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<?php
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/**
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* @file
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* Default theme implementation for displaying a user and their profile data
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* for member listing pages.
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*
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* @see profile-wrapper.tpl.php
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* where all the data is collected and printed out.
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*
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* Available variables:
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* - $account: User's account object.
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* - $user_picture: Image configured for the account linking to the users page.
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* - $name: User's account name linking to the users page.
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* - $profile: Keyed array of all profile fields that are set as visible
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* in member list pages (configured by site administrators). It also needs
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* to have a value in order to be present.
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*
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* Each $field in $profile contains:
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* - $field->title: Title of the profile field.
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* - $field->value: Value of the profile field.
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* - $field->type: Type of the profile field, i.e., checkbox, textfield,
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* textarea, selection, list, url or date.
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*
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* Since $profile is keyed, a direct print of the field is possible. Not
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* all accounts may have a value for a profile so do a check first. If a field
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* of "last_name" was set for the site, the following can be used.
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*
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* <?php if (isset($profile['last_name'])): ?>
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* <div class="field last-name">
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* <?php print $profile['last_name']->title; ?>:<br />
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* <?php print $profile['last_name']->value; ?>
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* </div>
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* <?php endif; ?>
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*
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* @see template_preprocess_profile_listing()
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*/
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?>
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<div class="profile clearfix"> |
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<?php print $user_picture; ?> |
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<div class="name"> |
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<?php print $name; ?> |
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</div>
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<?php foreach ($profile as $field): ?> |
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<div class="field"> |
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<?php print $field->value; ?> |
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</div>
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<?php endforeach; ?> |
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</div>
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