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@drawmyface Done!

Sweet lord what a great plugin, and this filter is exactly what I was looking for. Amazing work!

@runpixelrun Nope, in the end I didn’t need it any more (thankfully :-).

Have you tried looking up the option names in the database of the items that you are after? I think recreating those with the some help of the raw array of languages might still be a viable approach.

I think I can loop over pll_the_languages() and construct a derived option name to use with get_option() to get the content straight from the wp_options table. But maybe you know a cleaner and easier way.

I too was confused at first, but discovered you have to use the polylang language choice dropdown in the admin bar at the top to switch languages. Instead of setting it at ‘All languages’, try setting it to a specific language. Then look at the options page and you’ll probably be able to set your options for that specific language.

Thanks for that suggestion @mattdameon! That fixed it for me.

What I did:
– Delete the entire plugin
– Install 1.32.3 (https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/releases/download/1.32.3/wp-job-manager.1.32.3.zip)
– Update the plugin through the WP admin plugins screen

Now the menu looks like this:
Job Listings
– All Jobs
– Add New
– Job Categories
– Job Types
– Settings
– Add-ons

I’m seeing the same issue. Only ‘Settings’ and ‘Add-ons’ are shown as menu options under ‘Job Listings’ in the main WordPress menu.

Any of you earlier posters can track back what older version was still working?Maybe we can pinpoint where it went wrong. I’m new to this plugin so I’ve spend some hours figuring out where to edit job listings.