[Version 2] Profile Directives

Profiles are Raisely's bread-and-butter for any peer-to-peer fundraising campaign. Your supporters can create them, form teams and then fundraise on your behalf.

Our profile directives let you display information about your fundraising profiles in your templates. There's 4 directives to talk about here: profile listings, single profiles, search and blog posts.

Profiles

<profiles 
  type="individual"
  search="john"
  sort="total"
  order="desc"
  max="5"
  heading="All Profiles"
  count="myCount"
  filters="{'public.country': 'Australia'}"
></profiles>

The <profiles>  directive renders a list of profiles, with a number of configurable options. In your theme templates, the rendered result is editable in the file Profiles/Profiles.

Attributes

• type optional / string
  The type of profile to show. It can be "individual" or "group". Leaving it blank returns everything.
• search optional / string
  If you set this, it will return all profiles whose names contain that string.
• sort optional / string
  This can be "total" or "createdAt". If you're creating a leaderboard, you want "total".
• order optional / string
  The usual, just "desc" or "asc".
• max optional / number
  The total number of profiles to show. We do paginate after this number.
• heading optional / string
  A heading to show at the top of the list, if set.
• count optional / variable
  You can set a scope variable here and the directive will populate it with the total. This is for convenience so you can do something like this:
  <h1>Join {{totalFundraisers}} participating in the campaign</h1>
<profiles count="totalFundraisers" ng-hide="true"></profiles>  
• filters optional / object
  Allow results to be filtered by values in fields on the profile.
• expand optional / string
  A comma separated string of extra information to include. Can be parent,user to include the full parent profile and profile owner.

Search

<search
  init="true"
></search>

The <search>  directive lets you embed a search form and results anywhere in your theme. In your theme templates, the rendered result is editable in the file Search/Form. You can further customise your search form in the template itself to search through custom fields, and with pre-set values.

Attributes

• init optional / boolean
  If set to true the search form will pre-load some results to show the user.

Posts

<posts
  profile="johnday"
  max="10"
></posts>

The <posts>  directive renders a list of profiles, with a number of configurable options. In your theme templates, the rendered result is editable in the file Post/Posts.

Attributes

• profile required / string
  The profile ID to show posts from. This will default to the campaign.
• max optional / number
  Number of posts to show. Note: We don't currently paginate posts.