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Is it profile or members conditional tags?

  • @macpresss

    Participant

    8 years ago

    Hello guys.

    I’m trying to hijack this menu and place it inside my header.php file.
    members nav

    This menu gets echoed via the bp_get_displayed_user_nav() function that is only visible on user profile related pages so I need some sort of conditional PHP tag to prevent it from showing up in my header section when I’m not viewing one of those profile related pages of course. For some reason I can’t figure it out anymore. It’s been a while since I’ve used BuddyPress.

    Not visible here
    [domain]/members/

    Yes show me here
    [domain]/members/warrick-brown/
    [domain]/members/warrick-brown/profile/
    [domain]/members/warrick-brown/groups/
    [domain]/members/warrick-brown/anything-else/

    I tried; if bp_is_members_component() > true > echo the menu but that doesn’t seem to work. I probably need to go deeper into the single profile section or something.

    ?

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  • @shanebp

    Moderator

    8 years ago

    Try bp_is_user() which should return true on [domain]/members/warrick-brown/etc.

    @r-a-y

    Keymaster

    8 years ago

    bp_is_member() is deprecated.

    Use bp_is_user() instead.

    @henrywright

    Moderator

    8 years ago

    I’ve just removed bp_is_member() from the Template Tag Reference so there’s no confusion going forward:

    Template Tag Reference

    @macpresss

    Participant

    8 years ago

    Yes, bp_is_user() does the job. Thanks.

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