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@supernaturalbrews user profile extended fields doesn’t show up in the dashboard. you can however click on a member in the front end then as an admin you will see the toolbar change up near the left where it says edit member. click edit member/edit profile and then you can see what info they entered in the extended profile fields.

That is not the experience I’m finding, required fields left empty are returning an error, so please check all your mods and alternative methods of signing in/registering

Chouf1,

Merci pour ta réponse ! Je suis désolé, je continue en Français mais ça sera plus simple pour moi de comprendre et d’expliquer ma problématique… En fait, tu me conseilles d’installer BP User Profile Map (ce que j’ai fait, je passais avant par une solution codée à la main qui nécessitait une clé pour l’API de GG Maps donc je vais abandonner ça) et de laisser les utilisateurs rentrer eux-même leur pays manuellement lors de l’inscription ou de l’édition de leur profil ?

Cette solution m’a effectivement l’air séduisante mais pour les villes surtout, qui sont effectivement impossibles à toutes recenser. Penses-tu qu’il soit possible de dire au plugin de prendre en compte deux profile fields au lieu d’un (Ville + Pays) ? De manière à ce qu’il localise encore mieux, et pour éviter les erreurs (il existe des villes qui ont le même nom dans des pays différents).

Pour l’intégration d’une liste de pays dans BuddyPress, j’ai suivi le process décrit ici :
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-make-a-country-drop-down-list-in-profile-field/#post-147697

J’en suis à l’étape de copier coller une liste des pays du monde dans mon fichier CSV extrait de ma BDD, mais je bloque sur les ID par pays : dois-je les étendre simplement sous Excel ? J’ai peur en faisant ça de me retrouver avec un ID de pays identique à un ID d’autre chose de mon WordPress (ID de post, ID de catégorie ou autre)… ça serait problématique ?

Merci pour ton aide et désolé pour l’emploi du Français.

Hi,
It is coming from members/single/profile-loop.php

It seems you don’t have the xprofile fields(or the user has not entered data) or you have some sort of privacy enabled on those fields which are preventing the fields to be visible. Otherwise, the xprofile fields should be visible there by default.

@jordas Yes I’ve created a ticket for the issue and it looks like a general issue rather than just affecting you.

Hi@evo252,

in the BP 1.0 branch there was a CSV based country field in xprofile.
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches?order=name#1.0/bp-xprofile/prebuilt-fields

Take a look in the code and see if you can build something for 1.6.4 or 1.7.

Since 2008, Google Map became a must have. And IMO it’s a better geoloc tool as a simple city/country dropdown witch only prevent end users from having to write themselves the name of their city and their country….
Doing this is much more complicated as you think. Over 160 countries on earth and millions of cities. What kind of server do you need to just store these informations and to make them work together ?

Typing country and city is the same effort as typing name and first name for the end user. Let them write and use something powerfull, existent and easy to use and show AND effort less for you too.

Spare your time and made it simple so far ! 😉
Give this plugin a try: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-user-profile-map/

Or search another map plugin : https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=map

Looks like it is achievable but not without its headaches and a considerable effort.

Found this article relating to what you ask, ‘I think’ …

http://alextheafrican.wordpress.com/2012/03/10/how-to-add-an-image-field-to-buddypress-extended-profile-fields/

Though I can not say how, secure/suitable it will be to current Buddypress versions, perhaps ask the guy who wrote it, if it is still a valid solution.

Off top of my head can’t recall where I was up to in testing ( I’ve created a ticket on the clear issue I found) but check carefully that you have set the option to allow user override on the profile field settings in backend.

Looking at the function that retrieves this label value it’s checking for an array name that doesn’t exist so is defaulting the label to ‘public’ This probably needs looking into, I’ll raise a ticket.

@scotm I’ve started on a checklist to test features of BuddyPress Components for BP 1.7 to be published in BP Codex, got 3 more components to go. It’s looking to be a long list 🙂 If you’d like to contribute to the Messaging, Profile Fields or other component you’ve started on, please feel free to do so 🙂

did you add that field in the profile fields set up? BP includes it’s own username field so you do not need to duplicate it

yes all items entered into the various profile fields should be clickable and function similarly to the way tags do in regular wordpress.

@modemlooper Hi George, I have your BBG Custom BP Visibility plugin installed but since this will be a new feature on BP 1.7 do I need to deactivate the plugin to avoid a conflict?

Also I have BP 1.6.4 installed but am dying to have 1.7 up and running, any idea when that version will be available? I know I can download the beta version but since I’m not a code guru by any means I prefer to do a standard upgrade via the plugin menu then doing it manually.

What are your thoughts?

Thanks for your reply kizzywizzy! I’ve added this code to the functions.php file but this adds some of the user data to the users activation email which is not what I want. Like this:

`WP_User::__set_state(array(
‘data’ =>
stdClass::__set_state(array(
‘ID’ => ‘827’,
‘user_login’ => ‘user’,
‘user_pass’ => ‘password’,
‘user_nicename’ => ‘stefanlesik’,
‘user_email’ => ’email’,
‘user_url’ => ”,
‘user_registered’ => ‘2013-02-18 17:05:46’,
‘user_activation_key’ => ”,
‘user_status’ => ‘0’,
‘display_name’ => ‘user’,
)),
‘ID’ => 827,
‘caps’ =>
array (
‘subscriber’ => true,
),
‘cap_key’ => ‘wp_capabilities’,
‘roles’ =>
array (
0 => ‘subscriber’,
),
‘allcaps’ =>
array (
‘read’ => true,
‘level_0’ => true,
‘subscriber’ => true,
),
‘filter’ => NULL,
))`

I’d like to display the all the xprofile data in the new user registration email that admin receives. Is this possible?