See the buddies for user whose profile is being watched
leanazulyoro - August 28, 2008 - 03:22
| Project: | Avatar Blocks |
| Version: | 5.x-1.2 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | postponed |
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Description
Hi, i'm not sure if this can be done, i'd like to have a "my buddies" avatar block for each user in his/her profile page, but the current buddies block only show the buddies for the currently logged in user. Can you think a workaround?, at least take it in count for next version. It may be a checkbox in the block configurations: "show avatars for user whose profile is being viewed".
#1
Duplicate of this request. I won't be doing this any time soon, but I'll keep it in mind for a future release.
#2
#3
Not to sure how good this is but regardless if you are still interested in a quick fix this is what I use... Keep in mind this is a very dirty fix and is placed directly into my page-user.tpl
<?php
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Buddylist starts (block) shows who has added you to their buddylist
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
global $user;
if (empty($uid)) {
$uid = $user->uid;
}
// Check that the uid is valid, not the anonymous user, and the user exists
if (!(is_numeric($uid) && ($uid > 0) && $thisuser = user_load(array('uid' => $uid)))) {
drupal_not_found();
exit();
}
$viewing_own_account = ($user->uid == $uid);
buddylist_setmsg_received($thisuser);
$buddies_per_page = 10;
$sql_fav = "SELECT DISTINCT(b.buddy), u.access FROM {buddylist} b INNER JOIN {users} u ON b.buddy = u.uid WHERE b.uid = %d ORDER BY u.access DESC";
$sql_fan = "SELECT DISTINCT(u.uid) as buddy, u.access FROM {buddylist} b INNER JOIN {users} u ON b.uid = u.uid WHERE b.buddy = %d ORDER BY u.access DESC";
$result_fav = pager_query($sql_fav, $buddies_per_page, 0 , NULL, $uid);
$result_fan = pager_query($sql_fan, $buddies_per_page, 0 , NULL, $uid);
$online_interval = time() - variable_get('user_block_seconds_online', 180);
$buddies_fav = array();
while ($account = db_fetch_object($result_fav)) {
$online = $account->access > $online_interval;
$buddies_fav[] = array('uid' => $account->buddy, 'online' => $online);
}
$buddies_fan = array();
while ($account = db_fetch_object($result_fan)) {
$online = $account->access > $online_interval;
$buddies_fan[] = array('uid' => $account->buddy, 'online' => $online);
}
// Prints out favorites block
if (!empty($buddies_fav)) {
$user_fans = '<div class="my-favorites">' . '<p class="favs">Favorites</p>' . theme('buddylisting', $thisuser, $buddies_fav, $buddies_per_page);
$user_fans .= '</div>';
if (count($buddies_fav) > 9 && arg(0) == 'user' && $user->uid == arg(1)) {
$user_fans .= '<a class="fans-fav" href="/my-favorites">View all favorites</a>';
}
print $user_fans;
}
// Prints out fan block
if (!empty($buddies_fan)) {
$user_favs = '<div class="my-favorites">' . '<p class="fans">Fans</p>' . theme('buddylisting', $thisuser, $buddies_fan, $buddies_per_page);
$user_favs .= '</div>';
if (count($buddies_fan) > 9 && arg(0) == 'user' && $user->uid == arg(1)) {
$user_favs .= '<a class="fans-fav" href="/my-fans/' . $user->uid . '/fans">View all fans</a>';
}
print $user_favs;
}
?>
#4
I also wanted to do this, I am using the Advanced Profile module and so I'm using panels. For the buddylist panel, I stole the avatar code and then checked out the buddylist code to see how it fetches the buddies... This is the code that I am now using for a "Custom PHP content" pane:
<?php
$imagecache_preset = variable_get('avatar_blocks_bl_icpreset', '');
$default_picture = variable_get('user_picture_default', '');
$display_count = variable_get('avatar_blocks_bl_count', 10);
if (!is_numeric($display_count))
{
$display_count = 10;
}
$buddy_ids = array_keys(buddylist_get_buddies(arg(1)));
if (count($buddy_ids))
{
$buddy_ids_str = '('. implode(',', $buddy_ids). ')';
if (variable_get('avatar_blocks_bl_display_noavatar', 1))
{
$sql = 'SELECT uid,name,picture FROM {users} WHERE uid > 0 AND access > 0 AND uid IN '.$buddy_ids_str.' ORDER BY created DESC';
}
else
{
$sql = 'SELECT uid,name,picture FROM {users} WHERE uid > 0 AND access > 0 AND uid IN '.$buddy_ids_str.' AND picture <> "" ORDER BY created DESC';
}
$my_buddylist_list = db_query_range($sql, $buddy_ids_str, 0, $display_count);
$buddies = array();
while ($next_buddy = db_fetch_object($my_buddylist_list))
{
$buddies[] = $next_buddy;
}
$output = theme_avatar_blocks_block($buddies, $imagecache_preset);
}
$block->content = $output;
?>
I don't know whether the first three lines are doing anything useful because they might need to be in the avatar_blocks context.
The important thing to note is
<?php$buddy_ids = array_keys(buddylist_get_buddies(arg(1)));
?>
arg(1) takes the second argument from the url (I'm also using clean urls - I don't know whether that affects it either). So, for my user profile I have "http://website/user/1" - arg(0) returns "user" and arg(1) returns "1"
I hope that all made sense