• Hi all,

    So I’ve been googling around for a solution to this but wound up here. My boss came to me with an idea for a site, and he’s wondering if it’s possible in wordpress.

    – At it’s core the site would be directory of users
    – Each user has their own page they can update/edit
    – People can search for users based off what group their in, location, ect.

    That’s about the most basic way I can put it’s functionality down.

    I looked at BuddyPress, it came fairly close… but I’ve never used it and it seemed more focused on social interaction – which this wont focus on.

    Any ideas/tips would be great.

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

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    Depends one what you mean by “Each user has their own page they can update/edit”

    A blog or just A page?

    Also, you can disable a lot of the social networking features in BP 🙂

    Thread Starter Dan Hannigan

    (@dhannigan)

    It would be just an individual page that the user can post information / updates on. Say if they were salesmen of some sort… they could put something about themselves, and little blurbs about their current specials.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

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    You could do that with built in author pages: http://codex.wordpress.org/Author_Templates

    Thread Starter Dan Hannigan

    (@dhannigan)

    I could do that with author templates, I’ve worked with them before. But I was under the impression those aren’t really something the user can update. As in the example above… I/the company I work for wouldn’t be doing the updates, the individual salesmen would. I just might not know the ins and outs of author templates 😀

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

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    The author info is handled by the logged in user. They can edit their own bio.

    You make the template page, they fill in the bio/description, and you call it in your template page 🙂

    Thread Starter Dan Hannigan

    (@dhannigan)

    That’s not too bad of a solution – I’ve done something similar to that for a site I build so I know it’s not too hard to develop and implement. I’ll have to fiddle with that.

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