Any assistance would be appreciated.

I use WP Job Manager incl. Paid Listings on my site.

Is there a shortcode to show me the purchased/active package? I want to see how many listings I have already used.

I’ve already seen this somewhere. I believe under “My Account”. However, I designed the My Account pages individually and thus lost the code.

EDIT: I found a sample on a other page: https://ibb.co/C218gP7
The Code (Chrome inspector): shop_table my_account_job_packages my_account_astoundify_wpjmlp_packages

maybe its a theme thing?

thanks for the help and greetings
Andre

We’ve added the following PHP…

add_theme_support( 'job-manager-templates' );

function dm_display_wpjm_categories () {
 	 $terms = get_terms( array(
    'taxonomy' => 'job_listing_category',
    'hide_empty' => false,
) );
  
if ( ! empty( $terms ) && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ){
    echo '<ul>';
    foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
        echo '<li>' . '<a href="' . esc_url( get_term_link( $term ) ) . '">' . $term->name . '</a></li>';
    }
    echo '</ul>';
}
}

add_shortcode('list_categories', 'dm_display_wpjm_categories');

… in order to allow Elementor to see the CPT’s/archive types for WPJM data structures and create the shortcode to list them with their links. I then created an Elementor archive template and assigned it to job listing archives. Finally, I then created a page (referenced as the page I need help with), and added the shortcode to display the categories and links.

Unfortunately, when the links are clicked, I just get a 404 page.

I have saved permalinks, I’ve run the site in safe mode with only the PHP required for the links and shortcode to work, with no change. There’s nothing exotic in the .htaccess file. No server-side redirects. In short, I can’t find any reason why this might be getting a 404. Hopefully someone here will have a lead.

Open FileZilla edit wp-config.php which clearly lived in wp-admin. Now can only find a file called wp-config-sample.php so I found and followed this article. https://developer.www.ads-software.com/apis/wp-config-php/ as I couldn’t find wp-config.php. When I did this it killed my site.

define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://mysite.com’ );
define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://mysite.com’ );

So I uploaded my own wp-config.php upto the wp-admin folder. It didn’t kill the site but it didn’t affect the http staatus in wp-admin/general/settings.

I have installed and activated WP Job Manager and to say it has slowed my plugin page load time would be an understatement. Like a minute or two. Deactivate WPJM and all is fine. I tried rolling back several version all to no avail.

So is http going to affect wpjm in therear and secondly how does one define https in 6.2 on bitnami?

Many thanks

my team and I have adopted the WP Job Manager Plugin for one of our projects. Our client is an italian agency that needs a bi-lingual website (german and italian). Therefore, we use WPML in combination with your Plugin.

As you know, a default jobs page can be set where all of the job widgets (such as filters) and the job listings will appear. In our case, this page is called “Stellenangebote” (“Jobs” in german), which has been translated with WPML and has the following urls: “www.websitename/stellenangebote” (in german) and “www.websitename/it/offerte-di-lavoro” (in italian). The [jobs] shortcode is added in both versions of the page. In german, which is the website’s main language (set through WPML), everything is working fine. On the same page, we also have a language switcher, which can switch to the italian version of the page on click. But when a user clicks on the switcher, instead of going to the translated url (“www.websitename/offerte-di-lavoro”) it goes to “www.websitename/it/stellenangebote”, which is a page that does not even exits. On “www.websitename/it/stellenangebote”, everything still works fine, but if we click on the “Offerte di lavoro” page from the main menu, it goes to the page “www.websitename/it/offerte-di-lavoro”, which looks broken and has no job widgets (although it does have a job list with default styling).

We don’t understand how or why this is happening. Our objective is to have one page with different slugs in different languages. So, when a user is on “www.websitename/stellenangebote” and clicks on the language switcher, it should be directed to “www.websitename/it/offerte-di-lavoro”, where the job widgets, styling, and list should appear and function exactly like in the german version.

We tried looking through your plugin’s code, and, as disclosed in the following thread ( https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/786 ), the issue should have been fixed and the plugin should be compatible with WPML as of now. So we don’t understand what we’ve been doing wrong.

Can i ask if this is possible:

i would like to install https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-subscriptions/

where companies have to do a monthly subscription in order to access the resume function in their dashboard to search for candidates. Is there any possibility of making this happen?

The error we receive in dev tools is:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 ()

At the bottom of the settings page, in the apply lists option, there is the following error:
There has been a critical error on this website.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I’d love to be able to set the reply-to to the candidate’s email -> [from_email] instead of the admin email. We get a lot of out of office notices from the employers and sometimes they reply to our admin email as if they are the candidate. It would be better to have a reply-to field set up dynamically as the candidate’s email so they can get in touch with each other faster.

Would you perhaps be able to provide a code snippet which I can put in my functions.php to get this done? I am using the Workscout theme.

Thank you very much!