9 thoughts on “BuddyPress Member Profile Stats”

1. How do I show “member since [date]” instead of “member since 6 days ago”?

   Thanks!!

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   • There is a filter you can override

     apply_filters( 'etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered', esc_attr( bp_core_time_since( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) ) );
     

     so something like (untested)

     function etivite_filter_override_member_registered( $content ) {
     	global $bp;
     
     	return $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered;
     }
     add_filter('etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered','etivite_filter_override_member_registered');
     

     That is the date registered stored in the wp_users table (format the date to your liking)

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     • Hey, it works! Can I ask you two stupid questions?

       #1. I do want to change the date format. Where do I put “F j, Y” ?
       #2. I found the code that returns the user name:
       return ‘‘. bp_get_displayed_user_username() .’‘.
       How do I get it to return the User’s Role (i.e. Contributor)

       Thank you thank you a thousand times thank you!
       Katy

     • Dates:
       http://codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time
       http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

       date( "F j, Y", strtotime( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) )

       for the role – i’m not aware of an easy method to display a role “title” for a given user (displayed), maybe try this
       http://wordpress.org/support/topic/get-a-users-role-by-user-id?replies=20

2. Thanks, Rich!

   I really don’t mean to keep bothering you, but I tried adding
   `date( “F j, Y”, strtotime`
   here…

   ` return apply_filters( ‘etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered’, esc_attr( date( “F j, Y”, strtotime( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) ) );
   }`

   And it broke the site, even the back end.

   So next I tried putting it here:

   ` return date( “F j, Y”, strtotime( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered );`

   And that also broke the site.

   So, sorry to not know what I’m doing, but where exactly do I put
   `date( “F j, Y”, strtotime`

   Many thanks!!
   Katy

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   • it would be this

     function etivite_filter_override_member_registered( $content ) {
     	global $bp;
     
     	return date( "F j, Y", strtotime( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) );
     }
     add_filter('etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered','etivite_filter_override_member_registered');
     

     but I just realized the text returned is hardcoded with ‘for’. I need to update this plugin with more options (what to display and what order) and will incorporate the raw date

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3. Rich! Thanks! It works beautifully!

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4. Is there any way that this plugin could also list the amount of times that the users page has been viewed by others? I’m trying to find something that will list separate “views” for each member of my BuddyPress.

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   • There is no such functionality within BuddyPress which logs the view of a profile page. This plugin just pulls in existing data so I’m not sure about expanding the functionality to include a profile counter.

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