braehler

@mariussixbase

If I get you right and you want to show some teaser text of the job listing you can use this php snippet

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

Just place this into the “content-job_listing.php” template. Maybe you have to test a little where to exactly paste this into

@its7376

I do not use the option of defer-term-counting in my command, so iI cant tell where the error comes from, but it seems you are using “-” instead of “–“, And I would suggest to make sure you are running the latest version of wpcli. And maybe you post the error here

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by braehler.

@agrutiparihar1712

to remove the location field of the job submission flow use this snippet here

add_filter( 'submit_job_form_fields', 'custom_submit_job_form_fields_dm' );

function custom_submit_job_form_fields_dm( $fields ) {
    // in this example, we remove the job_tags field
    unset($fields['job']['job_tags']);

    // And return the modified fields
    return $fields;
}

instead of job_tags use the meta key of the location field. By default htis should be job_location

To remove the location field of the job list and the single job you need to override the following templates and upload them to the following directory

content-single-job_listing-meta.php
remove line 37
and upload the file to the following direction on your server
yourtheme/job_manager/content-single-job_listing-meta.php

content-job_listing.php
remove line 31-33
and upload the file to the following direction on your server
yourtheme/job_manager/content-job_listing.php

These are the standard WPJM templates, maybe your theme is using its own, so you need to check this

@yaruha

is the key in some way restricted? You need to set up an urestricted API Key. Another issue could be something from your theme. Did you reach out to your themes support as well?

@putmir

you can use the shortcode with filter like this and set up 2 diffrent pages:

[jobs categories=domestic] and

[jobs categories=overseas]

@e2robert

thanks but I had to change the code a little bit, this one here does the job

wp post delete $(wp post list --post_type=job_listing --post_status=trash --format=ids) --force

@paul-swaak

this question is paid add on related and should be asked via the support of WPJM website.

But to give you a hand:

You can use the WP All Import/ Export Plugin with the job amanger add on

@dee987

you can just enable the salary field in the settings of WPJM:

Settings –> Jobs–> enable salary

• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by braehler.

@holoholo

The code @hastibe provided works out. This was somehting we put together some time ago in another thread.

Please not that the CSS will work for new listings submitted after you changed the CSS. For all older listings you need to regenerate thumbnails

• This reply was modified 9 months, 4 weeks ago by braehler.

@david-innes

there are two ways to achieve this. First option is to edit the translation file to your needs. Either via the PO Edit programm or via loco translate.

Second option is the field editor plugin provided by Myles

@tamirat22

Tried this last week. From my side i was able to copy and paste some text including emojys into the “standard” job description field. It fails when using our custom field. I′m going to ask myles from field editor why this is hapening

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by braehler.

@muenchensued

I would guess this is theme related

@muenchensued

The WP ALL IMPORT Plugin including the add on for wp job manger is the easeiest way to bulk import data or export the data as well, as you mentioned in your other thread

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by braehler.

@briankassler

Try this one here, should get the job done for you

add_filter( 'job_manager_default_company_logo', 'smyles_custom_job_manager_logo' );

function smyles_custom_job_manager_logo( $logo_url ){

	// Change the value below to match the filename of the custom logo you want to use
	// Place the file in a /images/ directory in your child theme's root directory.
	// The example provided assumes "/images/custom_logo.png" exists in your child theme
	$filename = 'custom_logo.png';
	
	$logo_url = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/images/' . $filename;
	
	return $logo_url;
	
}

@bluejay77

thanks. Unfortunaly I didn′t had the time yet to test this with a default theme, but I′m going to do this.

One thing that comes to my mind, is that we do not use the default job descrpiction field, we use a custom field via the field editor plugin, Maybe this is causing the issue?