Hey Teleanu,
just did that myself.
If you’re using ‘user_nicename’ for the Member Name, edit the markup link to be <a href=" http://www.domain.com/forums/users/%value%">
For the avatar – you need to edit members.php (in classes folder)
line 424 in my file:
change:
$s .= '<a class="tern_wp_member_gravatar" href="'.get_author_posts_url($u->ID).'">'."\n ".get_avatar($u->ID,60)."\n ".'</a>'."\n ";
to
$s .= '<a class="tern_wp_member_gravatar" href="'.get_bloginfo('home').'/'.$u->user_nicename.'">'."\n ".get_avatar($u->ID,60)."\n ".'</a>'."\n ";
worked a treat for me.
opps, sorry. the avatar code should be
$s .= '<a class="tern_wp_member_gravatar" href="'.get_bloginfo('home').'/forums/users/'.$u->user_nicename.'">'."\n ".get_avatar($u->ID,60)."\n ".'</a>'."\n ";
sorry, needs to be right for your domain.
Thank you vesey.
This worked like a charm 🙂
Is there away to make %value% insert the username? By using %value% it’s entering the display name into the link. My site’s profiles are all based off the usernames.
