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Re:Finding out the available fields
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Date: 2006/12/08 17:08
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By: chucktrukk
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Junior Joomlapolitan
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If you would like to know what all fields are available, place the following above the HTML in xtdUserProfile:
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$debug = 1;
if ($debug == 1) {
echo '<pre>';
print_r($user);
echo '</pre>';
}
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If you want to leave it always on or only show it to you, you can also write it:
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$debug = 1;
if ($debug == 1 && $my->id == "YourLoginInfo) {
echo '<pre>';
print_r($user);
echo '</pre>';
}
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I think the $my->id should work. If not, you may need to add
to the function.
Chuck
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Re:Finding out the available fields
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Date: 2006/12/09 04:32
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By: radio
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How do i pull the cb menu on its own, I can get it with <?php echo $userViewTabs["cb_head"]; ?> but this displays the whole of the head tab, I want to posistion the menu separate from the rest of the head tab. I assume it can be done since you can get the avator with this command <?php echo $avatar_img; ?>, whats the command for the menu?
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Re:Chucks Extended Profile
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Date: 2006/12/09 04:48
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By: gypsydogg
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Came acoss this forum recently and was wondering is there a file for installing it. Seems like something I would like to try out.
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Re:Chucks Extended Profile
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Date: 2006/12/09 10:32
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By: nickwild
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Chuck,
This gets better and better!
I too would love to know how to pull each tab separately and also the data from each tab eo.g plug_cbconnections etc. I too need to be able to display a page like the mingleville page.
Cheers
Nick
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Re:Chucks Extended Profile
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Date: 2006/12/09 18:46
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By: chucktrukk
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Maybe someone out to PM beat or Nick to see if their is a way to pull an individual styled plugin, I was looking into the code but got confused.
I think the method (function) is in one of the class files under administrator/components/com_comprofiler/
I think it is getViewPlugins or something. If anyone want to try it, let me know how it works, because that would make this perfect.
Chuck
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Re:Chucks Extended Profile
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Date: 2006/12/10 18:36
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By: beat
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chucktrukk wrote:
Maybe someone out to PM beat or Nick to see if their is a way to pull an individual styled plugin, I was looking into the code but got confused.
I think the method (function) is in one of the class files under administrator/components/com_comprofiler/
I think it is getViewPlugins or something. If anyone want to try it, let me know how it works, because that would make this perfect.
Chuck
Hi Chuck,
Just go to my profile and select "Send PM", this function is open to all members. 
Actually, a lot of these things can already be done using CB templates and clever CSS instructions in its template.css file.
E.g. position differently the CB positions to suit your needs, without any hacks in CB core, using CB template plugins.
Work on CB 1.1 has already started even before CB 1.0.2 was released, and includes already quite some further templating possibilities.
You should really get a good book or tutorial on CSS, as it really allows a lot of these changes without recoding php html generation. Check for CSS keywords "position", "display", etc.
All of that said, i'm not sure if it's really the site layout which is determinant to the success of a site, more than the community on it, the site usabilitiy, and information that can be found, and finally the possibilities that it offers to users to interact with each other...
But the feature request for greater templating possibilities has been heard, and contributions and suggestions using CB template plugin architecture are always welcome. 
In a future release, we will very probably use the MVC paradigm introduced in Joomla! 1.5 in the CB template plugins, allowing for full templating. So any experimental work on CB into that direction will certainly help us.
Beat  - Developer on Community Builder core Team
- If you like CB and this forum, you will love Nick's CB 1.1 reference manual ! : Click here to Get it now
- Would like to help us move faster ? Get it, and/or help us spend more time coding by helping others in this forum, many thanks
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