Hello,

Regarding your BuddyPress xProfiles ACL plugin, Please How to link the User Profiles to the User Role in front-end ?
Is there any xProfile field to allow the users to select their User Role in front-end ?

Where to download your required “BuddyPress Extended Profiles” plugin ?

Thank you & Best Regards,

Chris

Please add this code to current version. This allows us to set a different redirect path if we need to. Please let me know if you want to change the name of the hook. Id like to be able to use this code and be able to keep upto date.

	function block_screen_edit_profile() {
		global $bp, $current_user;
		wp_get_current_user();
		if($current_user->ID) {
			if( ! in_array($bp->action_variables[1], $this->user_allowed_xprofile_groups) ) {
				$profile_redirect = do_action('buddypress_xprofiles_acl_path');

				if ($profile_redirect) {
					bp_core_redirect( $profile_redirect );
				} else {
					bp_core_redirect( $bp->displayed_user->domain . BP_XPROFILE_SLUG . '/edit/group/1' );
				}
			}
		}
	}

After activating & setting up xprofiles acl my membership directory no longer shows members.

Basically, I have level 8 membership that can search for any lower membership account but only level 8 can search.

The fields are showing up to search but the search results wont appear.

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I have a xProfile field group, which is (on the root-blog level) assigned to users with the user role ‘fan’, and another field group which is (again: on the root-blog level) assigned to user with the user role ‘team’:

https://1a-spielwiese.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Assign_Root-Blog_11-10-14.jpg

For any reason, this assigment is not displayed on the subdomain-blog level:

https://1a-spielwiese.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Assign_Subdomain_11-10-14.jpg

However, though my field group ‘Fragen an Teams’ nor on the root-blog nor on the subdomain-blog level is assigned to users with the user role ‘fan’, my user with the user role ‘fan’ get displayed the question for teams as well:

https://1a-spielwiese.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Team_Frage_bei_Fan_zu_sehen_11-10-14.jpg

And the other way around also: My users with the user role ‘team’ get displayed the questions for the ‘fans’ as well.

Question: How can I resolve this issue?

Note: This problem appeared not only recently, rather already, when I installed the ‘BB xProfiles ACL’-plugin:

‘Neverthess that user get displayed both profile filed groups (‘Frage an Teams’ as well as ‘Fragen an Fans’)’

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/different-profile-types-and-different-user-roles-part-ii/

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How can I make profile fields, which are asigned only to one member category / user role, ‘required’ (for the members of that member category / user role)? –

I installed Buddypress-xProfiles-ACL. I created two new profile field groups: one for teams (with one question) and another for fans (with two questions):

https://1a-spielwiese.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/new_profile_field_groups.jpg

There is a user kampfsportlerinnenneuwied with the user role ‘team’. Neverthess that user gets displayed both profile filed groups (‘Frage an Teams’ as well as ‘Fragen an Fans’):

https://1a-spielwiese.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/both_fied_groups_for_kampfsport.jpg

If this user answers (only) the “team-question” and tries to save the change, the message is displayed: ‘Bitte überprüfe vorm Speichern ob Du alle notwendigen Felder für diese Profilgruppe ausgefüllt hast.’ (Please check before saving, whether all required field groups are filled in.)

It’s, because the “fan-question” requires as well an answer; but it is not answered, because that member is a team (not a fan).

For further details and context cfr.:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/different-profile-types-and-different-user-roles-part-ii/

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Hi, This is a good and very popular plugin. So are there going to be any more updates please?

Thanks

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My profile fields are not showing up on BP Profile Search when I use BuddyPress xProfiles ACL.
Only when I disable the plugin BuddyPress xProfiles ACL it is showing up.

Here is a screenshot of it:

It’s neither showing up on Frontend nor Backend.

Would be thankful for any help.

I really love that plugin and would still like to use it with my website.

P.S. I’m using:
Buddypress Version 1.8.1
BP Profile Search Version 3.5.2
Wordpress 3.7.1

Thanks a lot

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I want the specific field group to show on registration page,

I’ve set the default role with role manager.

I suppose it should show the group of fields that I associated with that default role in the registration, but instead of that it is always showing the basic one…

Thanks!

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doesn’t exist for query SELECT DISTINCT g.* FROM g ORDER BY g.group_order ASC made by require(‘wp-blog-header.php’), require_once(‘wp-load.php’), require_once(‘wp-config.php’), require_once(‘wp-settings.php’), do_action(‘init’), call_user_func_array, xpa_plugin_init_action, BPxProfileACL->BPxProfileACL, BP_XProfile_Group->get

did u know how to fix it?

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Ok so first off the profile works perfect for what I am using it for, after commenting out lines 241 – 250 and then adding on ‘function filter_xprofile_groups_with_acl() {}’.

The issue I have run across though is pre adding this plugin the admins were able to modify the contents of all the fields for all users. The problem I am running into now is that admins are now only able to modify the fields of other users that are in the profile field groups that are displayed on the admin profiles.

The easy solution here is clearly just add all the groups to the admin profiles and not fill in the groups the admins but need but would prefer to not have to do it this way.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide on this.

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Will the plugin developer be updating this plugin to BuddyPress 1.6?

ps. I can provide coffee and beer ?? and a big thank you

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great plugin:
I’d like this type of functionality but instead of being controlled by User Role, I’d like it to be controlled by a user’s membership in specific groups.

i.e. if a user is in group A they would be able to view specified xprofile groups but if they are in group B they would have access to different xprofile groups

Is this functionality something you’d consider adding to your plugin?

thanks

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I have a few extended profile fields (like password reminder question and answers) where I’d like each site member to have access to their own data in these fields, but not see the fields when they look at other members’ extended profiles. Is there a way to implement that with this plugin?

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Hey, is it possible to show profile fields in “Public xProfiles Groups” to everyone, including members?

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HI there,

it would be nice to get this option show up in the backend under buddypress. Just replace the function with this one:

function xpa_admin_menu() {
  $bp_xp_acl_plugin = new BPxProfileACL;
  add_submenu_page('bp-general-settings', 'BP xProfiles ACL - Assign Extended Profile Groups to Roles', 'BP xProfiles ACL', 9, 'bp-profiles-acl-manager', array($bp_xp_acl_plugin, 'manage_profile_acls_form'));
}

Maybe that can be implemented on next update?

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Hey as soon i activate the plugin i get this error message postet on all of my WordPress sites…
Any idea whats wrong? The plugin works perfect but i would like to get rid of this message ??

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Hi,

This plugin seems to do what i need.

I have a base field group and a few other field groups. The base field group should be visible to all logged in users. The rest of the field groups should only be visible by one particular role. So, i set it up accordingly. What I think is a bit strange, is that the user isn’t able to edit his own details in field groups.

I know it is because the role and field group do not match, but i think it should be able for a user to always be able to edit his details.

If this would be possible, this would be the plugin for me.
If this would be implemented as an option, it would even be better because you can still restrict certain fields to be edited even by the user.

I hope i’m clear on this, and i certainly hope this will be implemented.

Thanks.
Michael

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if you getting a php error like “error unexpected $end” etc.. just open plugin file and find <? and replace it with <?php

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Hi,

Is this plugin compatible with BuddyPress 1.5 + Latest WordPress?

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Hi

I’m using the plugin and its all working fine as far as I can see but I had a question about its working function.

I have two main user roles in buddypress, Advertiser and Subscriber. I want each role to have different profile fields, for example contact details for the Advertiser role but not for the Subscribers role.

So when I add the contact details group to the Advertisers role but not to the Subscribers role with this plugin, on the front-end of the site Subscribers can’t see the contact details on the Advertisers profiles… is this right?

If so, is there a quick fix to use this plugin to just assign profile field groups to user roles but still visible to all users?

Let me know if I’m not clear enough as this is quite complicated to explain.

Many thanks for any help you can give

Kirk

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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in …/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-xprofiles-acl/buddypress-xprofiles-acl.php on line 248

the profile fields are not showing during the registration process

if I create a new set of profile fields, I got to add it manually to about ten different roles?
a mass editing option would be nice ??

but the plugin rocks even without that!

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