I've installed content profile search, content profile and ckk.

On mysite/admin/user/profile I1ve added some fields.

Even when I go to mysite/?q=admin/settings/content_profile_search
I get the following message:

You have not yet defined any content profile text fields.

I'm looking forward for your reply

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vm commented

what kind of fields did you add? looks like the module is looking to search "text" fields

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Jagaimo commented

For first run I tried select field but after I tried simple text fields as well...

Otherwise I'm looking for a solution where I can search/filter user profile fields. I need select and checkbox fields.
This modul seems to do the job but if you have any other solution in mind I would be happy to hear it.

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cafuego commented
Component: User interface » Code
Assigned: Unassigned » cafuego
Category: support » feature

Ok, let me see if a select or checkbox uses an index number to store referenced data or just stores the string. If it does the latter adding it will be fairly easy. If the former, it gets trickier, as each field would need an additional table join to look up its value.

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cafuego commented
Status: Active » Needs review

Right. See if 6.x-0.4 solves your issue.

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Jagaimo commented

I've upgraded to Drupal 6.14.
It didn't solve the problem

Still when I go to mysite/?q=admin/settings/content_profile_search
I get the following message:

You have not yet defined any content profile text fields.

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cafuego commented
Status: Needs review » Closed (works as designed)

Oh I see the problem.

/admin/user/profile is managed by the profile module, NOT by content_profile, any fields you add to the profile directly instead of to a content_profile node will never show up where content_profile_search expects them.

If you want to use content_profile_search, you will need to define one or more node types to use as profile. Go to admin/content/types/add to do that. Make sure you tick the checkbox that says "Use this content type as a content profile for users".

Then, add some text fields to that node type. When that's done, you'll be able to search the fields.