Hi Mark,
Here is how it looks to me

https://i.imgur.com/mnQbNDk.png

Are you seeing a different order?

If yes, most probably another plugin is updating the order too.

A solution might be to change the priority of the function that we are using to reorder.

For example

add_action( 'bp_xprofile_setup_globals', 'buddydev_update_profile_field_privacy_options' );

Can be changed to this

add_action( 'bp_xprofile_setup_globals', 'buddydev_update_profile_field_privacy_options', 1001 );

and should most probably work.

Hi Keith,
Which version of Profile Search plugin are you using? It seems they have removed the function.

We have the customized template and that’s why you are seeing it(Most probably Andrea has removed the function).

I am going to test with the current version of Profile search and push an update later today for the Community Builder Theme.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Mark,
Thank you for asking.

Here is the code that you can put in your bp-custom.php to change the order

/**
 * Update profile visibility option for BuddyPress.
 */
function buddydev_update_profile_field_privacy_options() {
	$levels = buddypress()->profile->visibility_levels;

	// and now we will override it's order.
	buddypress()->profile->visibility_levels = array(
		'public'     => $levels['public'],
		'loggedin'   => $levels['loggedin'],
		'friends'    => $levels['friends'],
		'adminsonly' => $levels['adminsonly'],
	);
}

add_action( 'bp_xprofile_setup_globals', 'buddydev_update_profile_field_privacy_options' );

I am just reusing BuddyPress’s default values in the above code and reordering them.

I am not sure if the follower option is supported by BuddyPress. To add that to profile visibility level, you will need to add a new visibility level and a handler for it.

I wrote a post a few years about the same here
https://buddydev.com/buddypress/extending-buddypress-profile-field-visibility/

Hope that helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Herve,

Can you please help me understand this in more details

I’m trying to filter the buddypress members in the list of members and display them in descending order of precedence on a numeric xprofile field (0 to 10).
Example of filter xprofile field “I search” = xprofile field “I am”

I am not sure if I understand your requirement clearly.

1. Is user searching something or are you providing a match based on current logged in user’s xprofile field.

Thank you
Brajesh