• Resolved Frank

    (@fwusquare2com)


    Hello, on my client’s site I am testing the WPJM plugin along with the Application Deadline add-on before launching the job board section.

    The Job Listings > Enable automatic expiration setting (to automatically expire jobs when application closing dates pass) has been enabled, as well as the Job Listings > Hide expired listings setting. The default listing duration is set at 30 days.

    On several jobs, I have set the desired Closing date to the closest date available to test the function. When approaching the closing date, I see the date displayed on the job listings (Closes: Month, DD, YYYY). However, when the date passes, I see still see the jobs on the listings with (Closed: Month, DD, YYYY). On the corresponding job details pages, the Apply Now button is removed as expected.

    I assumed with the Enable automatic expiration AND the Hide expired listings settings enabled, that jobs would be hidden on the listings once its closing date pass and they are considered expired. Is this not the correct function & expectation? Or could this be a bug?

    Adding to my assumption is the following included statement underneath the Closing date?<small>(optional)</small> field in the Post a Job form:
    “Deadline for new applicants. The listing will end automatically after this date.”

    In the WordPress admin, the designated jobs do show the Closing date and Expires date as the same and the dates have passed.

    Bottom line: Does the Job Listings > Hide expired listings setting ONLY apply to the core WPJM plugin and NOT to the Application Deadline add-on as well? Please help clarify this and if that is the case, perhaps that can be added for the add-on in a future update as an option.

    Regards,
    Frank

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  • Plugin Support thabotswana

    (@thabotswana)

    Does the Job Listings >?Hide expired listings?setting ONLY apply to the core WPJM plugin and NOT to the Application Deadline add-on as well?

    Yes, that’s correct. Closing dates (which are created by the Application Deadline addon) indicate the last date applications will be accepted, while expiration dates are the last dates that a job will be listed. The Hide expired listings setting is a feature of the core WP Job Manager plugin.

    The Application closing date is not the expiration date – if there is no expiration, the listings will stay after the Application Closing Date has passed, but it will say?Applications have closed?on the listing.

    Please note that as per?www.ads-software.com community guidelines, we are not allowed to support premium plugins (paid add-ons) in these forums. If you need further assistance with the Application Deadline plugin, please use this form to get support for our paid add-ons:

    https://wpjobmanager.com/support/

    Thread Starter Frank

    (@fwusquare2com)

    Thank you for the clarification.

    You’re very welcome! And please reach out if you have any other questions at all!

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