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How I can add conditional profile fields to BuddyPress?


  • edvard1
    Participant

    @edvard1

    7 years, 3 months ago

    Hello all forum members. Recently I encountered the need to add here such fields for profiles, including registration of a new account. Record, give an example. There is a single choice field for the country. And there is a plural list with cities. And it is necessary to make so that cities vary depending on a choice of the country. Well, or so that just changed the field. Found at the moment such a plugin: https://buddydev.com/plugins/conditional-profile-fields-for-buddypress/. But for some reason it does not work for me, maybe this problem arises because of my theme. In advance thanks to all responded =)

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  • melhergui
    Participant

    @melhergui

    6 years, 11 months ago

    Hi @edvard1 it’s not your theme. The plugin is broken since BP 2.9.1.

    I was having problems with multiple checkboxes and made it work like this:

    File: /conditional-profile-fields-for-buddypress/assets/bp-conditional-field.js

    line 114: jQuery.each( $selected, function (index, $el ) {
to:       jQuery.each( [$selected], function (index, $el ) {

    And…

    lines 350 to 369: 

    var parent_div = jq( jq( element ).parents( '.editfield' ).get(0) );
      
        //;find its parent having class edit field
        if ( !match ) {
            //if the condition did not match, reverse visibility condition
            
            if ( visibility == 'show' ) {
            	visibility = 'hide';
                
            } else {
            	visibility = 'show';
            }    
        }
        
        if ( !visible ) {
            parent_div.show();
        } else {         
            parent_div.hide();
        }

    To: 

    var parent_div = jq( jq( element ).parents( '.editfield' ).get(0) );
        visible = jq(parent_div).is(':visible');

        //;find its parent having class edit field
        if ( match ) {
            //if the condition did not match, reverse visibility condition
            if ( !visible ) {
	            parent_div.show();
	        } else {         
	            parent_div.hide();
	        }  
        }

    Hope it helps!

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