angelakweber

Thank you for your response. Unfortunately I am not an expert with PHP, and would not be comfortable trying to add that functionality myself!

I am aware that candidates can be emailed from the backend, however our organization receives so many applicants on a daily basis that it would become very time consuming to email them all with a confirmation.

Looking forward to this feature in the future, in the meantime we may need to choose another plugin. Thank you!

Thanks for your response. Any plans to include an auto respond to applicants who apply? I noticed this isn’t currently a feature, but would be very handy for our organization. Is there a way to manually code this in using PHP?

Nope, never got an answer. The support on this plugin is ridiculous, decided to find a different plugin.

Can’t believe I didn’t think of clearing the caching, thanks so much. That fixed the issue.

Here’s a screenshot of what’s going on.

https://www.aversan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/css-issues.jpg

The text can’t be read. I just need to get rid of the grey background on this css element, but can’t find the right CSS file in the plugin folders.

I think it was my website host – I was actually just testing it on a separate domain/host, but when I tried on my actual website it seemed to work fine. Thanks!

Update: I have tried Ninja Forms instead…. and now the form does show up properly with no shortcode showing on the page… HOWEVER, now I get this error at the top of my screen when hitting submit:

Warning: array_search() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /home/aversana/public_html/test/wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager-contact-listing/includes/forms/ninjaforms.php on line 72

Actually, I have another issue as well…

If you attempt to actually ‘apply’ for the job, the form loads and loads and loads but does not send.

I’m not positive which version it was. I searched for it using the Plugins tab in WordPress and just installed whatever version came up.

Actually, for some reason the plugin just randomly gave me a MySQL error and caused my entire site to stop loading (even after having it installed and working fine for hours), so I unfortunately cannot use it and will have to search for a premium plugin.

Good work with it though, wish I could have used it!

Actually I’ve been playing around with the PHP code and figured it out myself. Thank you!

Hi again,

Thanks for your quick response.

This did fix the issue for posts, however we are also using some plugins that generate pages on their own, and in this case we have endless menu options.

Here’s an example of what I mean: https://aversanaero.com/test/aerospace-defence/current-opportunities/apply/990/

Our 404 / Search pages also have this issue.

We wouldn’t mind disabling the menu altogether in these cases. Is it possible to go into the PHP code to disable menus on certain pages? Or specify somehow which menu options we’d like to see? Obviously there is no way to go into a page or post template for these pages to select which menu items we’d like.

Thanks in advance for any help! ??