Tobias Schutter

Great. For two columns use the following:

function modify_user_table_row( $val, $column_name, $user_id )
{
	$field_name 	= 'fill in the title of your custom buddyPress user field'; // edit this value
	$field_name2 	= 'fill in the title of your custom buddyPress user field'; // edit this value

	if ( 'buddypress_field' == $column_name ) {
		$val = xprofile_get_field_data( $field_name, $user_id );
	}

	if ( 'buddypress_field2' == $column_name ) {
		$val = xprofile_get_field_data( $field_name2, $user_id );
	}

    return $val;
}
add_filter( 'manage_users_custom_column','modify_user_table_row',10,3);

function add_my_custom_buddypress_user_column( $column)
{
	$column['buddypress_field']  = 'Column title goes here'; // you can edit this value
	$column['buddypress_field2'] = 'Column title goes here'; // you can edit this value

	return $column;
}
add_filter( 'manage_users_columns', 'add_my_custom_buddypress_user_column' );

This warning tells met that my plugin script also loads outside the editor page, which is not optimal.

I think it’s nice of the “Codestyling localization” to let me know my script loading can be optimised. So in the next release v0.2 I will address this.

In the meanwhile you can keep using the plugin if you’d like, it doesn’t hurt your website in anyway.

I will add your fix for this in next release, probably v1.4.7. I have removed my old response which was to typecast it to an array.

Thanks again for the report and fix!

Your image ID is stored in a custom field. So you are doing it correctly by using the “media library icon” from the custom field box.

You can also set your own image size. Only not within the UI, you will have to add this to your themes functions.php in order to set your own size preference:

add_filter('cpac_thumbnail_size','my_custom_thumbsize');
function my_custom_thumbsize()
{
     // width, height
     return array(30,30);
}

or

add_filter('cpac_thumbnail_size','my_custom_thumbsize');
function my_custom_thumbsize()
{
     // or any other preset image size you have set, like thumbnail, medium, large etc.
     return 'medium';
}

Sorry that I missed your forum post. I was monitoring it on a different tag ‘codepress-admin-columns’ instead of ‘admin-columns’. I changed my RSS feed now so I’ll won’t miss them again.

But good news, I found a fix to this issue. Update the plugin to the current version v1.4.6 and you should be able to drag/hide the WordPress SEO columns once again.

Please let me know if everything is working as you would expect.

Tobias