Anantajit JG

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Sorry, this feature is only available in the PRO version.

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Anantajit JG

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Can you please let us know how you have added the Job Reference field? Have you used any external plugins, such as Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)? or is it added as a job specification?

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Anantajit JG

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We are extremely sorry for the delay in response.

Please note that mainly two pages are created when you activate our plugin. One is the job listing page (standard page) which contains the job listing shortcode ([awsmjobs]) generated by our plugin, and the other is the jobs archive page (www.example.com/jobs) which is a WordPress generated archive page for jobs. Basically, both list the jobs with the same configurations. We have enabled both pages for flexibility and ease of use.

When you use the same slug (jobs) for both archive pages and lob listing page, then WordPress gives preference to the archive page. So even if you add content to your job listing page, it won’t be reflected on the page. So, if you only need the standard page with shortcode added and not the archive pages, you can easily disable the same by checking the Disable the archive page for Job Openings option from Job Openings General Settings. You may also need to refresh your site’s Permalink settings.

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Anantajit JG

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We have released WP Job Openings version 3.2.0, which adds Akismet Anti-Spam Protection. When the Akismet plugin is activated, you have to enable this option from WP Job Openings Form General Settings. Please try it and let us know your feedback.

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Anantajit JG

Hi

We have released WP Job Openings version 3.2.0, which fixes this issue. So we are marking this as resolved. If you still face any issues, please feel to change the status.

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Anantajit JG

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We are extremely sorry for the delay in response.

Our plugin uses your theme template for the job detail page by default. So, please try the plugin template (Settings > Appearance > Job Detail Page > Job detail page template > Plugin Template) instead of your theme template. If you want the theme template, you have to use CSS code to remove these elements (if your theme doesn’t have options to turn off these features for job detail pages).

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Anantajit JG

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Sorry! The link you have shared is not working. Can you please share a working link to your job listing page? Also, please share more details about the device and the browser you have tested.

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Anantajit JG

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Sorry for the delay in response.

This issue is due to a bug with Facebook in-app browser with file fields. In the next version of WP Job Openings, we will add a possible fix to this issue with these browsers. If this is urgent, you can use the below JS code in your theme settings. Please add it and let us know if it fixed this issue.

jQuery(function($) {
	if ($('.awsm-application-form .awsm-form-file-control').length  > 0) {
		var userAgent = navigator.userAgent;
		var isFBAppBrowser = (userAgent.indexOf('FBAN') > -1) || (userAgent.indexOf('FBAV') > -1) || (userAgent.indexOf('Instagram') > -1);
		if (isFBAppBrowser) {
			$('.awsm-application-form .awsm-form-file-control').removeAttr('accept');
		}
	}
});

External Resources
https://xtemos.com/docs/woodmart/theme-settings-panel/#custom_js

Hi

Currently, WP Job Openings supports reCAPTCHA v2 only, which is very effective against spambots. WP Job Openings PRO supports reCAPTCHA v3 also, which validates the user by a score based on the user actions on your site. In future versions of WP Job Openings, you can expect more spam protection methods.

External Resources

If you are interested in limiting the job-related content by a specific country, you can use the iQ Block Country plugin.

WP Job Openings records every applicant’s IP address. You can view the same from the application edit screen. So if you are using any security plugin and if this supports blocking by IP address, then you can use the same too.

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Anantajit JG

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Usually, these types of issues occur due to any problem with Permalinks. To fix this, you can refresh the WordPress Permalinks Settings. Please go to WordPress Settings > Permalinks and click Save Changes. This will refresh the permalinks structure for you.

If this doesn’t solve your problem, please go to Tools > Site Health > Info (Second Tab) and click the Copy site info to clipboard button from the dashboard. Please make sure that all results are loaded. Then, share the active plugins and theme list with us.

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You can remove the cover letter field or add extra fields with the help of the Pro version of WP Job Openings (Add-on). You can learn more about these features from our website.

Please make sure that you have checked the Display expiry date option under the Job Expiry options. If you have already checked this option, please share any job detail page URL with us to look into this issue.

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Anantajit JG

Sorry for the delayed response.

Can you please share any job detail page URL with us to check this issue? Mostly these types of issues occur due to conflict with the theme.

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Anantajit JG

Sorry for the delayed response.

We have extensively tested this issue, and we couldn’t replicate this issue in a fresh installation. These types of issues may occur due to older entries causing issues with new entries. This is common with systems that used other job plugins, which generated these entries and were never removed when the plugin was uninstalled. This can also occur if you customize the default WordPress-generated term slug or create these entries outside the WP Job Openings interface (with multilingual plugins such as WPML).

If these issues occur, it is better to remove all the duplicated entries and add them as fresh entries. If you already have jobs assigned to these terms, it may be hard for you to remove these entries and reassign them. In that case, you can enable the WordPress interface instead of WP Job Openings generated interface to manage job specifications. After enabling the interface, add the newly generated term slug to old entries and remove the new entries. This way, you don’t have to remove the entries already assigned to jobs.

If you need this, then you can use the below code snippet. Since you are already using the Code Snippets plugin, you can add this snippet with the help of this plugin.

function awsm_jobs_tax_custom_args( $args ) {
	$args['show_ui'] = true;
	$args['show_in_menu'] = true;
	return $args;
}
add_filter( 'awsm_jobs_tax_args', 'awsm_jobs_tax_custom_args' );

Please try this and let me know if this works for you.

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Anantajit JG

Hi

We have improved the way how job specifications are handled in version 3.0.0. Please check if this version resolved your issues. If not, please go to Tools > Site Health > Info (Second Tab) and click the Copy site info to clipboard button from the dashboard. Please make sure that all results are loaded. Then, share the active plugins and theme list with us.

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Anantajit JG

Hi

Sorry for the delay in response.

Please note that we use the WordPress default search functionality. For the WordPress search query to work, the required text content should be present in the title, excerpt, or the original job content.

Searching, which includes the job specification data, is possible. But this has performance overhead, and hence we have provided these as filters only.

Currently, if you need any job specification options to be included in the search, you can easily add the specification information in the job excerpt. We hope it helps.

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Anantajit JG