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I will have to check on Monday. We are closing up for the weekend.

Also, I have never done a patch, so I might not be the best candidate to test. Do I just manually edit the files?

Excellent. Glad to find an issue. Hope the fix isn’t difficult.

Thank you so much for your speedy response.

Ps. I am really liking the profile cover photo. Hats off to the devs for such great work.

Wow. Thank you. This seems to work until the very last page of the search pagination.
Instead of showing the last few people it breaks and shows all the users from the search.

http://iblog.dearbornschools.org/teachers-by-school/ click on woodworth and go to page three to see what I mean.

Still, this is much better!

Thank you kindly @r-a-y

Here is the main page: http://iblog.dearbornschools.org/teachers-by-school/
Any of these school links will open a url similar to the one below.

The search filter URL is http://iblog.dearbornschools.org/members/?s=Woodworth

where woodworth is the school they pick in their user profile.

Yeah the BP_Attachment class is awesome!

the only problem is that it depends on a $_FILES variable

I’m wondering why that’s a problem?

Check out the Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops article. Specifically, you’d want to make use of date_query, which should be an array of date query clauses.

Hi, thank you for this information. It has been helpful. My BP IQ is quite low at the moment but I’m working on it. 🙂

In your above code you’ve used author_avatar to update so you’d just use that again to retrieve.

I should point out this is BP 2.4 with WP 4.3. It is multisite with sub directory install.

You can use get_user_meta() for that.

Hi Agbams,
Please create a topic in our dedicated support site here : http://vibethemes.com/documentation/wplms/

Great to hear that @tonydjukic

Just to point out, I seem to have got @johnjamesjacoby‘s username wrong in my comment above. He seems to be @jjj everywhere else, just not on this forum 🙂

all i want to know is how the avatar are set in the user meta

Is this related to the datebox stuff, or separate?

In that case, I think your code should be working. The problem is most probably elsewhere.

Have you checked in the db to make sure the profile data has been set? The issue could be how you’re displaying it at the front-end.

The Template Tag Reference will help you here. You can do things like the following inside your function to determine the type of page that is being accessed:

if ( bp_is_groups() ) {
// This is the groups page.
}

if ( is_buddypress() ) {
// This is a BuddyPress screen.
}