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But it does not show data re profile fields.

Re ‘checked boxes’ – you would want a total of the number of members who have checked box ‘x’ or a list of all members who have done so ?

If ‘offer service’ and ‘search service’ are extended profile fields, you can adapt this example:

BP_User_Query

Thanks for the feature request. At this time BuddyPress only provides visibility settings for individual profile fields. We’ve been putting off building a robust member to member permissions component until after we have attachments. Right now, everything in BuddyPress is loosely considered public.

Remember that BuddyPress is still powered by WordPress, and WordPress’s roles and capabilities system isn’t really powerful enough or scalable enough to handle permissions for millions to millions of users.

That said, there have been plugins that attempted to fill this void, but none of them gained a whole ton of traction unfortunately. We’ll get there, but it’s a bit of a long road.

Ok
After allot more research I found a solution. looks like I was putting your code in the wrong spot sure it would have worked as well @Barney

I used this code

<?php
   
  $state = bp_get_profile_field_data( 'field=State' ) ;
echo '<p class="profile-fields">State: ' .$state. '</p>';
?>

This displays my custom field state that i added via users > profile feeds in backend of wordpress

I put this code under

<span class="activity"><?php bp_last_activity( bp_displayed_user_id() ); ?></span>

this is all in the members_header.php in the bp_legacy section

@Barney

Thanks for pointing me to that.

I’m still struggling though PHP aint my thing 🙁

So the primary field “Name” and my other fields are called “State: and “Organization” and “Website” these are the field names I insert ?

Heres where i put it..But doesnt show full member-header

` </div><!– #item-buttons –>

<?php
/***
* If you’d like to show specific profile fields here use:
* bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=About Me’ ); — Pass the name of the field
*/
do_action( ‘bp_profile_header_meta’ ); // Here is one way you could add xprofile fields name as well as the value to the members directory!
// Just remember to replace “Field-Name” with the names of your fields in the 5 variables in my code.
// Also remember the field name is case sensitive. If you notice the pattern of 5 in my code you can
// easily see how to add more fields if you need them. You can also use the div class bph_xprofile_fields
// to adjust the CSS in your stylesheet. Place this code in bp-custom.php:
add_action(‘bp_directory_members_item’, ‘bphelp_dpioml’);
function bphelp_dpioml(){
$bphelp_my_profile_field_1=’Name’;
$bphelp_my_profile_field_2=’State’;
$bphelp_my_profile_field_3=’Organisation’;
$bphelp_my_profile_field_4=’Website’;
$bphelp_my_profile_field_5=’About-you’;
if( is_user_logged_in() && bp_is_members_component() ) { ?>
<div class=”bph_xprofile_fields” style=” margin-left: 25%;”>
<?php echo $bphelp_my_profile_field_1 ?>: <?php echo bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=’.$bphelp_my_profile_field_1 ); ?><br />
<?php echo $bphelp_my_profile_field_2 ?>: <?php echo bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=’.$bphelp_my_profile_field_2 ); ?><br />
<?php echo $bphelp_my_profile_field_3 ?>: <?php echo bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=’.$bphelp_my_profile_field_3 ); ?><br />
<?php echo $bphelp_my_profile_field_4 ?>: <?php echo bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=’.$bphelp_my_profile_field_4 ); ?><br />
<?php echo $bphelp_my_profile_field_5 ?>: <?php echo bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=’.$bphelp_my_profile_field_5 ); ?><br />
</div><?php
}
}

?>’

@cdb3212 As far as I understood your problem, there are two articles that would save your life if you had a chance of looking in the Codex. These are:

https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

bp_profile_field_data()

Take a look at those and try it out. =)

Hi @theatereleven,

I’d say that what you aim for is perfectly possible with BuddyPress. You could the following, just suggestions:

• Your users could register themselves;
• Just active the Extended Profile component;
• Use Extended Profiles Fields so that your users can add information when signing up or later;
• And you could customize the appearance customizing the template the way you want.

Maybe there is a better solution, but with BuddyPress you would get already built-in, profiles, profile fields, register process/page, user roles and etc.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type/