Yes, I can see I am wrong, it breaks my site.

What I do not understand is, that these functions you gave to me seems to be urls, but apparently I can’t just replace a normal url with these.

So my question is, how do I use these functions/urls?

Regards
Carsten

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Hi Brajesh, thanks, I found out that visitors_get_unique_visitors_count must be the correct one, or?

One more question to this markup of the class below, which is probably not correct, It seems like defining the class below is redundant, as it has no effect?

<li id="visitors-personal-li">
	<a  href="https://domain/members/me/visitors/" id="user-visitors" class="recent-visitors-for-buddypress-profile" >
		
		Besøg <span class="count"></span> 
	</a>

<?php echo visitors_get_unique_visitors_count( bp_loggedin_user_id() ); ?> 
	</li>

The correct class must be something like the one for messages defining the button:

class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-post messages-personal-li button"

but I don’t know where to look it up?

Regards
Carsten

Hi Brajesh, thank you very much, again, for your valuable help, it’s working perfectly.

Can I ask you to give me with the corresponding code for the visitors count?

Thanks again

Carsten

Hi Brajesh, thanks for the functions.

To be more specific, I need the function for the user xprofile button link, to put into a hook element so the tab shows here: ´bp_after_member_body´

This code below is taken directly from the inspector, but this code will not work as it is, because it will link to the user “John” even if you are visiting user “Ben”‘s profile.

<li id="xprofile-personal-li" class="current selected"><a id="user-xprofile" href="https://domain/members/John/profile/">Profil</a></li>

I have tried to put on of the functions into php tags

´<?php $url = bp_displayed_user_domain(); ?>´

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by calu.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by calu.

Hi Brajesh, sorry for not making myself clear, but here’s the case.

I’m using a hook element to place tabs different places on my page. I’m then adding functions, like bp_send_private_message_button to that hook which is working fine.

But the correct functions can be difficult to find, which is why I’m trying another approach by adding the element from the inspector instead.

Anm example is the ‘Profile’ tab, where the markup is the same on own profile and profiles visited.
The problem is, that the href is not changing. If I use members/me/profile, it will always point at users own profile, which is fine, but if I add this code, it will always point to jeff’s profile.

<li id="xprofile-personal-li" class="current selected"><a id="user-xprofile" href="https://domain/members/jeff/profile/">Profil</a></li>

I hope this clarifies.

Maybe this approach is not working for what I am trying to achieve. The best way is to add the function, but even if I use buddypress.org hookr.io/, or a plugin to show the functions, they often do not work.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated

Regards
Carsten