Txanny

Many thanks! I received the donation, and your help is greatly appreciated. This will help a bit with my hosting costs.

You’re welcome. No hi ha de què 😉

Perhaps the problem was installing the WordPress Catalan translation? That was exactly the problem I had on my site.

I cannot understand your question. What do you want exactly to be changed?

The “Author’s posts” link always points to the author archives, as author archives is a WordPress feature and the link is set as WordPress expects it.

Perhaps you want the text to point to another place? If so, you can make your custom profile template and set the style and content for the page as you want.

As answered before on this forum:

The image shown is the first attached image to the post, not the image shown within a post. The widget does nothing with the post shown images, it just shows as thumbnail excerpt the first attached imaged. This is that way by design.

To fix it, upload as first image that one you want as excerpt thumbnail.

I don’t know how Role Scoper works. But if users from a role don’t have access to the ‘Your Gallery’ page, it’s because they don’t have the akuc_upload_images capability.

To know more about the plugin capabilities, you should read this page: http://alkivia.org/wordpress/community/capabilities/

Good you’ve solved it. Just remember that this folder is not used by this plugin. Perhaps you have another plugin which uses it…

The capabilities that start with Akuc, come from the Alkivia Open Community plugin. Means that you have installed that plugin. Yo cat see a description for this capabilities at http://alkivia.org/wordpress/community/capabilities/

The old name of the plugin was Alkivia User Community, and that is way Akuc means (Alkivia User Community). This is just a prefix set to plugin specific capabilities to prevent name collision.

In next versions (don’t now yet from which version) I will start to prefix that plugin capabilities with AOC (Alkivia Open Community).

If you set more than one field, I would use get_userdata() that way, I would add the lines shown, after line 49, this is the foreach line:

<?php ( foreach $users as $user ) :
    $userdata = get_userdata($user['ID']);

Now, you have all data on the $userdata object, so you can display anywhere you want:

echo $userdata->field_one;
echo $userdata->field_two;

For what you want, and if the field name is ‘headline’, you have to change the link line to:

<td><a href="<?php echo $baselink . urlencode($user['user_login']); ?>"><?php echo $userdata->headline; ?></a></td>

To get only one field, the code would be:

global $wpdb;
$query = "SELECT meta_value FROM {$wpdb->usermeta} WHERE user_id='{$user['ID']}' AND meta_key='headline'";
$headline = $wpdb->get_var($query);

This have to be placed inside the foreach, and you will get the ‘headline’ field value on the $headline var.

Code is not tested, but it should work.