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Hi Georgio,
Thank you for your report and your suggestion!
I’m going to release a BP Profile Search update, hopefully before the end of July, to add support for qTranslate-XT.
Hi Ray,
If you wish I can take a look at your test site, but I’ll need a WP admin access.
If that’s OK with you, you can share it privately using my Contact page.
Yes, you can use my Contact page to share information privately.
Hi Michael,
You can go to Customize -> Additional CSS and enter these lines:
#buddypress span.activity { display: block; }Please let me know if it works for you!
Yes, you can share your info privately using my Contact page.
The complete code is as follows:
add_filter ('bps_field_sql', 'change_query', 10, 2); function change_query ($sql, $f) { // code for the company name fields if ($f->code == 'field_89') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (89, 163, 164)'; // add similar code for the other fields if ($f->code == 'field_103') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (103, 180, 192)'; if ($f->code == 'field_94') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (94, 165, 184)'; return $sql; }Please let me know if it works as expected!
Ok, I need all your field IDs so I can write the correct code for you.
Field IDs of Company Name 1, 2 and 3: 89, 163, 164 (we already know them)
Field IDs of City 1, 2 and 3: please provide them in the correct order
Field IDs of Activity 1, 2 and 3: please provide them in the correct orderHi cobe,
Just to make sure I understand your needs: You have the search form shown in your screenshot1, and when users search for City, Activity or Company Name you wish to search the three City, Activity or Company Name fields in your three field groups.
Is that correct? If so, that should work fine at the moment, but only for the Company Name field. Can you confirm?
Hi cobe,
I suggest you copy my code above, and carefully replace each of my sample field IDs with your actual field ID.
The logic in the code is:
// 89 = Field id of company name 1 // 163 = Field id of company name 2 // 164 = Field id of company name 3 // if searching for company name 1, search for all the company name fields at the same time add_filter ('bps_field_sql', 'change_query', 10, 2); function change_query ($sql, $f) { // code for the company name fields if ($f->code == 'field_89') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (89, 163, 164)'; // add similar code for the other fields }Start building your search form using only the first set of fields, i.e. company1, name company1, phone company1.
Then note the field IDs of your fields, for instance:
IDs of company1, name company1, phone company1: 12, 14, 16
IDs of company2, name company2, phone company2: 22, 24, 26
IDs of company3, name company3, phone company3: 32, 34, 36and add this code to your bp-custom.php file:
add_filter ('bps_field_sql', 'change_query', 10, 2); function change_query ($sql, $f) { if ($f->code == 'field_12') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (12, 22, 32)'; if ($f->code == 'field_14') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (14, 24, 34)'; if ($f->code == 'field_16') $sql['where']['field_id'] = 'field_id IN (16, 26, 36)'; return $sql; }Please let me know if it works for you!
You can add this code to your bp-custom.php file:
add_filter ('bp_ajax_querystring', 'exclude_user1', 20, 2); function exclude_user1 ($qs, $object) { if ($object != 'members') return $qs; $args = wp_parse_args ($qs); if (empty ($args['exclude'])) $args['exclude'] = '1'; else $args['exclude'] .= ',1'; $qs = build_query ($args); return $qs; }Please let me know if it works for you!
