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On the default settings, it has 4 or 5 elements with weight, such as title.
So I want to add more element that I can give weight onto.

If I do that, the form went missing.

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I’ve figured out, it’s because the translation. I need to make adjustment with the word ‘preview’.

But then when I hit submit job button, it still goes to preview mode, where people need to hit submit or edit listing button.

I’ve bought search and filter plugin from codedesign. But I don’t know how to override the functionality.

FacetWP is too expensive for my pocket.

I tried to use twenty themes. But the result is still exactly the same. So the theme doesn’t override it. And I tried to delete the function you show me, but the search query still works (irrelevantly)

My question:
1. Is it the right function you gave me? Because if I delete it, it should throws error.
2. How to override it.

I mean field appear/disappear based on certain value of another field.

Add something like this:

add_filter( 'job_listing_post_statuses', 'reject_status');

function reject_status($a){
  $a['tidak_lolos'] = _x( 'Tidak Lolos', 'post status', 'wp-job-manager' );
  return $a;
}

change ‘tidak lolos’ with ‘rejected’

Yep, add_meta_boxes works…
Thank you.

@jamie, yep, any plan for future development to enable that?

@peter, I see what you mean. But it’s one by one.

How do you mean by it will be fine? Could you explain it a bit more.

Ok, I’ve figured out

add_filter ('job_manager_get_dashboard_jobs_args', 'tambah_status_iklan_yang_ditampilkan');

function tambah_status_iklan_yang_ditampilkan($x) {
  $x['post_status' ]  = array( 'publish', 'expired', 'pending', 'rejected' );
  return $x;
}

So, I’ve figured out all the backend problem.

But still don’t know how to show it on the frontend.

add_action( 'init', 'custom_post_status', 0 );
function custom_post_status() {

  $args = array(
    'label'                     => _x( 'Rejected', 'post status', 'wp_job_manager' ),
    'public'                    => true,
    'protected'                 => true,
    'exclude_from_search'       => true,
    'show_in_admin_all_list'    => true,
    'show_in_admin_status_list' => true,
    'label_count'               => _n_noop( 'Rejected <span class="count">(%s)</span>', 'Rejected <span class="count">(%s)</span>', 'wp-job-manager' ),

  );
  register_post_status( 'Rejected', $args );

}

Up to certain degree I have managed to make the post status to change and saved.

But I can’t seems to add a label above the listings list on the backend.

And the listing whose status I’ve changed doesn’t appear on the frontend, when user see his listings list.

Here’s the code I use. Any additional hint? ??

add_filter( 'job_listing_post_statuses', 'reject_status');
function reject_status($a){
$a['rejected'] = _x( 'Rejected', 'post status', 'wp-job-manager' );
return $a;
}

// Register Custom Status
if ( ! function_exists('custom_post_status') ) {

// Register Custom Status

add_action( 'init', 'custom_post_status', 0 );
function custom_post_status() {

  $args = array(
    'label'                     => _x( 'Rejected', 'Status General Name', 'wp_job_manager' ),
    'label_count'               => _n_noop( 'Rejected (%s)',  'Rejected (%s)', 'wp_job_manager' ),
  );
  register_post_status( 'Rejected', $args );

}

`

Still works.