user-profile.tpl.php

  1. 7 modules/user/user-profile.tpl.php
  2. 6 modules/user/user-profile.tpl.php
  3. 8 core/modules/user/templates/user-profile.tpl.php

Default theme implementation to present all user profile data.

This template is used when viewing a registered member's profile page, e.g., example.com/user/123. 123 being the users ID.

Use render($user_profile) to print all profile items, or print a subset such as render($user_profile['user_picture']). Always call render($user_profile) at the end in order to print all remaining items. If the item is a category, it will contain all its profile items. By default, $user_profile['summary'] is provided, which contains data on the user's history. Other data can be included by modules. $user_profile['user_picture'] is available for showing the account picture.

Available variables:

  • $user_profile: An array of profile items. Use render() to print them.
  • Field variables: for each field instance attached to the user a corresponding variable is defined; e.g., $account->field_example has a variable $field_example defined. When needing to access a field's raw values, developers/themers are strongly encouraged to use these variables. Otherwise they will have to explicitly specify the desired field language, e.g. $account->field_example['en'], thus overriding any language negotiation rule that was previously applied.

Where the html is handled for the group. Where the html is handled for each item in the group.

See also

user-profile-category.tpl.php

user-profile-item.tpl.php

template_preprocess_user_profile()

File

modules/user/user-profile.tpl.php
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  1. <?php

  2. 

  3. /**

  4.  * @file

  5.  * Default theme implementation to present all user profile data.

  6.  *

  7.  * This template is used when viewing a registered member's profile page,

  8.  * e.g., example.com/user/123. 123 being the users ID.

  9.  *

  10.  * Use render($user_profile) to print all profile items, or print a subset

  11.  * such as render($user_profile['user_picture']). Always call

  12.  * render($user_profile) at the end in order to print all remaining items. If

  13.  * the item is a category, it will contain all its profile items. By default,

  14.  * $user_profile['summary'] is provided, which contains data on the user's

  15.  * history. Other data can be included by modules. $user_profile['user_picture']

  16.  * is available for showing the account picture.

  17.  *

  18.  * Available variables:

  19.  *   - $user_profile: An array of profile items. Use render() to print them.

  20.  *   - Field variables: for each field instance attached to the user a

  21.  *     corresponding variable is defined; e.g., $account->field_example has a

  22.  *     variable $field_example defined. When needing to access a field's raw

  23.  *     values, developers/themers are strongly encouraged to use these

  24.  *     variables. Otherwise they will have to explicitly specify the desired

  25.  *     field language, e.g. $account->field_example['en'], thus overriding any

  26.  *     language negotiation rule that was previously applied.

  27.  *

  28.  * @see user-profile-category.tpl.php

  29.  *   Where the html is handled for the group.

  30.  * @see user-profile-item.tpl.php

  31.  *   Where the html is handled for each item in the group.

  32.  * @see template_preprocess_user_profile()

  33.  *

  34.  * @ingroup themeable

  35.  */

  36. ?>

  37. <div class="profile"<?php print $attributes; ?>>

  38.   <?php print render($user_profile); ?>

  39. </div>

  40.

Related topics

Default theme implementations
Functions and templates for the user interface to be implemented by themes.

Comments

Posted by rwohleb on

The reference to render($content['field_example']) is a bit confusing since that variable is not exposed in this template.

Posted by maxxer on

also, $user->field_example is misleading as these variables are specific to the currently logged in user's settings, which is a separate matter from user-profile.tpl.php

i believe the author of this doc is confused

Posted by Jenya on

Agreed, I added an issue to the documentation.

Posted by Mr_Shah on

just simple use

<?php
print render($user_profile['field_age']);
?>

(where "field_age" is the field name)
in user-profile.tpl.php to print field name

Posted by perdiemconsulting on

While the information is rendering, so is the label for the field name. How should the call be written to include the raw data but not the field label?

Posted by gollyg on

$user_profile is a renderable array, so all of the fields should come through unrendered. The title would typically be contained in an array element '#title'. This can be changed, unset, or set to NULL in the preprocess function 'themename_preprocess_user_profile', and this will stop the display of that title.

To take an example from the standard user profile - the annoying 'member for' display. This is stored in:

$user_profile['summary']['member_for']

This element has three properties - #type, #title, and #markup. We could set the title to NULL in the preprocess function as follows:

$user_profile['summary']['member_for']['#title'] = NULL

To completely remove the field we could use the hide function as follows:

hide($user_profile['summary']['member_for']);

or hide the summary altogether:

hide($user_profile['summary']);

There is more about renderable arrays at http://drupal.org/node/930760

Posted by jrotondo on

I'm trying to use render($user_profile); but I'm getting the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function render() in /home/sitename/public_html/sites/all/themes/theme_name/user-profile.tpl.php on line 6

I'm able to print the $user_profile however:

print $user_profile;

I'm trying to access just the user profile summary, but that's not working. Any idea why Drupal thinks render() is an undefined function when I try to use it in my user-profile.tpl.php?

Thanks.

Posted by HoangNhat on

$name = $user_profile['field_firstname'][0]['#markup'] => return custom field firstname but to return name or email of user???

Posted by carl.ben on

$account = menu_get_object('user');
$mail = $account->mail;
$name = $account->name;

Posted by notasheep on

I noticed that using the simple $field_example as recommended works well, until I decided to change the display settings for those fields to hidden.

At that point, all $field_example became undefined, and I had to switch to accessing them via $elements['#account']->field_example['und'][0]['value']

Posted by Oceanman on

If I have 3 profile types and I want to set a unique set of keywords for each profile type, how would this look in php? I need an if statement to identify the profile type then a statement to set the keywords to some (token) content in the database relevant to this profile.

Posted by drupalcoder2 on

How can we change format of the duration shown in user profile page

Posted by mavaddat on

The structure of $user['summary']['member_for'] is:

<?php
$user_profile['summary']['member_for'] = array(
    '#type' => 'user_profile_item',
    '#title' => t('Member for'),
    '#markup' => format_interval(REQUEST_TIME - $account->created),
  );
?>

So you can modify $user['summary']['member_for']['#markup'] to get the format you want.

Posted by rjperry on

<b>Hire Date</b>: <?php print date("F jS, Y", mktime(0,0,0,$account->profile_hiredate["month"],$account->profile_hiredate["day"],$account->profile_hiredate["year"])); ?>
</strong><br />
<b>Birthday:</b> <?php print date("F jS", mktime(0,0,0,$account->profile_birthday["month"],$account->profile_birthday["day"])); ?><br>
<br />
</font>
<?php

Posted by rjperry on

Hire Date:

<?php
print date("F jS, Y", mktime(0,0,0,$account->profile_hiredate["month"],$account->profile_hiredate["day"],$account->profile_hiredate["year"]));
?>


Birthday:

<?php
print date("F jS", mktime(0,0,0,$account->profile_birthday["month"],$account->profile_birthday["day"]));
?>



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