<?php
global $wpdb;
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
if (is_user_logged_in()) {
	/* Check if the user is regsitered *****************************************/
	$sql = "SELECT ProfileGallery FROM ". table_agency_profile ." WHERE ProfileUserLinked =  ". $current_user->ID ."";
	$results = mysql_query($sql);
	$count = mysql_num_rows($results);
	if ($count > 0) {
	  while ($data = mysql_fetch_array($results)) {
		echo "<a href=\"". rb_agency_PROFILEDIR . $data["ProfileGallery"] ."/\" title=\"View Your Profile\" target=\"_blank\">View Profile</a>\n";
	  } // is there record?
	} else {
		echo "You are not registered.  <a href=\"/profile-member/\">Setup your profile</a>\n";
	}
} else {
	echo "You are not logged in.  <a href=\"/profile-login/\">Log In</a>\n";
}
?>

You will now see additional visibility options from the profile management screen:

Many of the visibility options are self explanatory:

• Active:  This is visible in the profile, category and search screens and visible in the administrative screens.
• Active – Not Visible:  This is not visible in the standard front-end screens but available to email and in administrative screens.
• Inactive:  This is not visible in the front-end but is visible in the admin area (indicated by a pink background color)
• Archived:  This is not visible in the front-end or back-end but can be searched for on the administrative back-end to edit and re-activate.
• Pending Approval:  This is only applicable with the RB Agency Interactive plugin for profile self registration.

You will also now see the visibility options in a drop down menu on the profile list page:

Learn more about the new features in the latest release!

New Profile Layout Types

The profile page was designed in a way that made it very flexible and allowed absolute stylesheet control due to the well constructed and named containers.  However to make it even a step easier, there are now 5 layout types supported by the new version with new capabilities for developers to add their own layouts in seamlessly.

New Custom Fields

There are a number of options when adding custom fields.   The new upgrade allows not only the ability to add custom fields, but now also to create private and theme based fields.  These three options allow any combination of customization.

New Shortcodes

Shortcodes are the placeholders you add to your pages which tell WordPress to pull functionality into the page.  This new feature allows you to create custom short codes to query the profile database and get exactly what you are looking for.

New Widgets

A “widget” is a name to describe the ability to easily drag and drop additional functionality into preset regions of your site.  There are two new widgets supported allowing ease of display of featured profiles and profile search forms.

New Profile Management

The new way of laying out the data makes it very easy to decipher what is administrative data, what is public and now integrates with RB Agency Interact to allow models to manage their own information.

Widget: RB Agency

The following are the current widgets found in the RB Agency WordPress plugin

Featured Profile

This allows you to showcase featured models!  In the new build Version 1.8.5, you will see the ability to set profiles as featured.  Once featured, you can add the widget which randomly shows a different featured profile each time the page is refreshed.

Profile Search

The next new widget is the profile search widget.  This adds a search form to your sidebar. This can be displayed as either the advanced search with all fields or in the condensed form.

Advanced Widget Configuration

GEEKS / ASPIRING GEEKS ONLY!  You will notice that the widget added to the sidebar appears on every page.  If for an example you would like to have 2 featured models on all pages but one where you want 5 featured models (maybe you have tons of content in this particular page) this can be achieved through “Widget Logic”.  Widget Logic is a free WordPress plugin you can install which gives you control over if it displays or not on the given page.

The way you control it is with Conditional Tags (learn more on the WordPress website http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags).  So if you want the widget to appear ONLY on a given page in the Widget Logic form field of the widget add:

is_page('2')

Where the Page ID is 2 (to find the page ID, edit the page and look in the page URL, it will say ?post=2 as an example.  If you want to display on all pages EXCEPT a certain page, use the ! exclamation mark before the code as follows:

!is_page('2')

If you want it on several pages, add the page ID’s in an array like so:

is_page( array( 2, 4, 6 ) )

This will show the widget on three pages.  Pretty straight forward.  To get more complicated check out the Widget Logic plugin page for more examples.