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Display unlimited filters using BuddyPress Extension

Sandeep Kumar Mishra
October 5, 2024
5 minutes read
An WP MAPS PRO plugin extension that displays registered BuddyPress members of your site on Google Maps easily with all the member information in the info window and listing.
Using this extension admin can display their registered BuddyPress members on Google Maps by user roles or BuddyPress group.
You can create and display an unlimited custom filter as per your need using BuddyPress user’s profile information to filter the map.

Display Unlimited Filters Using BuddyPress Google Map Extension:

  1. Step 1: Please navigate to Add or Edit Map and scroll down to BuddyPress Members Google Maps (Addon Settings) section.
  2. Step 2: Enable Enable Buddypress from the Buddypress Members Google Maps (Addon Settings) given section and save it..
    Enable Buddypress
  3. Step 3: Please navigate to the User->Profile Fields.
    Enable Buddypress
  4. Step 4: On this page you will see your created profile fields, please copy the displayed field name from here as per your need.
    Enable Buddypress
  5. Step 5: Please navigate to the Add / Edit Map and scroll down to the Custom Filters, and enable Display Custom Filters button.
  6. Step 6: After enabling it, you paste your copied field name in the field box as shown below.
    paste your copied field
  7. Step 7: After this save that changes, you will see in frontend your filters are displayed.
  8. You can also create filters using placeholders, which are given in the addon setting.

  9. Step 1: Please navigate to the Add or Edit Map and scroll down to the Message for Buddypress Member section, and click on Show Placeholders.
  10. Step 2: Copy the placeholder as per your requirement and paste it in the field box of the Custom Filters section.
    placeholder as per your requirement
    placeholder as per your requirement
  11. Step 3: After this small process please click on the Save button.

    Now you will see your filter is created on the frontend.

    created on the frontend

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