Hello Ravi, I did something like this. I didn’t use elseif .

`$data = xprofile_get_field_data( 12, 23, ‘comma’);

if ( ! $data ) { // No item is selected.}

if ( in_array( ‘Music’, $data ) ) { // Music is selected.}

if ( in_array( ‘Music’, ‘Movies’, $data ) ) { // Music and movie is selected.}

if ( in_array( ‘Music’, ‘Movies’, ‘Food’, $data ) ) { // All is selected.}`

Regards Lefteris

Hello Ravi,

Now it works, but there is one problem. The output is giving me results for each if that is true.

So i have tried to set elseif because i would like only one output according to users checks. With elseif i get correct results only for this type of statements.

if ( in_array( ‘Music’, $data ) ) { // Music is selected.}

For array_diff statements i get wrong results.

Regards Lefteris

Hello Ravi, thank you for your help 🙂 This is what happens with elseif statements:

$data = xprofile_get_field_data( 12, 23, ‘comma’);

if ( ! $data ) { echo "No item is selected";}

elseif ( in_array( ‘Music’, $data ) ) { echo "Music is selected";} -> outputs: Music is selected

elseif ( ! array_diff( array( 'Music', 'Movies' ), $data ) ) { echo "Music and Movies are selected";} -> outputs: Music is selected (should output: Music and Movies are selected )

elseif ( ! array_diff( array( 'Music', 'Movies', 'Food' ), $data ) ) { echo "All are selected";}

-> outputs: Movies is selected (should output: All are selected )

I will need to have only one output result according to users checks.

With the previous code with only if statements , i was getting as an output for example:

if ( ! array_diff( array( 'Music', 'Movies', 'Food' ), $data ) ) { echo "All are selected";}

-> outputs: Music Movies Food Music is selected Food is selected Movies is selected Music and Movies are selected Music and Food are selected…. (because it was outputting all the if's. Should just output: All are selected )

I hope this helps

Regards Lefteris

Hello Ravi,

Let me explain i bit better what i actually need to do 🙂 On BP registration page i have a checkbox that users can check if they wish (optional field and not required).

Along with his checkbox preference i am sending a welcome email to the user.

Something like

function send_welcome_email_to_new_user($user_id) {

		$data = xprofile_get_field_data( 12, $user_id );

       
		$message = sprintf( 'Hello' ) . "<br>"; 
		if ( statements ) ) {
        $message .= sprintf( 'Music is selected' ) ."<br><br>";
         } elseif ( statements ) ) {
        $message .= sprintf( 'Food is selected' ) ."<br><br>";
         }elseif ( statements ) ) {
        $message .= sprintf( 'Food and music are selected' ) ."<br><br>";
         }
		
		
		
		$headers = array('Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8'); 
        
        wp_mail($to, $subject, $message,$headers);
        
		

}
	
			
			add_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', 'send_welcome_email_to_new_user');

So actually i need the structure that we have been speaking about before 🙂

Regards Lefteris

Hello Ravi,

Thank you so much for your help 🙂

I am sorry if i confused you. The $message information is not related with the $data. Its just an introduction message text, and i don’t really need data from the $data . The text ‘Food is selected’ was just an example. I just need to pass the if statements for each users choice so that i can send with wp_mail the appropriate text accordingly.

Regards Lefteris