[Resolved] Get And Echo User Role Via Dynamic Data Tag In Query Loop

How To
1

I am currently using the Members plugin to create custom user roles for an Intranet site. They are

  1. Chartered Member
  2. Board Member

I have a query loop that outputs all the users on the site without problem.
What I don’t know how to do is to get each user’s role based on their object ID so that I can display “Chartered Member” or “Board Member” for each outputted user in the query loop.

I tried writing a custom function but I’ve had no success in actually getting something output. Has anyone accomplished this before?

Referenced Plugin: Members – Membership & User Role Editor Plugin – WordPress plugin | WordPress.org English (Canada)
I think its by MemberPress.

2

I was able to solve this by using the following custom function.

//This function below will identify the user's role based on the user's ID and return it.
function get_user_role($user_id)
{
    $user = get_user_by("id", $user_id);

    if ($user) {
        $user_roles = $user->roles;
        //return $user_roles;

        if (!empty($user_roles)) {
            if (in_array("board_member", $user_roles)) {
                return "Board Member";
            } elseif (
                !in_array("board_member", $user_roles) &&
                !in_array("administrator", $user_roles)
            ) {
                return "Chartered Member";
            } else {
                return ucfirst($user_roles[0]);
            }
        }
    }
}

Then I simply used the following echo statement and it worked fine.

{echo:get_user_role({wp_user_id})}

Finally, remember to do the code checks and signatures, and also to add the appropriate bricks generated functions to the child function.php file to allow any custom functions to work.