bindlegirl (a11n)

Hi @jcutler !

This is a known bug that was reported here: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/1884

I believe that some custom code solution could be made to fix the problem until our developers add the fix. For example a snippet like this can be used to remove custom post types from the main search. Custom post type, in this case, is ‘job_listing’. That code will remove all job listings from the main search, and more code would need to get added to remove only those with expired status.

I have added this link to the GitHub issue, so our developers are aware of it. In addition, you may want to subscribe to the issue, so you get updated when anything new happens.

Hi @shreeshchandra !

@braehler gave you some good advice. You will need to test things on your staging site. Since this redirection is caused by some custom code, it’s going to be very hard for us to provide a solution for you and you may need to hire someone to help your resolve the issue.

Hi @sagartupe !

1. You can have a lesson without a quiz. Feel free to delete the Quiz block from any lesson.
2. Yes, it can work like that.

A quiz is not a mandatory part of any course.

Hi @elisagilis !

It’s hard to say what happened. Does anything about the URL of the missing file look strange? Have you tried loading that image in the browser and seeing if it shows up? Does it exist on the server?

Hope to hear back from you soon!

Hi @arsenalemusica !

I understand that troubleshooting this is difficult for you but unfortunately, theme switch tests are most often the best way to go.

If you can’t test things on your live site, I recommend creating a staging site.
Many hosts provide a staging service, where you can do testing without affecting the live site. You can ask your host about this. If they don’t give you a staging site, you could try WP Staging plugin.

That said, I checked your site and noticed that the default images from WPJM (when no logo is provided) do show up: https://d.pr/i/vyG7ZA

WPJM adds a logo as a featured image to the job post. It’s possible that your theme is in some way affecting featured images so this connection breaks. If you check the job listing in WP-Admin, do you see the logo image there? It should be in the sidebar like this: https://d.pr/i/P9Zz6o

If not, what happens when you try adding the logo in WP-Admin?

Hi @sasasasaaa !

Thanks for bringing this to our attention! You are right, the comment pagination isn’t working as expected on some themes. Although we can’t guarantee support for all themes, default WordPress themes are always supported. Our developers are working on a fix for this and we expect it to become available with the next Sensei update later this month.

I see you submitted the translation here: https://translate.www.ads-software.com/locale/sv/default/wp-plugins/sensei-lms/

The suggestions can sometimes take a while to get approved but you can still use your own translation while waiting.

Hi @ycsuk !

Unfortunately, invoice pdfs don’t support custom fields at this moment. This is a feature that has been requested in the past and our developers are looking into making it work. That being said, we don’t have an estimated timeframe for when it will be added.

Hi @schning !

Have you tried using the Loco Translate plugin? I recommend you try it out. Are you using some other translations plugin?

Hi @jonkastonka !

I’m sorry we missed your thread here. Since it has been a while since you posted it, I would first like to confirm you are still having these issues with Sensei and Polylang?

Hi @kleinefrage !

It looks like you are hosting your site on WordPress.com and you have Single Sign On enabled.

First, can you please check if the test account you created shows up in your site dashboard on the Users page?

If yes, can you check if you can log in when you disable the Single Sign On feature?

Hi @kleinefrage !

So does this mean, that if employer want to change his job post, he need to registrate on wordpress? So there is no other way for him that to registrate to wordpress?

Yes, otherwise how could they be able to edit just their own posts? They need an account to be able to have access to posts that they created.

I believe that what is confusing you is the login button on your site links to the standard WordPress.com login page. If you create some sort of a custom login form (such as the one added by WooCommerce for example) you can use code snippets to redirect users to log in using that custom form.

Please check out these documents:

https://wpjobmanager.com/document/registration-login-page/
https://wpjobmanager.com/document/wpjm-core-snippets/#section-2

Hi @parakhrocks !

Please use this form to get support for our paid add-ons:

https://wpjobmanager.com/support/

We are not allowed to support premium plugins in these forums.

Thanks!

Hi @vikp !

Thanks for bringing this up! I’ve had no problems running the plugin with the latest WordPress and I have asked our developers to change the “tested up to” version.

Hi @bbuthmann !

There is no out-of-the-box way for bulk editing post contents. You could use a plugin for altering database content or a similar tool from your host if they provide it.