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  1. Jeansuizo
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  3. Wednesday, August 09 2017, 05:25 AM
Hi,
1) I can't export the easy profile avatar to my jomsocial. How can I do this?

I only read in your documentation: "Jomsocial Bridge - DO NOT INSTALL WITH JOMSOCIAL COMPONENT Jomsocial Bridge works with all the components that use the JomSocial API."

What does it mean? that it won't work with jomsocial, or that it is NOT necesary to use with jomsocial because it is included, or should'nt install it because of conflicts?


2) I can't export the easy profile avatar to my community answers and community forum from Corejoomla, who work together with jomsocial.


It was simple with kunena, but I bought these new components and it seems not to be possible

Thank You a lot
Jean
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Hi,
to make this you need some integration plugin (like kunena), unfortunately we not have experience with corejoomla components so we can't help you. Anyway you can request this feature directly to CoreJoomla developers, it should be simple for they because with our APIs you can retrieve avatar and profile link with 3 lines of PHP code:
require_once( JPATH_SITE . '/components/com_jsn/helpers/helper.php' ) ;
echo JsnHelper::getUser( $user_id )->getField( 'avatar' ); // Avatar
echo JsnHelper::getUser( $user_id )->getLink(); // Profile Link

Docs at http://docs.easy-profile.com/index.php/article/jsnuser-object

About Jomsocial Bridge:
this plugin simulate an installation of Jomsocial, so all component that have some integration with Jomsocial should retrieve Avatar and Profile link from Easy Profile, here an example with Community Answer:
- from https://www.corejoomla.com/products/community-answers.html I see that Community Answer have integration with Jomsocial avatars (but not with Easy Profile avatars)
- Install Easy Profile, Community Answer and Jomsocial Bridge
- Set Community Answer to use Jomsocial avatar
- You should see Easy Profile avatar in your frontend, of course as you can see from doc page at http://docs.easy-profile.com/index.php/article/jomsocial-bridge it is not tested with "Community Answer" so you need to try it before.

Due to nature of Jomsocial Bridge you can't install it with Jomsocial component. otherwise it will break your Jomsocial installation.

Possible Alternative
Probably there are many other ways to make this, for example it's possible that you does not need of Jomsocial bridge, here another example:
- Install Easy Profile, Community Answer and Kunena
- Kunena have a natively integration with Easy Profile, so you can enable and configure dedicated plugin
- Set Community Answer to use Kunena avatar
- Community Answer should retrieve avatar from Kunena and Kunena retrieve avatar from Easy Profile, you probably you have the result as example above with Jomsocial Bridge.

NOTE: Keep in mind that we not have any experience with CoreJoomla components, so I'm not sure it works.

About Jomsocial
Sorry but I don't know if Jomsocial allow you to use avatar from others components.
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