PE Scholar

Hi,

There appears to be a slight bug here in that the number of unconfirmed users is not counted properly, and as such, pagination is not applied correctly.

For instance, if there are only 20-30 users picked up by the plugin, the plugin still displays pagination for a large number of users.. so when a user clicks on Page 11 (of say, 100), they will be displayed the error ‘No unactivated members were found.’

The plugin needs fixing to only count entries that should be displayed by the Unconfirmed plugin (non-activated members).

Other than that, it’s a great plugin. ??

Kind regards,

Tim
@pe Scholar
https://www.pescholar.com/

Hi Joe,

Keen to know more about custom work, at least, an indication of prices would be grand. If not cost-effective, I’ll knock up a DB script to compare users that HAVE entered their Twitter ID into their profile, against those stored against the ‘Your Twitter Username’ field – out of interest, where is this stored in the DB?

Kind regards,
Tim
@pescholar

Hi Joe,

It’s just a standard text field, added to the Users -> Profile Fields section.

In terms of storage… profile fields get added to the ‘wp_bp_xprofile_fields’ table, with each field being given a unique ‘field_id’. If the field is then populated for a user, the gets stored in the ‘wp_bp_xprofile_data’ table.

Kind regards,

Tim
@pescholar