How to properly set up profile picture display attributes from Airtable to Webflow? Answered

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Petter Røstvik

Hey, I'm building a no-code SaaS for the film industry. Inside, users will have their own profile and be able to display pictures they have uploaded through Airtable. How can I make this an easier process for users to upload and display their pictures?

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  • Comment author
    Duncan from Memberstack

    Hey Petter Røstvik 👋

    We have a feature request for this, but no ETA as to when it might be released. Please click follow here for updates. 

    https://docs.memberstack.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/10382950910619-Image-upload-fields-profile-artwork-photos-etc-

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  • Comment author
    Dean Fankhauser

    Hey guys, I know Memberstack is potentially working on a solution for member profile images, however, we really need a solution now. Has anyone come across any solutions for this? To be clear, we need a way for someone to upload a profile image which will be associated with their account.

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  • Comment author
    Ben Sabic

    Hey Dean!

    You can achieve this with a little JavaScript and a free tool called Uploadcare.

    Here is the code: https://codeshare.io/xv3xVL.

    You'll need to have a form on your site that members can use to edit their profile, with this hidden input inside of it:

    <input type="hidden" role="uploadcare-uploader" name="member-profile-photo" data-images-only>

    How it works, in a nutshell, is when someone uploads a profile photo using the Uploadcare widget, it'll add a link to the file to that input there. You can then use that, along with additional code, to save the profile photo to a custom field, JSON, etc. You can also have the member's ID added as metadata to the file as well, so you'll know exactly which member uploaded what photo.

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  • Comment author
    Felix Gräf

    Hey guys, how can i display the profile picture in webflow? Is their a way to do it with an attribute like data-ms-member="profile-picture“ for example?

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  • Comment author
    A J

    Hey Felix Gräf, yes you definitely can. If you have stored the profile picture in Memberstack, you can show the member's profile image using data-ms-member="profile-image" attribute.

    More extensive info can be found here.

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