Giannis

Hello @alduinwf,

Thank you for raising this. I have confirmed the bug and raised this issue to track it.

Hey @tarkham,

indeed the conditional content block is a bit hard to use and this is the reason that we replaced it with the visibility settings in Sensei Pro. The visibility settings appear in every block and they are easier to use and accessible.

If you decide to use Sensei Pro, we currently don’t allow the Course Outline block to be hidden however we are currently working to fix this and the fix is going to be included in the next release.

Is it also possible to report any accessibility issues in our GitHub repository so we can look into fixing them?

Thank you,
Giannis

Hey @tarkham,

although the Block Visibility feature mentioned by @dericleeyy is much more powerful, I think that you can achieve what you want with the Conditional Content block which exists in Sensei free. You can find a small explanation of how this block works in this page.

More specifically for your case, you should do the following in your course:
1. Select the Course Outline block and remove it (be careful not to remove the lessons and the modules that exist inside the Course Outline block)
2. Add a Conditional Content block.
3. Add the Course Outline block inside the Conditional Content block as an inner block.
4. Make sure the ‘Enrolled’ option is selected in the Conditional Content block (it is selected by default).

After this, the course outline will only be displayed to enrolled users.

Hope that helps,
Giannis

Hello @jamestav001,

How do I go about creating the short code (if nothing exists) to show the logged in user (student) on a webpage.

You can find all Sensei shortcodes in this page. Something that might work for you which is similar to a profile is the sensei_user_courses shortcode. Otherwise, if you are looking into creating your own, this page might be of use to you.

I have also seen posts about a Sensei student profile showing the profile of the logged in user, page which I am unable to find.

Do you refer to Learner Profiles? You can learn more about this here.

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

Giannis

Thank you for raising this @mecaadm. I have confirmed the bug and raised this issue to track it.

Hello @axtrobn,

this error can only happen if the plugin files are corrupted. Did you try to update the plugin recently and the installation failed?

To resolve the issue I would suggest re-installing the Sensei plugin. If you can’t do this currently in the plugins screen, this might suggest that there is a permission issue or something else in your server that restricts new files to be installed. If that’s the case then you will need to resolve the server issues first.

Hope that helps,
Giannis

Hello Harun,

have you discovered which query is responsible for the delay? If not I would suggest using a plugin like Query Monitor to find it.

Query Monitor has a caller field that will help you find which code path triggers the query. After that you will be able to try different approaches in optimizing the query like implementing some form of pagination as you suggested or adding a database index.

Hope that helps,
Giannis

Hello @nouveaucare,

regarding Google’s structured data, these are only returned when you visit a single job page for example a link like the following: https://nouveaucare.co.uk/job/qualified-nurse-to-practice-in-the-uk-4288/

When you visit a page which contains an overview of many jobs like the following, no structured data are returned:
https://nouveaucare.co.uk/care-jobs-in-norwich/

You can read a bit more about Google’s structured data in WPJM here. Hope that helps.

Hello @sbaa,

this is probably happening if you use and outdated version of ‘WP Job Manager – Applications’ plugin. Can you check if this is the case and if it is, update to the latest version?

Hello @revive,

‘Regenerate Thumbnails’ does not update the size of the original image and always keeps the original image available. Is it possible that you have used another plugin (e.g. like ‘Resize Image After Upload) which updates the original uploaded image?

Hello,

the UPDATE that you see is done WordPress Cron and does not directly relate to WP Job Manager.

There might be an issue with the Cron setup where cron-jobs are scheduled but never run. To further debug and fix the issue you will need to use an external tool to investigate which cron-jobs are scheduled and if they run succesfully.

If you use WP-CLI you can have a look here for relative commands. Alternatively you can try an external plugin like Advanced Cron Manager.

Hello @ladyofthecave,

WP Job Manager uses the company logo as a featured image. I imagine that your theme uses the featured image as a header picture and this is the reason that it replaces the header picture.

In order to solve this, you will probably need to customise your theme to not use the post featured image for jobs. I am afraid you will need to contact the theme developer for guidance on how to do that.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Giannis.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Giannis.

Hello @allcodeunknown,

which version of the plugin and WordPress do you use? Are you adding the code snippet using blocks or shortcode?

I have added the snippet both a block snippet and a shortcode and no table is added to the database.

Hello @xaifu,

thank you for reporting this! I’ve been able to reproduce this and it seems that there is then issue in the way that we handle the quiz status.

I have raised this issue in order for us to fix it. You can follow the ticket for updates.

Thank you,
Giannis

Hello @joewa1980,

as an update we have prepared a fix for this and it will be resolved in the next version.

Thanks,
Giannis