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Short-term solution: I changed the Xprofile field type to text — seems to still be linking in the profile (whether the member types “https://” or “http://” or neither). And then I was able to manipulate the HTML and PHP to do what I wanted above (since the Blog Address is no longer formatted as a URL).

Update — looks like the errors I was seeing were from some sort of stray invisible characters at the end of the PHP file. Moving on. 🙂 Hopeful. 🙂

Thanks again. I’ll try that.

I’ve been making some progress and getting closer. Created a new template with a copy of the member directory code, then started manipulating that.

Tried using what’s in the “Filtering by Xprofile fields” section here to guide me:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/loops-reference/the-members-loop/

Right now I…[Read more]

YES! That’s what I’ve been fiddling with, but I’m struggling to get it to work. As an example, one roadblock I found with BP Profile Search and Custom Directories, and it’s not set to work with Nouveau templates (which is what my site’s using).

Is there a tutorial you know of that would help me set up a template that would do this, and then I…[Read more]

No. Not using groups yet.

Thanks. That doesn’t sound like the solution I’m looking for, though. I want a single page to show all current members, not a page for each individual user when they’re logged in?

And manually coding wouldn’t work, either.

It feels like there should be some way to loop through all of this on a single page to display what I want, I’m just not…[Read more]

Thank you!

So if I’m on a new page, and I want to list a particular field for ALL current members who’ve filled in that field, how would I do that? (I’m looking through the shortcodes and not seeing it yet.)

And then how would I show more than one field for each member?