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Thank you for your reply. Your information was helpful. I fixed the issue by disabling the AJAX form submission in WPForms. For anyone else you disable it in WPForms by going to edit your form, then navigating to Settings > General. Scroll to Advanced section and turn off “Enable AJAX form submission”.

Sorry I mistyped, I am using Uncanny Automator for the redirect because I am creating a Post as an action when the form is submitted. That is why I am not using the WPForms redirect.

Awesome! That worked perfectly. Thank you for your quick response.

Hello, I am getting the same error on my checkout page using the Woocommerce Square plugin. I am using a plugin wp-crowdfunding which creates a seperate ‘Crowdfunding’ product type where the customers choose how much they want to give. So the inital product cost does start at 0, but is input before the checkout page. The issue looks related in scope to the issue above with the Woocommerce Subscriptions, so I wanted to mention it and ask for assistance on it here.

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Once you choose an amount to give on a campaign you are taken to the /checkout page where you can see the “Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘amount’ of undefined” error appear in your Browser Console.

teracomp you’re a superhero! Thank you a lot this, works perfectly.

teracomp thank you for this. Does this solution still work with the latest wp-job-manager? I copied the code from the last post and placed it in my theme’s functions.php, but there was no additional options added to the job dashboard.

Ok first delete the values you entered. In that section click on the ‘Syndicated Posts’ link. This brings you to the ‘Syndicated Posts & Links Settings’ page. In the ‘Custom Post Settings (to apply to each syndicated post)’ section. The Key equals _featured not key:. Value equals 0

I simplified the instructions as best as I could. If you can provide a screenshot or more information with your problem then I may be able to assist.

On the ‘Syndicated Posts & Links Settings’ page for your feed. Under the ‘Custom Post Settings (to apply to each syndicated post)’, enter Key: _filled Value: 0, Key: _featured Value: 0.

I started by importing my feed with the FeedWordPress plugin. In the feed setup under Syndicated Post you can set the Custom Post Type to ‘Job Listings’. On the same page you set up the import for Custom rss fields to metadata fields. Here you will include the _filled = 0 and _featured = 0 along with your other fields. Other notable metadata fields are _job_types and _job_location

Yes! I set up the custom metadata fields _filled = 0 and _featured = 0 and the jobs showed up immediately.

You’re the man thanks!

I am also trying to accomplish this. Specifically with the ‘Job Types’ field. How must the Job Type field be formatted on import to populate the _job_types field?