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Excellent and thank you for the detailed reply! Glad I could help point something out and apologies for being overly paranoid and suspicious.

aha! The myth is true; posting in a forum causes you to suddenly become more clever and self-reliant.

The solution:

do_action(“p2p_init”)

Add that before trying to access connections and voila.

Is the facebook feature going to be a part of the free version? I have been scouring the internet for this, about to just cave and use something from the folks over at wpmudev

Aha, “as it should detect ‘admin generated user’ and override that” is genius! Though I may just feel that way since it’s sort of the conclusion I recently reached ??

Thanks!

On second thought, I do not think it is BP specific but that BP just aggravates the problem. I believe the problem to be that MU defaults to randomly generating a password for a user when an admin creates a new user. I do not think this is a flexible default behavior. It would be more useful if a password field were present but allowed for inputting a password as well. I know that generally MU tries to make sure that subsite admins cant edit data that would affect a user network wide, but given that the admin would only have this field for adding a new user (to the network and subsequently the subsite) i dont believe this to be a problem; the user doesn’t exist on the network yet anyways!

I have narrowed it down to be a buddypress specific problem. I will ask in their forums and will reference the solution here when discovered if someone has not already answered this thread by then.

I will have to try these tonight, as my site is a live/production site.

As a temporary fix (and probably how you can easily fix this stephen:

In event-organiser-posterboard.php: remove “{$ext}” from line 64 (unless you know how to put posterboard into debug mode, which I have no clue of.

In event-board.js: add the following code to line 180

if( events.length < 10 )
			$('#event-board-more').hide();

and that should do it.

Ahhh awesome. Makes sense and that fulfills what I need it to do from the get go! Thanks.

Really like the plugin btw

Though some documentation as to template tags for how to retrieve specific company profile info would be nice

Oh okay, good to know. Will probably do this. I think the same might be the case for the job manager docs themselves by the way. Had the same issue.

“Depending on how much architecture” Always the question my friend. Thanks for your input, this is similar to what I was leaning towards but your answer definitely fills in the gaps.

I will post to the paid customer plugins from now on (unless it pertains specifically to the free version)! As you said, I noticed you were particularly active here so I figured this was as good a place as any and it would also help anyone w/ similar questions out, given wordpress support forum indexes relatively quickly and well by google.

See you on the paid forums!

Resolved with the following solution:

<?php
$resumes = get_resumes( array(“author”=>bp_displayed_user_id()) );
foreach($resumes->posts as $resume):
echo the_candidate_title( ”,”,false, $resume->ID ).’ID ).'”>View‘;

endforeach;
?>

Just to reiterate, the following code gets all the resumes of the displayed user and echo the position title of the resume with a view link

ahhh ok, that makes sense. Thanks. I’m using buddypress so I might end up making the URLs relative to the member domain path.

Thanks Mike!

Ah, awesome thanks. Currently working on another aspect of my site, will look at this when I get a chance.

Will mark it as resolved once I get a chance to take a look.