Alex Furr

simon.ward

Allow your users/students to keep track of their progression in your site. They can click a ‘Completed’ button on pages where tracking is activated which gives them a visual guide when thry return to the site as to where they left off. Also provides handy ‘Next’ and ‘Back’ buttons within a set of sub pages (think topic pages), as well as a ‘quick jump’ list so they can quickly visit any page in that topic. All of this can be customised.
How to Use 
– When creating a new page or editing an existing one, tick the ‘Enable tracking’ option in the Page attributes settings. 
– Any sub pages created with this as a parent will be tracked. A mini menu indicating current progression is shown at the top of the parent page. 
– This only works for logged in users!
Plugin Options 
– Location of the next / back buttons (top or bottom) 
– Location of jump menu (top or bottom or not shown) 
– Change the button text 
– Change the button image 
– Widget showing progress or sub pages mini menu

Progress Tracker

Allow your users/students to keep track of their progression in your site. They can click a 'Completed' button on pages where tracking is ac …

grosbouff

Simple plugin that adds a progress bar on members pages, which displays the percentage of profile completed by a user.
By default, each field of the profile, except the base field (Name), worth 1 point. 
If you have setup 10 fields and that your user has filled 4 fields, his progress bar will be at 40%.
If you want to customize how points are calculated (some fields can worth more than others); or add custom functions which must be taken 
into consideration (eg. you can give points if the user has an avatar), you can do it using hooks. Check the FAQ !

BuddyPress Profile Progression

Simple plugin that adds a progress bar on members pages, which displays the percentage of profile completed by a user.

Progress Tracker vs BuddyPress Profile Progression