Achievements not showing up in the Users profile (showing only as Admin)

I believe you’re referring to the WP Admin for this. At the moment this is deliberate, but I would definitely agree we should at least display the awards to the user who owns the profile.

https://github.com/opencredit/badgeos/issues/343

The User List Widget or some custom querying are going to be your best option right now for displaying on the frontend. You could use the [badgeos_achievements_list] shortcode within template files with do_shortcode() as well, in order to pass in the current user ID.

Thank you for your reply Michael, I hope you’ll look into this in the further future. For now, I’ll use this workaround, just wanted to make sure that it’s impossible to see the achievements right now in the admin panel. If it’s no trouble for you, could you post a quick custom query to access the badgeos achievement loop?

Not sure which loop you’re referring to. The one for a user’s achievements? Listing all available achievements of an achievement type?

Yeah, the user achievement loop, to list all the badges that a user has (for example from a specific achievement type). I’ll need that to count the achievements for a specific user.

Hoping this at least gets you started on something:

$achievements = get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), '_badgeos_achievements', true );
foreach ( $achievements as $achievement ) {
	$awarded_ids[] = wp_list_pluck( $achievement, 'ID' );
	$awarded_post_types[] = wp_list_pluck( $achievement, 'post_type' );
}
$ids = array_unique( $awarded_ids[0] );
$types = array_unique( $awarded_post_types[0] );
$user_awards = new WP_Query( array( 'post_type' => $types, 'post__in' => $ids ) );

You’ll need to best determine how to specify the user ID for the first line. The user meta holds an array of arrays that hold the achievement type, name, earned date. and points earned. For my example above, I constructed a basic WP_Query that queries for the unique achievement/post types and only the posts associated with the user.

Hopefully with this information, you can branch out on your own as necessary.

Sorry for the late response, but thanks for your loop, I’ve almost got the way i wanted it to work. Thanks for your help! I’ll mark this as solved. Cheers!

I had been gone for a couple months, so I did admittedly forget about some of our helper functions, including

badgeos_get_user_achievements()

It takes an array for its arguments and those are as follows:

$defaults = array(
	'user_id'          => 0,     // The given user's ID
	'site_id'          => get_current_blog_id(), // The given site's ID
	'achievement_id'   => false, // A specific achievement's post ID
	'achievement_type' => false, // A specific achievement type
	'since'            => 0,     // A specific timestamp to use in place of $limit_in_days
);

You’d want to, at least, give the user_id. site_id is more for multisite, the rest are achievement specific by single achievement, type, or earned by date.

It would allow you to replace parts of the code above, but not all of it.

Awesome piece of code! I’ll try that out definitely. Stay in touch.