user profile edit, but not show to other users

Hi.

We use community builder for a customer. They have 1000+ users with CB and profile view / ajax edit.

But when we allow the users to edit their own profile, it is visible to other users as well as they have the link www.domain.nl/my-profile/userprofile/ [username] link.

How can we still have people to ajax edit their own profile, but the profile only viewable to the logged in user and that they can't view other profiles?

No one else can edit another users profile except moderators or do you mean you don't want profile view visible to anyone else (everyones profiles are private)? If is the case then CB has no feature for private profiles like that.

Hi,

Yes, the last thing you said we want.

When we raise the level of profile access you can't view anyones profile; it says; you don't have any rights

But if we set that option to super admin, the persion can't edit his own profile, because they don't have any rights to that. So if the click (ajax way) their adress; they can't edit.

Can we have a solution anyway?

CB has no such feature. You can try using CB Auto Actions to do it though. Please see below auto action configuration.

Type: Redirect
Triggers: onBeforeUserProfileRequest
Access: Everybody
Conditional 1: [get_user] Is Not Empty
Conditional 2: [get_user] Not Equal To [user_id]
URL: index.php?option=com_comprofiler

The above should send a user back to their own profile if the user they're viewing isn't themselves.

Hi. I tried it.

It shows the message, but it is also redirecting me if I want to show / view my own profile.
The url creates a loop, so chrome is aborting the function.
So I inserted # as url, so the message is showed on frontpage.

Do you have some other ideas to make this work?
Would be nice.

Look at the screenshot for my settings

It creates a loop because you're not redirecting anywhere. Please see my above example. It should only redirect when &user=ID is in the URL and only if that ID is different from my own.

Also I forgot to include in the above the below parameter change, sorry.

User: User

This should ensure the substitutions are that of the user viewing instead of the user being viewed. There's a couple of other ways the conditions can be done as well for example by checking the #displayed user id against the #me user id like as follows.

[cb:userfield field="user_id" user="#displayed" /] Not Equal To [cb:userfield field="user_id" user="#me" /]