Do not display the usernames that hold a specific badge

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@Richie

Could I also fire a second API call to update that User Field?

Certainly

Each time you do any action in Discourse, you can check the network tab of your browser dev tools to see the query that was made.

For example, here I save the profile of a user:

You see the request URL, mentioning the username, and the type of request (PUT).
On the Payload tab, you see the relevant data:

The custom fields are listed as user_fields[X] where X is the number of the custom field.

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Edit: I saw that you figured it out on dev, so, just to crosslink…

Updating Custom User Field through the API

I’ve been trying to reverse engineer the updating of a user_field value. I did this by following the steps in Reverse engineer the Discourse API, I edited a test user and made a note of what was occurring in the network tab of the browser. I can see that I need to PUT to this url: https://example.com/u/my-username-here.json Where I got a bit confused was by not seeing a json payload but instead it’s some formdata. The payload was: user_fields%5B1%5D=some+dji%2C+some+Autel&user_fields%5B5…