donmik

Hi,

In my test site, it works well, so this is not caused by my plugin. There is another plugin that is causing this or maybe causing a malfunction with my plugin.

The error of debug mode is not an error, it’s a notice, and by the way I don’t call bp_setup_current_user in my plugin so this notice is not from my plugin…

Sorry, now I have no time to check this, but you can search on google for selectbox with icons with javascript or css. I think you will find jquery plugins or tutorials in css to do this.

You need to remember my plugin only add new field’s type to Xprofile extension of buddypress. So, my plugin is not filtering your html. It’s xprofile the extension of buddypress. If you want xprofile don’t do this, you need to contact buddypress creators.

Are you using a custom theme? Have you tried to use the buddypress default theme? I think this issue use to happen when you use a custom theme because custom themes sometimes are not updated and are using old templates of buddypress…

You can do it with javascript in your template.

Are the default values inserted in database with user_id = 0?

With my plugin activated you need to use this code:

function remove_xprofile_links() {
    remove_filter( 'bp_get_the_profile_field_value', 'xprofile_filter_link_profile_data', 9, 2 );
}
add_action('bp_setup_globals', 'remove_xprofile_links');

add action to bp_setup_globals.

No, IMAGEFIELD is the name of your field ‘Image’ or ‘Avatar’. Not the id.

As I say before. In my test site it works. I cannot try it with Windows Server so maybe it’s due to Windows Server.

You need to debug this by yourself, I cannot help you much. Try to deactivate plugin by plugin. Try to activate default buddypress theme. If nothing works, I think it is because of windows server…