Hiding xprofile edit tabs from different user types

[Parkproductions]

My issue at the moment is that I need to hide certain xprofile field edit groups based on user type set currently by an xprofile drop down menu.

Currently we have numerous profile types including Athlete, Coach, Psychologist, Chiropracter etc.

If a user registers that they are a Coach they still have access (on their profile page) to edit the Athlete xprofile group which is irrelevant.

I’ve been able to show/hide different main navigation items on my development server and get them to switch depending on which user type they select, however the subnav edit links for other user types still appear.

Is there a way to hide these depending on usertype. I tried switching the system to be based on roles instead of user type by using plugins BuddyPress xProfiles ACL, WP Roles at Registration and WPFront User Role Editor however it seems they do not work with the latest version of KLEO.

This is an example of how I switch main buddypress navs using function.php was hoping there was something similar for subnav edit links

function hide_tab_from_community() {
$role = xprofile_get_field_data( ‘User Type’ );
if( $role !=’Coach’ )
bp_core_remove_nav_item(‘services’);
}
add_action( ‘bp_setup_nav’, ‘hide_tab_from_community’, 99 );

[sharmstr]

try bp_core_remove_subnav_item

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[sharmstr]

Sorry, I just read what you wanted again. Give me a sec to get the right answer.

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[sharmstr]

The loop happens in /kleo/buddypress/members/single/profile/profile-loop.php. You’ll have to copy that to your child theme and add your check for user type in the loop. Or ask on the Buddypress forum if there is a way to filter the loop. Kleo only stylizes it so its best to ask the developers about this.

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[Parkproductions]

Thanks Sharmstr, always really helpful!

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