Enej Bajgorić

ctlt-dev

ubcdev

Aleksandar Arsovski

loongchan

ejackisch

This plugin allows for management of user public profiles with a lot of customizability.
In the dashboard under Profiles->Settings, administrators can:
<ul>
<li>Build a form for users to fill out, choosing which fields to include and how to arrange them, via a straightforward drag and drop interface.</li>
<li>Add taxonomies to group and filter profiles</li>
<li>Design a page to display user information</li>
<li>Design a separate list view when listing multiple users</li>
<li>Create additional fields that can be added to the profile form and page.</li>
<li>Manage, create and delete user profiles</li>
</ul>
Users can edit their profile under Users->Public Profile, where they’ll be presented with 
the form you created.
Everything can be styled with CSS
Dashboard icon from http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/ 
Social icons from http://paulrobertlloyd.com/2009/06/social_media_icons/
<h3>Usage</h3>
The plugin will generate pages for individual profiles as well as for lists of people.
The profile form your users will fill out can be fully customized in Profiles->Settings, as well as how profiles are displayed on your site.
Additional information on this customization is available at http://wiki.ubc.ca/Documentation:UBC_Content_Management_System/Managing_People_Profiles_and_Directories
<h3>Archive Pages</h3>
By default you can see a list of profiles on your site at example.com/your-site-path/person 
To display filtering/searching controls on the archive page you have three options: 
1. modify your taxonomy.php template and archive.php (or archive-profile_cct.php) in your theme folder and include the line <code><?php do_action("profile_cct_display_archive_controls"); ?></code> where you want t 
he controls to appear. The plugin will function fine without this but it won’t be as easy for your users to search/filter/browse profiles. (The controls can be customized as well on the Settings page) 
2. Use the Profile Navigation widget. It’ll include the fields you specified in the settings page. 
3. Use the [profilenavigation] shortcode (More info in the shortcode section of this document.)
Note: Make sure you enable at least one navigation element in the Profiles->Settings page under the Settings tabNote: You can find examples of modifications that you could make to your theme, in the ‘examples’ folder in this plugin’s directory.
In addition, you may want to customize the search results page for profile_cct posts and only display the_excerpt() in the loop (the_excerpt() will output the list view as set on the profile settings pa 
ge)
See the examples folder for examples of these theme modifications
For other uses you can use the [profilelist] and [profile] shortcodes to display profiles anywhere on a site.
<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
<ul>
<li>[profilelist] shortcode –</li>
</ul>
[profilelist] by default shows all profiles in list view format
Filtering by taxonomy:<code>[profilelist {taxonomyname} = "{taxonomyvalue}"]</code> shows profiles that meet the specified criteria
You can specify multiple taxonomies to filter by, by default then only profiles that meet ALL the specified criteria will be displayed. Alternatively you can also add query=”or” to the shortcode to show 
 profiles meeting at least one of the criterias.
Filtering by letter: 
 [profilelist letter=”a”] returns all profiles where last name starts with letter ‘a’.
Ordering results: 
 [profilelist orderby = orderfield] where ‘orderfield’ is either first_name, last_name, or date. By default it will use the manual ordering specified on the Profiles->Order Profiles page 
 You can also show results in descending order, eg <code>[profilelist orderby='first_name' order='desc']</code>
Displaying more details: 
 use display=”full” to show full profiles, or display=”name” to only shows names. Default behaviour shows the list view as set in the settings.
Show a specific set of people: 
 [profilelist include=”id, id2, id3…”] 
 Displays the people with the corresponding id
<ul>
<li>[profile] shortcode –</li>
</ul>
With this shortcode you can display a single profile. (This can also be accomplished with the [profilelist] shortcode with the right parameters, but this is a more straightforward option)
Simply use <code>[profile person="slug"]</code> where slug is usually firstname-lastname.
By default the full view will be shown, but you can set display=”list” instead to show the list view.
<ul>
<li>[profilesearch] shortcode –</li>
</ul>
Display a search box (with jquery-ui Autocomplete) to search for profiles by name
<ul>
<li>[profilenavigation] shortcode –</li>
</ul>
Displays profile navigation. If no parameters are supplied it’ll rely on the options set in the settings page. If at least one parameter is supplied then the global settings will be ignored
display_searchbox=true to show the search box 
display_alphabet=true to show the letter list 
display_orderby=true to show the orderby field 
display_tax=”comma separated list of taxonomies” to show dropdowns to filter by those taxonomies.
eg. <code>[profilenavigation display_searchbox="true" display_tax="location, position"]</code> will show a searchbox as well as two dropdown menus to filter by the two specified taxonomies
<ul>
<li>
[profilefield] shortcode – 
This shortcode can only be used on a profile page. It pulls specific fields from the profile and render it at the shortcode. The display will mirror the settings that you configure in the Profile View Builder. These are the available parameters for the profilefield shortcode
</li>
<li>
type, set the id of the field that you want to get. (eg. name, bio, email, clone_lab_phone, phone)
</li>
<li>show, determines which parts of a field are displayed. This corresponds to the “show / hide input area” checkboxes when you edit a field in the Profile View Builder. So for example, for the “name” field type, the valid options are “salutations”, “middle”, and “credentials”. The show parameter should be set to a comma separated list of the sections that you want to display, and will override the settings that you configured on the Profile View Builder.</li>
<li>html, if you set html=”false” then all html tags will be stripped out of the field. Allowing you to just get the information.</li>
<li>width, the width of this field. Valid options are “full”, “one-third”, “two-third”, or “half”. Note that if html=false then this option will do nothing.</li>
</ul>
eg. <code>[profilefield type=name show="salutations, middle", html=false]</code> will show the profile’s salutations as well as first, last, and middle name. The text will not be wrapped in any html, and so will not 
 have the usual header tags.
<h3>Meta</h3>
Git Plugin Name: profile-cct 
Wordpress SVN Plugin Name: profile-custom-content-type 
Main plugin file: profile-custom-content-type.php

Profile CCT

Manage and display advanced user profiles on your website.

CUNY Academic Commons

Christian Wach

Tadpole Collective

Kevin Cristiano

<h3>WordPress Integration</h3>
At its simplest, the CiviCRM Profile Sync plugin keeps the “First Name”, “Last Name”, “Nickname”, “Email Address” and “Website” fields of a WordPress User Profile in sync with their corresponding fields in a CiviCRM Contact. The synchronisation takes place regardless of whether the changes are made in WordPress or CiviCRM.
<h3>BuddyPress Integration</h3>
The plugin also supports syncing the “First Name” and “Last Name” fields of the WordPress User and CiviCRM Contact with BuddyPress when using the BP xProfile WordPress User Sync plugin. Further integration with BuddyPress is in the pipeline.
<h3>ACF Integration</h3>
CiviCRM Profile Sync enables integration between CiviCRM Entities and WordPress Entities with data synced via Advanced Custom Fields.
Whilst ACF integration is not complete in its coverage of the CiviCRM Entities that can be linked, it is fairly comprehensive in its mapping of the built-in CiviCRM Custom Field Types with their corresponding ACF Field Types.
So if, for example, you want to display (or create) a Contact Type on your WordPress site with ACF Fields that contain synced CiviCRM data, this feature could work for you.
Please refer to the <a href="https://github.com/christianwach/civicrm-wp-profile-sync/blob/master/docs/ACF.md" rel="nofollow ugc">ACF Integration Documentation</a> for details.
<h3>Form-building with ACF Extended</h3>
CiviCRM Profile Sync enables Forms to be built for the front-end of your website with the UI provided by the ACF Extended plugin. These Forms can send their data directly to CiviCRM in a similar (though more limited) way to Caldera Forms CiviCRM.
Form building with ACF Extended is currently limited to submitting data for Contacts, Participants, Activities and Cases. This does, however, provide enough functionality to build some fairly powerful and useful Forms.
Please refer to the <a href="https://github.com/christianwach/civicrm-wp-profile-sync/blob/master/docs/ACFE.md" rel="nofollow ugc">ACFE Form-building Documentation</a> for details.
<h3>Requirements</h3>
This plugin recommends a minimum of WordPress 4.9 and CiviCRM 5.23. It also requires BuddyPress 3.0 and the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-xprofile-wp-user-sync/" rel="ugc">BP XProfile WordPress User Sync</a> plugin for syncing “First Name” and “Last Name” with BuddyPress profiles.
<h3>Plugin Development</h3>
This plugin is in active development. For feature requests and bug reports (or if you’re a plugin author and want to contribute) please visit the plugin’s <a href="https://github.com/christianwach/civicrm-wp-profile-sync" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub repository</a>.

CiviCRM Profile Sync

Keeps a WordPress User profile in sync with a CiviCRM Contact and integrates WordPress and CiviCRM Entities when using Advanced Custom Fields.

Profile CCT vs CiviCRM Profile Sync