Country, Date of Birth, and Gender?

There's a few options here. K2 only has a few profile fields that you can use to store data. If you want to store those fields in K2, you could 'map' the country to the description field, the birthday to the "notes" field, etc.

The other option is to store the data in your own custom Database table. We have a Custom DB plugin which is in testing right now which you can use to store profile data in any database table you want.

Let me know if that helps or if there's something specific we can help with, and we'll do what we can.

Thanks,
Alex

Ayman,

I wanted to use Kunena and then map the fields there but I am hosted at Godaddy which supports only MySQL 5.0 and Kunena needs 5.1 or above. So that went out of the window.

Wow.. I didn't realize that Kunena required v5.1 or that GoDaddy didn't go above 5.0 (yet). I'd honestly think that Kunena would work on v5.0, but I can't guarantee that. Either way..

My second option is to use CB but I now understand that even if I install CB I will need to re install your software in order for it to recognize CB so I am leaving that as the last option.

Reinstalling or upgrading JFBConnect is meant to be extremely easy. If you just install it using the Joomla installer it will automatically upgrade your version and all of your settings will remain intact. You can also install just the CB plugin if you want to by unzipping the component file and installing the plugin from the /admin/install/packages/socialprofiles directory.

So If I can map to K2 I will be ok but I cannot find the place to do the mapping (please see attachment) is that where it should be? Or I am looking in the wrong place?

There was nothing attached to the post. Please make sure you click the green arrow next to your image to insert it. What should happen is that you enable the Social Profiles - K2 plugin in the plugin manager and then configure the profile import in the JFBConnect -> Profiles area.

I hope that helps,
Alex

Ayman,
Glad to hear that loading the data in K2 is working well for you. As for a CSV exporter, I don't know of any for K2 specifically. There are SQL queries you can run on a database to generate a CSV file, but it can take some work to get them right as well as some understandings of the K2 table structure. It may be worth looking into if you're familiar with SQL.

I hope that helps, but if you need anything else, just let us know.

Finally, if you haven't already, please consider leaving a rating and review for JFBConnect, or our support, on the Joomla Extension Directory. It certainly isn't required, but is very appreciated:
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/social-...ook-integration/7215

Thanks,
Alex

Ayman,
Thanks so much for the review, and no problems if you come back with more questions. It's what we're here for!

Thanks,
Alex