By chrissmiss on

Hi,

I am sorry for this probably simple questions, but I get crazy....
I searched the forums but did not get any good hints.

This is my problem:

Drupal 6.4 in a simple installation - Roles: administrator, anonymous user, authenticated user.
administrator and authenticated user roles have the access right "access user profiles".
I defined serveral profile fields.

However, none of them can view their profile page (/user/userid).
Only the "History" info.

I tried it with the default user-profile.tpl.php (modules/user) but nothing change.

Thx Chriss

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mrtoner commented

Chriss, /user/[user-id] is the user's My Account page. Any profile fields that are completed for that user will be visible. If the profile fields are not completed, they will not be visible.

To edit those profile fields, the user must click Edit.

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chrissmiss commented

thanks, but I know this... that was not not the problem.

I've got it ... unbelievable.....
I searched the whole night and at least I find a little advice here
http://drupal.org/node/258866

the print $tabs; was missing in page.tpl and user-profile.tpl

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patsam commented

Does this mean that this is a bug that must be fixed in the code itself? I've had the same problem you had, but I am a non-programmer using Drupal.

Pat

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mrtoner commented

Yes and no. What he means is that the theme he was using didn't display the profile categories on the user/%/edit page. (I read it as the user couldn't view the data, rather than edit it.) So you can change your theme or edit it to show the categories.