Alec Weekes

Update

This is the code I used to get it working, however, the issue was that behind the scenes on the manager, the “candidate_title” was disabled. Make sure if you’re having this issue that the field itself is enabled.

I haven’t tested whether the documented versions work better, but it should be exactly the same.

$title = get_post_meta( $resume_id, 'candidate_title', true );

Then just used $title inside the Subject Line found in class-wp-resume-manager-email-notification.php, as seen here;

$subject = sprintf( __( 'New Resume Submission From %s - [%s]', 'wp-job-manager-resumes' ), $resume->post_title, $title);

Likewise.

Any chance of a look at this?

There is no “Save” button though on my page. I add it, and nothing happens.

Can we get an update on this, and the other support thread I started?

https://gyazo.com/409502a3a028854f66c25fc3db3d68f4

That is all I have on the Settings Page. It gives no information as to whether or not I need to point to the FTP location, whether or not I need to make sure the Database is readable by the plugin, or anything.

Can we get some support on this, as myBB is going to potentially be the foundation of our community software, and this plugin could make that happen!

Going to also report this as an issue.

I have a page that lists 5 of my most recent blog posts, and I want to have this plugin within each of the excerpts of the blog post, so that people can instantly share the post without having to go into it.

When I do this, it does capture an excerpt / link, but only of the whole page it’s currently on, as well as the excerpt for the top most blog post.

It’d be great if we could get a fix / update on this. For reference, this website has exactly what I would like: https://stonehearth.net/category/development/

Some research indicates the use of HTML hyperlinks in Php is not an easy task. Using ” or ‘ closes or starts new sections within Php (as we know), so by including a Hyperlink we close and reopen the Php command.

I’m starting to believe that the echo is trying to call the entire line, and so repeating another link within an echo is causing issues.

As seen in the original image I posted, Home is coloured to indicate it is part of a function, rather then just text.

Update: To get the Home Page to show up, I need to change to code and remove the ” “. It looks like: echo <li><a href="bloginfo('wpurl')">Home</a></li>;

However doing so throws up the error I posted earlier, regarding the Parse Error.

Sure.

I’m trialing it on the Restaurant Mini-Site at the moment, you can view other pages to see what we’ve got, compared to what we want to achieve.

https://cleaning.greenchoicegroup.com/restaurant-cleaning/

Basically, I am running a Mutlisite Network for a Client.

They wish for me to remove the Home Page link displayed on any of the Home Pages, and have it present only on the child pages.

So for example: Home Page | Services | Contact Us is how the menu looks now, but we only want the Home Page link to show on the child pages, not the Home Page of the site.

Neither of the functions is_page(‘2’) or is_front_page() are working.

This is very odd, it is almost as if it is completely ignoring the line of code : /

It still doesn’t show Home on the Home Page. I’ll try it with a is_page(‘ ‘)

Still isn’t working.

As you can see in this image (https://i.imgur.com/XPdW3.jpg) the ('home').">Home</a></li>"; appears to be coloured, as if something isn’t closed or working.

I am thankful for you assistance so far, and I appreciate all the help. I’ve never encountered these issues before : /

New Error after some changes:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in [directorylistings]/header.php on line 96

Here is the entire chunk of code I am using:

<div id="menu" class="alignleft">
 <?php if( function_exists('wp_nav_menu') && has_nav_menu('primary'))
   {
      wp_nav_menu( array('menu_id'=> '','container'=>''));
   }
       else {
            echo '<ul>';
	     if(!is_home())
	     	<li><a href="get_option('home')">Home</a></li>;
           wp_list_pages('title_li=');
           echo '</ul>';
            }
  ?>
</div>

Doesn’t appear to work, despite my best effort I still get either errors or the Home Page isn’t showing.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in [directorylistings]/header.php on line 98