davidbishop

@alvbayu yeah the second one works, you just need to make sure the author url has the correct link structure.

nm, found a solution. For anyone in the future or present for that matter who finds themselves in a similar position in tools > import you can import to blogroll from an opml file. This site (the sites very broken, tools at the bottom of the page I think) lets you convert html to opml then you just import it using the tool in wordpress import, simpels!

[deleted] was being stupid, worked it out:

<?php $var = get_the_author_meta('user_level');
if ($var == 1) {
?> <b>Ranking:</b> <?php echo cp_module_ranks_getRank($authordata->ID); ?></br>
<?php }?>

hi keesiemeijer,

thanks for the reply, but was wanting templates by user role rather then indivduly applying templates

ah cool cool, I look forward to seeing this implemented!

Sorry, here’s the code with pastebin

https://pastebin.com/gAjzrynh

I found the following what I thought would do exact what I wanted but seems to do the exact opposite which I don’t think it’s supposed to! It shows contents by the role of whom ever is logged in and displays the logged in usernot the user on the authors page! I put this in fucntions then called it on the authors opage:

[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]

I know this is old but I thought I’d just post the answer as I’ve found it a nightmare findings stuff out about this very useful (and frustrating) plugin, so would like to get as many answer out there as possible!

in the cp_hook.php within the plugins folder put this code under the fucntion ‘cp_displayUserInfo($string,$y,$place)’:

$y['avatar'] = get_avatar($user->ID);
$string = str_replace('%avatar%', $y['avatar'], $string);

then in the top user widget in text use %avatar% and should work!

Hi Marventus,

thanks for the reply but still get the same issue

David