to restrict all the users from editing their profile extra fields. They should be able to see but should not be able to edit.

    Tried using 3-4 plugins but no success.

    hcmendez
    Participant

    Hey, do you know if it is possible to synchronize Memberpress custom registration fields of specific membership with BuddyPress custom profile fields?

    For example, a Memberpress Business Name registration field is only available for a Business Membership with a Business Name BuddyPress field.

    #325352
    shanebp
    Moderator

    I cannot speak to conflicts / issues re memberpress.
    You should be able to edit profile fields for tyler.miller.
    Go to wp-admin > users > tyler.miller and select ‘extended profile’.
    That should show his profile fields and one of them probably has the old user name.

    #325346
    rcwild
    Participant

    We are having an issue with the way usernames are being displayed in our member directory. We are using MemberPress with BuddyPress.

    The issue came about because I did not realize there was an admin setting that forced email addresses to become usernames. That setting has since been changed. Some usernames are very problematic for our members and we want to change them.

    I am a canyoneering instructor, not a technician, so I hired a competent technician who was able to edit one username in the database as a test, but the original email address version of the username is still being displayed on the members’ profile page.

    The member whose username was changed as a test is Tyler Miller. His original (forced) username was tyler-millerzionadventures-com. He is no longer working for Zion Adventure Company. Our technician was able to change his username to tyler.miller and that is how it appears when I look at his WordPress profile. But the URL to his member profile is: https://canyonguidesinternational.org/members/tyler-millerzionadventures-com/ and tyler-millerzionadventures-com is still being displayed on his member profile page.

    In contrast, I created my own member profile without the forced email address username setting. This is the URL to my member profile:

    https://canyonguidesinternational.org/members/rich-carlson/ My username is being displayed correctly as rich-carlson

    Please help. Is there a simple way to change the username and have it displayed correctly in multiple places? Or are there multiple fields in the database that must be changed?

    ALSO … While researching this issue we also discovered an issue with the search filters in the member directory. When alphabetical is selected, the directory displays all 86 members. But when either last active or newest registered is selected only 5 members are displayed. This problem is new. It was displaying all members regardless of filter just a few days ago.

    Thank you in advance for your prompt assistance.

    canyonguidesinternational.org
    wordpress 6.0.1
    buddypress 10.3.0
    memberpress 1.9.39
    memberpress + buddypress 1.1.16

    #325255
    richhawk106
    Participant

    Hi!

    Im trying to get the SearchWP plugin to index my users with their extended profile attributes.

    Has anyone been able to manage this? Or could anyone point me in the right direction?

    Thanks!

    #324962
    nanomania
    Participant

    Hello, could someone help me? I need to hide some profile fields, for example name and surname, I want users to not be able to see those profile fields when they visit other profiles, I want only the owner of their account to see it, greetings!

    #324622
    nystao
    Participant

    Hey Robson,

    I found a Plugin which fits perfectly to my needs.

    BuddyPress Non Editable Profile Fields

    Best

    #324512
    uponity
    Participant

    Hello,
    i have big Challenge and i want to know, if it’s possible.

    I need a Solution to create Company Profiles with Fields about the Adress, ZipCode, City etc… This Company can create a user (employee).
    This User can invite another User(employee) to this Company.
    If he do that, the Company profile Fields must be Synced with the Employee Profile Field Data.
    The Employee Fild Data about the Company must be the Same as tthe Company.

    My Acutally Setup:
    User Creation: BuddyPress
    Company Profiles: With BuddyPress Groups
    To create a Group (Company) and a User Registration i use Buddyforms.
    Buddyforms Create a new Post in a Custom Post Type with the Company Information an attach this Post to the Group.

    Maybe is it possible, all BP Group Members will be synced with this custom fields?

    Or maybe i need another Solution?

    Regards

    #324441
    Anonymous User 18187419
    Inactive

    Hi,

    WP Admin > Users > Profile Fields

    Two buttons near top, “Add new field / Edit Group”

    Select Edit Group

    You can the change the title (Base) to anything you want, or to make it blank then a space ” ” will work.

    jumling
    Participant

    Hey Guys,

    New to BP. Latest versions of WP/BP all active.

    I’ve noticed when a new user registers, activates, then logs in: That various profile data such as:

    *Real Name
    *Bio
    *Hobbies etc
    *Other fields

    Are all pre populated with the same dummy info.
    I see no options in the settings to stop this from happening: e.g: Leave it blank.

    I do see the datafields in phpmyadmin though. Deleting these from the DB, is this the right way to stop blank fields being populated?

    Cheers

    #324294
    tazar64
    Participant

    Hi

    How can I find the meta names of the extra fields on the extended profile? I create extra fields but I don’t know their names, just id and group_id.
    I need meta names so I can use other plugins for registration, for example, or for PODS.
    By the way, PODS doesn’t seem to see the extended profile fields anywhere…

    #324239
    mehanic321
    Participant

    What I do:
    I create the ability to edit the profile of a specific user by another specific user

    What I’ve done:
    Added filter for bp_core_can_edit_settings which returns true

    but i also need to be able to edit custom fields

    Question: how to redefine this line, because it requires bp_moderate, which I don’t want to give normal users even for a while

    if ( ! bp_is_my_profile() && ! bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) ) {
    return false;
    }

    This line is in the file “plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\screens\edit.php”

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