Jeremy Scott

I think there is still some confusion, so let me repeat: publishing a job in the Bullhorn ATS is a core feature of Bullhorn. It is used by many processes to manage feeds and exports and emails. It is an action you can perform on any job listing. See this image for where you perform the action:

https://matadorjobs.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/docs-settings-published-status-4.png

You shouldn’t need Bullhorn support to enable anything or change any settings to have access to this, but it is possible your user account doesn’t have the proper permissions, which is delegated by account owners.

Hi.

Its very likely the Bullhorn user level you have is not sufficient for publishing. Depending on the settings of the organization, jobs may not be able to be published by people who are not managers or owners.

That said, the act of publishing a job is absolutely something that can be changed. But its not a setting, like you said but rather a status. You “publish a job”. I just verified in my Bullhorn sandbox account that, yes, indeed, the workflow to publish is a job is as described on the help document I linked above.

If you’d like, our pro support team can be hired out to do a little bit of troubleshooting for you. Contact us with the contact form on our website.

Jeremy

Hi.

Part one of importing your jobs is setting whether to import “Published – Approved” and “Published – Submitted”, but you also need to set your jobs in Bullhorn to a published status as well.

If you started a sync when the setting was “All Jobs” it will literally import all jobs. Don’t worry, they should be automatically removed on your next sync after the setting is changed, or worst case you can manually delete them.

For more on the settings and how to publish your jobs, see here:

https://matadorjobs.com/docs/matador-settings/job-listings/published-status-to-import/

Jeremy
Matador Jobs Developer

Hi!

This is Jeremy, one of the co-lead developers.

Its frustratingly difficult to override theme templates in a plugin, plus kinda risky too, so we avoid it! Matador’s templates are used by our shortcodes, and many people build pages with the shortcodes in leu of using the template hierarchy (jobs archive). Try to make a page called “jobs” and put the [matador_jobs] shortcode on it. If you want search to appear before that, put [matador_search] then a line break and [matador_jobs].

Here is more on our shortcodes and how to use them. https://matadorjobs.com/docs/developer/shortcodes/

If you’re using an ad blocker, the js code is blocked by your adblocker, even the admin code.

As a comment to OP (and lots of commentors), be mindful that it is unwise to put sensitive stuff like PHP and Javascript into your database. As WordPress continues to harden its security, certain edge cases will be disallowed… and injecting PHP via a plugin should be one of them (if, as it appears to be, it isn’t already).

Further, dropping sensitive scripts is equally dangerous for security purposes, including scripts for ads. Most of the ad servers have plugins that make inserting them safer for your site. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/doubleclick-for-wp/ for one.