Show fields for specific user roles

Hi @orios,

For sure you can definitely do this, might want to fork the plugin to apply your customizations.

You’ll need to handle this in two steps;
1. Add Custom Visibility Levels for your roles in custom_visibility_levels function on line 143.

$levels['adminedit'] = array(
			'id'    => 'adminedit',
			'label' => __( 'Admin Editable', 'bp_admin_only_profile_fields' )
		);

Give it an appropriate id and label.
2. Tie into the logic of the append_hidden_level function on line 173
Basically will want to add the custom visibility level from step #1 here into the logic so that it’s added to the $hidden_levels array when the user shouldn’t have access to it.

Hope that makes sense, step #2 is a bit complicated took me a bit to wrap my head about it as the logic is reverse to what’s intuitive.

If you create a fork share it here and I can help with your customization.

Cheers

Thank you very much for your reply.
Unfortunatelly i’m not much of a programmer and thus will not be able to acomplish this.
Thanks anyway

No worries @orios,

I’d be happy to assist you with your customization on a freelance basis, you can contact me at nightbook [dot] g [dot] hyder [at] gmail [dot] com.

Cheers

Thanks for the offer.
I will keep this in mind for future issues.
For the time being, i did manage to solve the issue with a slight customization of another plugin.

Awesome @orios,

Please share so future users who stumble on the thread can follow your lead.

Thanks

I used the ‘Extending BuddyPress profile field visibility’ code from Brajesh Singh. See https://buddydev.com/buddypress/extending-buddypress-profile-field-visibility/.

And altered it a bit to hide on user roles (pmpro_role_1 and pmpro_role2)
For the entire code see extended-xprofile-field-visibility-levels.php at

Ah, link doesn’t show. Here in full https://github.com/IChess1/WPI/tree/master

First I added the custom visiblity fields

$allowed_visibilities[‘pmpro_role_1’] = array(
‘id’ => ‘pmpro_role_1’,
‘label’ => _x( ‘Gratis leden’, ‘Visibility level setting’, ‘bp-extended-profile-visibility’ )
);
$allowed_visibilities[‘pmpro_role_2’] = array(
‘id’ => ‘pmpro_role_2’,
‘label’ => _x( ‘Premium leden’, ‘Visibility level setting’, ‘bp-extended-profile-visibility’ )
);

And then the rules

if( ( $displayed_user_id != $current_user_id ) && ! current_user_can(‘pmpro_role_1’) && ! is_super_admin() ) {

$hidden_levels[] = ‘pmpro_role_1’; //profile field with this privacy level will be hidden for the user
}
if( ( $displayed_user_id != $current_user_id ) && ! current_user_can(‘pmpro_role_2’) && ! is_super_admin() ) {

$hidden_levels[] = ‘pmpro_role_2’; //profile field with this privacy level will be hidden for the user
}

et voila, it worked just fine

Thanks for sharing @orios, nice work.

What is the appropriate id for Subscriber, Author, and Editor?

Hi @assal0le,

The WordPress default roles and their ids are as follows;
add_role(‘administrator’, ‘Administrator’);
add_role(‘editor’, ‘Editor’);
add_role(‘author’, ‘Author’);
add_role(‘contributor’, ‘Contributor’);
add_role(‘subscriber’, ‘Subscriber’);
Reference – https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/703d5bdc8deb17781e9c6d8f0dd7e2c6b6353885/wp-admin/includes/schema.php#L651

Hope that helps,
Cheers