I'm building a site for a triathlon club with customized user profiles and I'm wanting for users to be able to post comments onto the profile page. Is there any way to do this?

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crick’s picture

I'm really confused with all of the stuff i'm seeing about user profiles. Can anyone explain how usernode, nodeprofile, nodefamily, etc. works exactly. If I can replace the standard profile with a profile that is a node, i think i would be able to accomplish everything I need to do. The only trouble is I don't understand how all of that works. I can't seem to actually replace the profile with nodeprofile.

I need some help figuring this out. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Muslim guy’s picture

Put these things together

Sart with usernode:
It creates a usernode for each user (upon registration)

Settings for Nodefamily:
- To limit number of `my profile' to 1
- To relate usernode and nodeprofile (usernode/ID to tie user/ID) so user/1 will have usernode/1, and when you read usernode/1, you will see the below link to the title of that user's `my profile' (if that user already creates own my profile)

*Note that `my profile' is just node/ID so the user has to remember the node/ID, or always check his own usernode/ID , or check `My Recent Posts (tracker/ID)

Nodeprofile:
Select `my profile' to be the Profile treated as node (can be commented/print/send/forward), just like any node
- Enable the `my profile' to have `URL alias' (without having to use pathauto)

CCK
- Create a custom page called `My Profile'

Contemplate:
To enable teaser with CCK

Consult experts on `Social NEtworking sites using Drupal' group - the strength of such site is the `My Profile'

But to create such `MySpace.com profile' might requires investment - paid service

Otherwise just use the Drupal free solution like what we used - I am sure other users have did better with these combo (CCK/NP/NF/UN + tweaking + own module)

See what we did with Drupal (to our best ability, as non-programmers)

http://almuslimin.org/ikhwan/?q=profiles-organizational

*Set:
Usernode - is not published, so it appears only to the admin and the user

My Profile - can be categorized, can be set to `Published' or Moderated just like any node content type

crick’s picture

thanks for the response. I'll keep playing around with this and maybe i will be able to come up with something i like.

I'm wondering if anyone out there has a working copy of the shout.module that actually works. That would be a far simpler way to achieve the results i'm looking for.