Hey Saleh,

When you assign a custom theme for the profile type, the user that is logged into the site will see the theme that it was assigned to. It is actually not the other way around where you see a different theme for a different user because that would make your site look pretty inconsistent

For instance, if you view user's from "profile A", and decide to click on another user from "profile B", you will end up seeing a different theme altogether. It would be pretty inconsistent

Hey,

Thanks for the reply.

I understand you very well but the modification will be only on the profile page, So the theme stays the same in all of the Profile Types but the "My Profile area" has some changes for each of the type.

For example, "Profile A" has a menu under the "Cover" image (Which is not there as default), I coded the files to have that menu and changed some other positioning of items, Now the "Profile B" dosen't have that menu but has the same positions of the items.

Now after thinking for a while, I came to a conclusion that to detect user profile types i should modify one of the theme and assign each user profile in a logic to show different modifications for each profile type and that way i accomplish the thing that i am trying to achieve by having multiple theme folders.

Now if you could provide me the files that are suitable for implementing my logic.

Thanks

Hi Saleh,

Hm. As far as I know it would be quite difficult for you to achieve this as it will involves some heavy modification in order to achieve this. By the way below is the file path on where you could try to alter the theme behavior of easysocial based on profile type of a user.
1) /components/com_easysocial/views/profile/view.html.php where easysocial will render the profile page
2) /administrator/components/com_easysocial/includes/themes/themes.php at method @resolve where easysocial will render the themes based on current user's profile type.

Hope these help.