Dear Brajesh!

Last night I was successfull and got my “conditional advanced search” up and running 🙂

Its not pure static anymore 😀
But its still not as dynamic as i want 🙁
(But Im still a learning noob, so thats ok for me)

what does that mean:
I modified the form template and injected some css and js.
So the form is generated dymanically (with my extra divs classes)
BUT the conditions are hardcoded. (machting my ids,values, names and classes)
Since I don’t know anything about creating an own plug-in (yet),
its hard for me to think, how the communication between admin-ui and code is done.

Thats also the reason, why I couldn’t just use the conditions created with your plug-in.
So I “recreated” all conditions – I know, im such a nap – sorry.

I need to figuere out some more things, like replacing hardcoded texts with change-able variables.
example:

var yzposition = $('#bps_directory14 input:radio[name=field_29]');

bps_directory14 and field_29 only works for my specific case of course.

I know that there must be far more efficient ways solving this problem, but never the less, this way I learn a lot of stuff about wordpress/buddypress, and perhaps some day I could also create such amazing things like you do every day 🙂

If you want to take a look at my current state, You can gladly have access to my computer via teamviewer. (since its a local development)

Cheers
Blade

P.S.: Any chance I could apply your awesome dropdown2radio hack of membertype for the profile search?
It was already astonishing, seeing that it also applied on the admin backend and not “only” for the registration front end <3

Idea 1:

Idea 2:

Please excuse me, if those ideas are noob or stupid.
I will delete these posts on your wish then.

Cheers
Blade

P.S.: Sorry, if you need those screens in english, plz tell me – I will create them asap <3

You give us so much l0ve and I just wanted to give some back 🙂

Do you know how to trigger this redirect at click on “edit profile”?

I found a perfect solution ( of course from you, from whom else ):

<?php global $bp;

if(bp_get_current_profile_group_id()==1)

bp_core_redirect($bp->displayed_user->domain."profile/edit/group/2");

?>

Sadly its 5 years old, and implementing this gives me following error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-includes\class.wp-styles.php:172 in C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-includes\pluggable.php on line 1228

I checked everything, there is no newline or space 🙁
Somehow I cant call a redirect at that time.

Test report:

IT IS WORKING!

Topic marked as resolved 🙂

oh, cant edit OP. Doublepost for format – sorry all:

Dear Brajesh,

Im using your old but very awesome plugin:
BP Autologin on Activation

1) Still works perfectly! Thank you very much!

2) I tried adding your code from the comment to redirect to /profile/edit (functions.php):

add_fllter(‘bpdev_autoactivate_redirect_url’,’redirect_to_edit_profile’);
function redirect_to_edit_profile($user_id){
return bp_core_get_user_domain($user_id ).”profile/edit/”;
}

But $user_id seems to empty at this time.
I also tried following code:

add_fllter(‘bpdev_autoactivate_redirect_url’,’redirect_to_edit_profile’);
function redirect_to_edit_profile($user_id){
return get_option( ‘home’ ) . ‘/members/’ . bp_core_get_username( $user_id ) . ‘/profile/edit/’;
}

same results.

3) My goal: redirect on activation dependant on the member-type.
I wrote the following script for a redirect plugin, which i would like to replace with yours:

$member_type = bp_get_member_type($user->ID);
if( $member_type == ‘Student’ || $member_type == ‘student’ ) {
$redirect_url = ‘/wordpress/members/’.$user->user_login.’/profile/edit/group/6/#edit-personal-li’;
}
else if( $member_type == ‘Teacher’ || $member_type == ‘techer’ ) {
$redirect_url = ‘/wordpress/members/’.$user->user_login.’/profile/edit/group/5/#edit-personal-li’;
}
else {
$redirect_url = ‘/wordpress/members/’.$user->user_login.’/profile/’;
}

Perhaps this snippet could be useful to someone 🙂

Gratefully
Blade