Andrew Rothman

The error message you’re receiving appears to be related to the Feeds feature of the plugin, which is enabled/disabled from the Settings panel for the plugin. It’s possible that some invalid values have been entered into that panel, which is normally empty unless someone at PCRecruiter has provided specifics. Start by making sure that the ‘Job Feed Enabled’ box is unchecked and that the other boxes in that screen are empty.

I had looked at Feed WordPress, but I’m trying to avoid creating posts out of all the items in the feed. I’m just looking to display the content, not import it.

I got my answer:

If you’re importing the zipcode, rather than relying on Google’s API for it, you want to put the zipcode into the “geolocation_postcode” custom field. That gets it lined up properly.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Andrew Rothman. Reason: typo fix

Got my answer! If I want to import the zipcode rather than relying on Google to geocode it, I just need to put it in the geolocation_postcode custom field. All working now.

Just checking back on this one. Where on a job should the zipcode be placed in a normal situation? None of the videos or screenshots I’ve seen show anything other than city and state. How do I include the zipcode correctly in a job listing?

I’ve created a test account and I’m getting similar behavior. The city and state are imported, but I can’t import the postalcode without breaking the JSON object.

Can you give me any direction on where the postalcode should be imported to? The walkthrough video shows adding address, city, and state, but no zip. I just need to see an example of proper postalcode import and I should be able to figure it out from there.

I’ll open a support ticket with the demo link though, thanks!

Hi Richard,

I do have a Maps key in there, and I can see that the ‘custom fields’ section on the job includes the geolocation_formatted_address, geolocation_lat, geolocation_long etc. but when I view the JSON object there’s no postalcode.

When I click on a job listing in the admin area of WordPress, where should I see the postalcode? I see City and State, but I don’t know where postalcode is supposed to be put into the job.

Actually, I don’t think this is an issue with the import. It’s a question about where I should be importing the zipcode data to. The problem occurs even when I manually enter a job.

If the Location field contains “Denver, CO” the schema is valid, but missing the zipcode:

{“@type”:”Place”,”address”:{“@type”:”PostalAddress”,”addressLocality”:”Denver”,”addressRegion”:”CO”,”addressCountry”:”US”}}

But when I put “Denver, CO 80012” into the location box, the schema is invalid:

{“@type”:”Place”,”address”:”Denver, CO 80012″}

I’m trying to figure out how to add zipcodes to the jobs in such a way that the JSON object is properly formatted. Is there some other field I should be putting the zip into?

Never mind – I found the WP All Import setting for deleting items that aren’t in the feed each time and that fixed it.

Found a workaround. Rather than having the user put a full URL in the shortcode, we’re just having them enter the latter half of the URL. If there’s no “http” in it, we assume the domain is ours (which it almost always is) and tack it on for them. That will get us around the issues for most implementations.

Yep. The incorrect quotes are exactly what I’m seeing. They’re wrapping a full anchor tag with double-quotes in it around the URL in the shortcode. I’ll look into that preg_match() option and see if that gets me anywhere. I mean, I can easily fix it by just telling the user to un-link the text, but if I can avoid the whole issue, that’ll help!

Thanks!

I’m not actually able to get into his site myself, but I can suggest that as a step for him. I just didn’t know if there was anything in the permalinks or other base-level WP stuff that might cause an issue like this before I tell him to start shutting off plugins.

Hi Matt ?? It’s actually not my site, so I don’t have much more info. I’m providing code to a third-party who is trying to put it into his WP site, which is https://www.directrecruiters.com/for-candidates/view-opportunities. I should be able to pass a query string through to that iframe on the page (we do this on other sites), but his WP is dumping anything that’s tacked onto the URL. I wasn’t sure what to tell him to look for, and he’s not particularly WP-savvy.

Ah! I very likely do have the debugger enabled. Glad to help with the reporting and I’ll keep an eye out for the update whenever it should come.

Thanks for the great plugin!

Hi Diana,

The error appears when I click “Save Menu” on any menu. I don’t believe manual values for count or skip have been set, but I’m not sure – where would I look?