qstudio

Thanks for your message, we’ll not have time to look at this until we all return to work in March, but it will be part of our first review sessions.

The solution would need to come from another developer, we don’t have the time to research or update the BP handlers, these were always tricky and a moving target – so they are commented out ( but not totally removed ) from the plugin – hence this ticket being closed.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by qstudio. Reason: typo

The plugin was designed to save data on a user level, not a global shared level, so this is not something we plan to change or support – you could potentially re-write the saving and retrieval routines to work from the options table instead of user_meta to achieve this goal fairly simply.

Hey – no, as noted, BuddyPress support has been commented out for now, as we no longer work with BP for any projects, so we don’t really have a need or a way solid way to test this.

The original code is still in the plugin, but the BP classes are simply overridden – perhaps another community member will be able to help out to get these back in use.

Your server probably cannot handle exporting 30,000 users – you need to use the limit options inside the plugin – or get your hosting company to boost resources.

The return value is passed via a filter:

return apply_filters( ‘export_user_data_user_fields’, $user_fields );

Use the filter “export_user_data_user_fields” to alter the array values – you can place that in functions.php or a plugin.

Hi Lars, you need to check your php error logs and look for errors recorded for this plugin – if you find any, share them here.