Pulling member info

[Missy]

Hi,

I am looking to create a custom member list using a template file (I can’t use the include public list shortcode as I need company name vs. user name)

Usually I can connect to the WP database using something like

<?php

global $wpdb;

$myrows = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->wp_eMember_members_tbl");



echo $myrows->company_name;

?>

I have tried a ton of different variations of the above and can not seem to pull records, what am I missing?

[amin007]

The syntax is wrong. The table name is a string field. Also you are getting one row from many rows in the database where is your “condition” so it knows which row to pick based on that condition?

[Missy]

LOL…honestly that was my just my latest attempt I was just trying to pull anything by then…I tried a bunch, at this point I had knocked all of my code to a simple pull just to see if I could connect, once I am pulling the records I can code out everything else, basically I want to pull all level 3 members, ordered by company name, and echo just the company name…just need a basic list at this point

Eventually I want to link the company name to work similar to the member list shortcode opening a lightbox with the companies info…but I can get there once I can pull from the table

[Missy]

I have only pulled info from the WP tables…first time pulling from a plugins table

Initially I think I had…

$user_ids = $wpdb->get_col("SELECT member_id FROM $wpdb->wp_eMember_members_tbl ORDER BY company_name");



echo $user_ids->company_name;

[amin007]

Your table name is definitely wrong. You can’t access the eMember table name using the following since it not an object of the WPDB class.

$wpdb->wp_eMember_members_tbl

Try the following to get a feeling for how it works then you should be able to do more specific things:

global $wpdb;

$members_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_members_tbl";

$resultset = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $members_table_name", OBJECT);

print_r($resultset);

[Missy]

THANKS!!

I was able to get my list with this:

<?php

global $wpdb;

$members_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_members_tbl";

$resultsets = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $members_table_name", OBJECT);



foreach ($resultsets as $member):



?>

<?php if($member->membership_level == 3) { ?>

<li><?php echo $member->company_name; ?></li>



<?php

}

endforeach;

?>

[Missy]

Back again…and almost there, hoping you may have some advice for me…I have listed my members by company name, turned them into links that when clicked open a modal overlay in jquery…but I am a complete novice in jquery and have no idea how to pass values from php and vice versa, so currently my overlay comes up but only displays the info for the first member record…thought you might have an idea since the shortcode list uses an overlay…AGAIN THANKS!!! Love the support you provide for your users who want to go offroading!!! lol

<h2>List of Members:</h2>

<script src="http://cdn.jquerytools.org/1.2.5/full/jquery.tools.min.js"></script>



<ul>



<?php

global $wpdb;

$order = 'company_name';

$members_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_members_tbl";

$resultsets = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $members_table_name ORDER BY $order", OBJECT);



foreach ($resultsets as $member):



?>



<?php if($member->membership_level == 3) { ?>



<li><a href="#" class="modalInput" rel="#profile2" ?>"><?php echo $member->company_name; ?></a>

</li>



<!-- Profile Overlay -->

<div class="modal2" id="profile2">



<h2><?php echo $member->company_name; ?></h2>

<dl>

<dt>Address:</dt>



<dd><?php echo $member->address_street; ?>

<?php echo $member->address_city; ?> ,Fl

<?php echo $member->address_zipcode; ?></dd>



<dt>Phone Number:</dt>

<dd><?php echo $member->phone; ?></dd>



</dl>



<!-- close button -->

<p>

<button class="close"> Close </button>

</p>

</div>



<script>



$(document).ready(function() {



var triggers = $(".modalInput").overlay({



// mask tweaks

mask: {

color: '#ebecff',

loadSpeed: 200,

opacity: 0.9

},



closeOnClick: false

});



});



</script>



<?php

}

endforeach; //

?>



</ul>

[akeith2002]

How would you get the current logged in user’s membership info INCLUDING all custom registration fields ?!?

[akeith2002]

I got this going:

<?php

global $auth;

$user_id = $auth->getUserInfo('member_id');

if (!empty($user_id))

{

global $wpdb;

$members_meta_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_members_meta_tbl";

$resultset = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT meta_value FROM $members_meta_table_name WHERE user_id = $user_id", OBJECT);

print_r($resultset);

}

?>

but it is returning the data in the way wordpress stores it:

a:3:{s:6:"Gender";s:4:"Male";s:26:"Date_of_Birth__MM/DD/YYYY_";s:2:"es";s:5:"Sport";s:6:"Hockey";}

How do I further decipher that?

[akeith2002]

Sorry I figured it out.

unserialize();

[thomasbrunkard]

akeith2002 : Would you be able to share your code with me? I’m trying to create custom pages that display all data a user has (including custom fields). My problem comes in with the custom fields part – how do you decipher that serialized data?

Cheers!

[admin]

Use the unserialize() function and it will put the serialized data in a nice array that you can use. For example:

$custom_fields_arry = unserialize("serialized-custom-data");

print_r($custom_fields_arry);

[sol]

Hi,

just to say that this post was great to figure out what I needed. Here is how I used and adapted it – watch out that you change the membership level to be displayed if you want to have a different one then 2. If you put it into a page, you also need to have a wordpress php plugin like php exec installed.

<div align=”center”>

<div>

<table>

<thead>

<tr>

<td align=”center”>

<div>Surname</div></td>

<td align=”center”>

<div>First name</div></td>

<td align=”center”>

<div>Company</div></td>

<td align=”center”>

<div>Country</div></td>

</tr>

</thead>

<tbody>

<?php

global $wpdb;

$order = ‘company_name’;

$members_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . “wp_eMember_members_tbl”;

$resultsets = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM $members_table_name ORDER BY $order”, OBJECT);

foreach ($resultsets as $member):

?>

<?php if($member->membership_level == 2) { ?>

<tr>

<td align=”left”><?php echo $member->last_name; ?></td>

<td align=”left”><?php echo $member->first_name; ?></td>

<td align=”left”><?php echo $member->company_name; ?></td>

<td align=”left”><?php echo $member->country; ?></td>

</tr>

<?php

}

endforeach; //

?>

</tbody>

</table>

</div>

</div>

[pachoolee]

I followed the posts above, but I am still having problems displaying/utilizing the custom fields.

Here is the code:

if (!empty($user_id)) {

global $wpdb;

$members_meta_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . “wp_members_meta_tbl”;

$metadata = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT meta_value FROM $members_meta_table_name WHERE user_id = $user_id”, OBJECT);

// print_r($metadata);

$unsermetadata = unserialize($metadata);

}

I get this warning:

Warning: unserialize() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given

The print_r returns:

Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [meta_value] => a:4:{s:15:”I_need_one”;s:7:”checked”;s:10:”Cell_Phone”;s:9:”219999999″;s:10:”Sponsor_ID”;s:1:”2″;s:10:”Sponsee_ID”;s:0:””;} ) )

[admin]

If you are not a PHP developer then take advantage of the shortcodes that lets you display any details of the logged in user. For example, the following shortcode will display the email address of the logged in member:

[wp_eMember_user_details user_info="email"]

You can use the above shortcode to display the custom fields too.

Check the shortcodes page for more details:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-124

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