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Hi KOKORA,
If you wish you can mark one or more search fields as ‘required’, and your users will have to fill them in.
For details, please read:
Hi Matt,
The procedure is really simple:
1. Create a search form and set Form Method = GET in the Form Settings box;
2. In the front-end, use your search form to run a search;
3. Note the URL in the browser address bar, you can reuse that URL in a link to duplicate the same search.
You can now remove the search form display in the front-end, but don’t remove the search form itself on the admin side, otherwise your search link will no longer work.
Hi Michelle,
I plan to release the updated version of Menubar with WordPress 5.6. As a reminder, these changes don’t affect you if you’re not using the Superfish menu template.
Hi Mif,
You can add this code to your bp-custom.php file:
add_action ('bps_field_before_search_form', 'change_display'); function change_display ($f) { if ($f->code == 'field_34') { $f->display = 'checkbox'; } }Replace 34 with the actual field ID of your multi-select field.
Hello Mif,
I’m not a CSS person either, so I can only suggest one of the following workarounds:
1. Set the Collapsible Form option to Yes, so that the form is always collapsed unless you are using it;
2. Try inserting the search form in a sidebar, using the Profile Search widget.
Please let me know if this helps!
For other interested readers, the problem was caused by a long query killed by the WP Engine hosting platform. WP Engine was able to correct the problem and the search is now working as expected.
Thanks Duane for letting me access your test site!
Hello Duane,
Could you send me a WP admin access to your test site, so I can look into the problem? You can share it privately using my Contact page.
Hello Bharat,
You are using a form template provided by your theme, SweetDate, and apparently that template doesn’t work well with GEO my WordPress. I suggest you report this issue to SweetDate and ask for their advice.
Hello Pasglop,
Thank you for your report!
I’ve just released Menubar 5.7.1, could you confirm that the notices are gone?
Hi Michael,
Unfortunately that’s how BuddyPress works. Even without BP Profile Search, when you browse the members directory and then click on a user profile, with the back button you don’t go back to the correct directory page but always to the first page.
I would suggest the same workaround, i.e. opening user profiles in a new tab.
Hi Bharat,
As you can see, the template you are using is not provided by BP Profile Search, but is part of your theme, and the CSS issue you mention is an issue between the SweetDate theme and the SweetDate form template.
I’m unable to provide support in this case, and I suggest you ask your theme provider for advice.
