content profile

I am using the content profile module. After creating a content type, Bio, and designating it to be used as a user profile, users get an access denied message when attempting to view any profile other than their own. I created several Bio nodes for several users. According to the content profile release notes, those nodes are accessed through mysite/user/userid/profile/bio. Those nodes are only visible to their creators or the administrator. All others get the access denied message. I have given all users permission to access content.

I build a job portal for students. There are two different kind of users: the students who are looking for a job and the employers offering jobs. As the students can write about their qualification the user accounts have a lot of fields.

Hi,

Could anyone help me a little. I'm trying to modify Content Profile module so I can add more permissions exept administer nodes that can create a profile for other users. Since there are many places in the code that deal with access permissions I can't seem to find the right spot to add 1 more permission.

This seems to be the right place for that:


function content_profile_page_access($type, $account) {
if ($node = content_profile_load($type, $account->uid)) {
return node_access('update', $node);
}

Currently, drupal integration with networking sites happens through contrib modules that all store their settings in different ways. For example, both Facebook Connect and Twitter store combinations of drupal user IDs with external IDs (Facebook uid, and Twitter account name) in custom database tables, and both provide a custom interface to edit social network account information in a user profile. Consequently, views integration is custom and relies on the contrib module to implement it.

Hi everyone,

Apologies if this is a simple issue, but I've been pulling my hair out over it for a few days now.

I'm using Content Profile to make my user profiles nodes, but I can't seem to get comments on my user pages.

My profile node type is set to have comments and the comment form appears when you go directly to the node page (e.g. node/123).

However, when visiting the user page (user/123) all the content from the profile node is included except the comment form.

Since I'm at least neck deep in a project for our startup company, not having time to see if I can recreate my Content Profile problem on a fresh install as requested prior to expanding the issue queue, I followed the link to this group hoping for expedited salvation.

I have read the readme twice (not to mention explored the issue queue) and despite what it says, I cannot output anything Content Profile in comment.tpl.php, and really need to promptly remedy that.

Some basic facts about my Drupal install:

Drupal 6.13
Content Profile 6.x-1.0-beta4
Automatic Nodetitles 6.x-1.1

Hi!

Can anybody help me telling me what is the equivalent function to nodeprofile_load (valid for the module node profile) for the module content profile?

Thanks in advance,

Gabriel

I am working on a site where I will use the content profile to let members create a node based profile.

I have been trying to find a module to handle an associated gallery for each profile, where the member can upload images to their own gallery. The closest I have fond so far seems to be Node Gallery, but it is still in alpha only.

I have also looked at Node Images, but since that is not storing images as nodes using a workflow will be more or less impossible.

First I tried this with taxonomy, and now I'tried to solve my problem with te Content Profile module.
I'm wondering if it is the right choice, because I can't get it to work.

This is what I want:
Users can go to my website and download documents , these documents are related to projects.
I want the users to see only the documents of the project that they are related to.

To achieve this, I installed Modules CCK and Content_Profile.
Then I set this up:
- projectdocuments have a node reference field to project
- user_profiles have a node reference field to project

Hello!

I would like to create a webpage for my brass band. In this webpage I would like to store information about the members of the brass band, e.g. Email, telephone no., birthday, instrument etc.
The users of the site should have the possibility to maintain their own data. But I have now the problem that not all members of the brass band have internet access and/or email addresses. Therefore I can't create for each member of the brass band a drupal user. As I said, for those who have access to the internet, it should be possible to maintain the data by their own, for the others I (as admin) am willing to maintain the data.
In the site I would like to create dynamic lists like a telephone list, birthday list etc. over ALL members of the brass band (e.g. with views).

How can I solve my requirement within drupal? As far I understood, it is madatory to have an email address for drupal website users ...