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I don't think that will be possible. We do support directing a profile request to a non-forum page (and not the Wp profile either) but that requires a query variable to be used with a users ID.
The url you have quoted above does not use this sort of format. Unless it can be changed of course.

no clue what mingle is, but…

site.com/profile will give you the current user profile…

site.com/profile/username will give the curernt profile of a user…

and on forum – profiles – profile options, you can redirect to any url you want, but the catch is that the receivng end has to accept the data in query args…  so you could do

site.com/user/profile/?u=username

but you would have to have something else that catches that as a mingle user (ie plugin)…  the query arg url is normally for off wp domain urls…

does that answer your question?

url is the page you want to redirect to… ie

site.com/user/profile

and the query arg would be the name of the query arg… ie

u

but the value passed will be the userid, not the username…  if you wanted to change that, you would have to edit the code…  file sf-support.php and routine sf_attach_user_profilelink()

np. here to help!  let me know if you have any more questions…

I guess you arent running the latest 4.3.3?  oh, this is the older 4.2 forum… but, the routine is

sf_attach_user_profilelink

and the code to change is

case 5:
            # Handoff to user specified page
            if($sfprofile['displaypage'])
            {
                $out = '<a href="'.$sfprofile['displaypage'];
                if($sfprofile['displayquery']) $out.= '?'.sf_filter_title_display($sfprofile['displayquery']).'='.$userid;
                $out.= '">'.$targetitem.'</a>';
            } else {
                $out = $targetitem;
            }
            return $out;
            break;

now this is from 4.3.3 but should be similar…

you need to change the

$userid

to be the username instead of id if thats what you want… is it really username??? or display name?  or nickname?  be sure to urlencode() encode I would imagine… like

urlencode(sf_get_member_item($userid, 'display_name'))

will give you the display name of the user instead of id…