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  • #182826
    sharmavishal
    Participant

    1. Use BP Xtra Signup plugin and add an xprofile field of birth date

    2. Not sure on this but this plugin might help Buddypress Xprofile Custom Fields

    #182784
    paton400
    Participant

    Hi guys,

    I would like to restrict my registration AND log in process to Facebook only and scrap the original screen.

    I only need a few mandatory profile fields which will be taken directly from Facebook.

    Is there an easy way to do this?

    Cheers 🙂

    SimpleOne
    Participant

    I have two profile fields that I need to hide from being displayed. I was able to successfully hide a single field by modifying some code in the profile-loop.php file using guidance I found in an old thread here: http://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-profile-field/

    But I’m very new to PHP and don’t know how to modify the code using an OR statement to include the second profile field I need hidden. (I am assuming an ‘or’ statement is what I should include to accomplish this.)

    The guidance in above-referenced thread states the following:

    Change this line:
    while ( bp_profile_fields() ) : bp_the_profile_field();

    to:
    while ( bp_profile_fields() ) : bp_the_profile_field(); if ( bp_get_the_profile_field_id() != 'ID # YOU WANT TO SKIP' ) :

    then change the corresponding endwhile; line to:
    endif; endwhile;

    Can someone please tell me what additional revisions I should make to those lines of code in order to hide two fields (instead of just one field)?

    kansas3d
    Participant

    Im using the newest WordPress 3.9.1 and newest Buddypress 2.0.1 version.

    The “Multi Select Box” doesn’t work. It doesn’t save multi selected fields.

    When I’m adding under Users > Profile Fields
    the Field Type “Multi Select Box” it doesn’t work as it should.

    When I’m trying to select in the users profile some values, it is always just saving the first selected value.

    Does anyone know how to fix that?

    Thanks

    CatchThePigeon
    Participant

    I’m looking to try and make the extended profiles a little more intuitive when people don’t fill in the required fields, currently people have to search for a little * the same colour as everything else to find the ones that are required before they can continue.

    I know on another part of our site the developer has used Parsley (http://parsleyjs.org/) to validate which is perfect as it completely highlights the required fields missed out in red.

    However looking though the documentation of parsley it seems to rely on HTML built forms or at least ones you can individually surround some code in.

    What is the correct procedure for implementing with buddypress extended fields in PHP?

    OR

    Does anyone know an easier / alternative way of achieving some form of highlighting on missed out required fields?

    #182622
    kevinmorton
    Participant

    I’m looking for a solution to this as well. With a members directory that only shows a list of member names, the results are unintuitive unless I have a way to only search the member name, rather than all profile fields.

    boblebad
    Participant

    How do i get the Profile settings under edit user profile, where the member can change visibility, removed ?

    It’s the new addition, and i don’t need it.

    All the best
    Carsten

    #182553
    elaborate
    Participant

    I think I need to clarify that it’s the not being able to configure the WordPress profile in BuddyPress that I think is the issue. Displaying the fields is another side of it that I might agree should be left to a plugin developer.

    …it will require keeping up with WP if they decide to switch which fields are included on that page.

    I agree that this is an issue, but realistically, the WordPress profile hasn’t been updated in several years, apart from very recently when they actually removed fields in an effort to simplify it, so I doubt they intend to add anything to it either.

    The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are very odd, and not appropriate for most BuddyPress installations…

    As I mentioned above, those fields (AIM, Jabber and Yahoo/gTalk) were recently removed.

    As noted in the ticket, First Name and Last Name are the two possible exceptions I see here.

    That just leaves display name selection, nickname and website; email and password are configurable in BuddyPress and you already display username and bio on the profile when Extended Profiles are disabled. Why not allow the user to edit them too and add the remaining three fields? This would effectively move the profile to the front-end and nobody would need to configure their profile in two places again, which I think is the underlying issue here.

    …it causes problems when other plugins add their own (hardcoded) fields, which BP won’t know about

    I’m getting into deep water, but wouldn’t adding a hook before and/or after the fields be sufficient to deal with that?

    #182552
    Václav Klimeš
    Participant

    Hi,

    I want to have one checkbox for each user’s profile on the admin screen. I do not want the user to be able to edit it. The solution described on

    Add Meta Box to Admin Extended User Profile


    would serve me very well, however ther code is incomplete.

    Moreover, I want the user to see (not change) the value, as it is described on
    http://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

    I am not able to modify and complete the code for solution of my simple task. Could you help me?

    shanebp
    Moderator

    You may be interested in this premium plugin which allows you to select which profile fields appear in the listing for members in a group:

    BuddyProfileData

    #182549
    #182543
    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    > I can’t find any arguments for not including the WordPress profile in BuddyPress.

    The arguments are:

    – The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are hardcoded in WP. There’s no way we can ask WP which fields it provides in a programmatic way; we’d have to hardcode them as well. This is inelegant; it causes problems when other plugins add their own (hardcoded) fields, which BP won’t know about; and it will require keeping up with WP if they decide to switch which fields are included on that page.
    – The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are very odd, and not appropriate for most BuddyPress installations (or most websites that were built after 2004 – who uses AIM, and who among them would want to store that information in their WP profile?)

    As noted in the ticket, First Name and Last Name are the two possible exceptions I see here.

    drdavis74
    Participant

    Hi,
    I have the profile fields plugin but its not REALLY doing what I need. I need to have a simple process that goes as follows:
    1. UserName and Password
    1a. Referral Code or Name
    2. Full Name
    3. User Name
    4. Child 1 – Age – Male/Female – Twin
    5. Add another child (same as above)
    6. Add profile pic, choose from 2 preset ones, or upload
    7. 3 questions
    8. Join

    The only real problem I am having is the child addition with the sub fields for those.
    Also, I dont want to use the actual registration page, I want to embed on another page and after 1. go to a secondary page.

    Thanks

    #182507
    elaborate
    Participant

    Parts of the WordPress/BuddyPress profile relationship has been covered elsewhere, but I haven’t been able to find a conclusive discussion on the subject, so I’m taking the liberty of bringing it up again.

    First, we have the WordPress profile with the usual such as email address, names, password, bio, along with the dashboard preferences.

    Then there’s the bbPress profile with its own forum-oriented tabs, however, it still preserves access to almost all the settings in the WordPress profile, except of course for the dashboard preferences that are no longer relevant in the front-end.

    Finally, there is BuddyPress, where only the account email and password are editable. Names, contact info, and the biographical info are not included. There are, however, the Extended Profile’s custom fields, but they do not substitute the above fields.

    I think a few things here need clarification (I have linked to existing relevant discussions):

    • What’s behind the decision to not include these settings in the BuddyPress profile?
    • Why aren’t the bbPress and the BuddyPress profiles merged? #4357
    • Why aren’t the BuddyPress and the WordPress profiles merged? #3335
    • In addition to above, If bbPress at least to an extent is merging its profiles with the WordPress profile, why is BuddyPress not doing the same?
    • Finally, can anybody explain, based on editing template files, how to add these settings, the same settings that WordPress offers at wp-admin/profile.php and bbPress offers in their profile, under the BuddyPress profile’s settings?

    Thank you.

    Additional reading:
    http://buddypress.org/support/topic/please-help-me-understand-a-wordpressbp-feature/
    BuddyPress – WordPress Profile Syncronization

    #182486
    Joe LeBeau
    Participant

    Buddypress really should have a character limit option for the profile fields and comments…

    #182485
    Joe LeBeau
    Participant

    Hello,

    When I first started making my bp website, I chose to use the frisco theme because it looked nice, now after months of coding, my website looks nothing like frisco and the theme has caused me more trouble to work around rather than just using bp-default…but i didn’t know at the time. now I can’t find my register.php file, it seems non existent. Im looking to limit the character input on the profile fields. I cant take this to the frisco forums because nobody looks at them

    #182471
    bp-help
    Participant

    @sooskriszta
    Sounds cool if there was a box or something beside each field in the dashboard/profile fields for admins to choose to be linkable.

    #182373
    J J
    Participant

    I am getting error messages such as this from my hosting provider, which they are guessing are slowing down my website:

    bp-activity-classes.php:387 Efficiency: 0.000 | Rows Sent/Affected: 20 | Rows Examined: 95413
    bp-activity-classes.php:387 Efficiency: 0.001 | Rows Sent/Affected: 50 | Rows Examined: 95380

    Any ideas?

    I am using BuddyPress 1.9.2 version and WordPress version 3.8.3. I have almost 60,000 registered users, each with multiple profile fields.

    Thanks in advance!

    #182372
    thebigjay
    Participant

    How do I make a profile field group conditional? Meaning if none of those fields under that group are filled out neither they nor the group “tab” show.

    thebigjay
    Participant

    I’m using xprofile and geomy-wp but I need to use the shortcode for geomy-wp on the actual profile page under the basic info tab and I’m trying to figure out where I put that shortcode. Is there someway to use the profile fields area to have a display field like the text box widget that allows you to create a display field which is NOT filled out but rather displays something rather than an input field?

    #182347
    ptornquist59
    Participant

    Hi I have searched the Buddypress forum but cant find the answer.
    When you add a new field group in the extended profile it don’t display on the profile page only the base. How to display new fields?

    Mark Dek
    Participant

    WP 3.9 | BP 2.0 | single site
    I could post all the trouble I ran into on my quest, but it’s quite a list. So let me start by trying to explain what I want to achieve:

    I am making a corporate site, which is visible only to registered users (both WP content and Buddypress pages). However, anyone can request an account, providing they are actually an employee of the company. the flow I have in mind is as follows:

    Users comes to site and click register
    fills in username, email, password en confirm password + 1 or 2 custom fields. redirected to ‘account waiting approval’ temp page
    Administrator receives email that a new member wants access. Administrator checks whether user is an employee and approves user
    Now user receives email that his account is created, logs in and is redirected to his ‘edit my profile page’

    I have tried to accomplish this in many ways, but haven’t succeeded in anything else then stacking plugins.

    Registered-users-only-2: keeps unregistered users out of both WP and BP content.
    Approve New User: gives administrator the opportunity to approve or deny new users
    Erident Custom Login and Dashboard: styles my login.php
    BP Disable Activation Reloaded: kills the activation (don’t need it because I manually approve)

    This comes really close accept for the fact that the user is required to choose and confirm a new password, but then receives an e-mail with a randomly chosen password. This will not do. I see two solutions:

    kill the random password generation (because user has already chosen and confirmed one)
    remove the choose and confirm password during registration (because randomly chosen one is also fine)

    I have no idea how to achieve either one. Would anybody be so kind as to point me in the right direction?

    SK
    Participant

    The values of xprofile fields seem linked:
    http://csillamvilag.com/modellek/modell/angelaveress/
    Is this intended?

    The links go to a search results page, e.g. http://csillamvilag.com/modellek/modell/?s=Felnőtt+modell
    If this is intended, then it seems to be buggy as ZERO results are shown.

    #182194
    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    Hi,

    Make sure to leave the base group profile fields available for all users

    Then explore in this direction :

    /* Profile display */
    function excluding_group_id_depending_on_user_role( $args = array() ) {
    	if ( user_can( bp_dispayed_user_id(), 'capability_to_check' ) {
    		$args['exclude_groups'] = "2,3,4"; //Comma-separated list of profile field group IDs to exclude
    	}
    	return $args;
    }
    add_filter( 'has_profile', 'excluding_group_id_depending_on_user_role', 10, 1 );

    /* profile editing */
    It will be a bit more complex as you’ll need to filter ‘xprofile_filter_profile_group_tabs’ and use a pattern to exclude the tabs you don’t want the role to edit.

    Finally to restrict group creation, i’ve shared a code on the BuddyPress fr community :
    http://bp-fr.net/agora/sujet/restreindre-la-creation-des-groupes-a-des-roles-wp/

    klogan2
    Participant

    This may seem a small issue to be honest,,but I bet I’ll hear about it if I don’t at least try to fix it,,
    I have the BP form all set up nicely, with extended (xprofile?) fields.
    One of the fields is a required date selector.
    If I populate all the fields in the form, except one Required field (other than date selector), submitting the form then causes form to reload with an error message, as expected (GOOD and thanks again for the fix BP support).
    The niggle, the month & year values of the date selector drop their values, as do the password fields (very often the case with any form submission with a password),, it’s not obvious that the month & year values have dropped, so if the user fixes the field WITH the error message and resubmits the form, of course they now get an error that the date selector field is in error,,, and possibly the password fields as well,,, I could definitely envision a frustrated person trying to register going in circles,,, like a dog chasing its tail.,,, get what I mean???
    So any way to get the month & year fields keep their values on an submit->error->reload????
    Also, is it possible to do the same with the password fields (obfuscated of course).
    Cheers, Kevin Logan

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