Mikey (a11n)

Hi @asnsupport,

I had a look at your example and I think the reason it’s not working is because it’s not using double quotation marks ” instead of the regular quotation marks " . Shortcodes will only run when you have the normal quotation marks on them, so if you change them it should work fine.

Thanks @bluesix for the confirmation! ??

Hi @nas9286,

There was an issue with the previous zip file, try this one instead: https://filebin.net/odoatkxu88himybv

Hi @bluesix, Thanks for getting back to me with this – turns out there was a problem with the zip file I made. I made a new one and tested it this time: https://filebin.net/odoatkxu88himybv

Hi @bluesix,

We noticed some problems with some clients not parsing multipart emails properly, so we have a fix for it but have not released it yet. If you want you can download the latest fix with this link here: https://filebin.net/pg79wl0egw0hnbz9

Let us know how that goes!

Hi @nas9286,

We noticed some problems with some clients not parsing multipart emails properly, so we have a fix for it but have not released it yet. If you want you can download the latest fix with this link here: https://filebin.net/pg79wl0egw0hnbz9

Let us know how that goes

Just a note that I’m going to add this to WP Job Manager as well, it will likely be in the next release! ??

Hi @devmania,

There is a filter in Polylang to do this, here’s how it works:

add_filter( 'pll_get_taxonomies', 'add_tax_to_pll', 10, 2 );
 
function add_tax_to_pll( $taxonomies, $is_settings ) {
    if ( $is_settings ) {
        unset( $taxonomies['job_listing_category'] );
    } else {
        $taxonomies['job_listing_category'] = 'job_listing_category';
    }
    return $taxonomies;
}

Cheers,

Hi @systemtopic,

If it says “53” results but only shows 6, I wonder if maybe there’s aproblem with the query? You could install a plugin like Query Monitor (https://en-ca.www.ads-software.com/plugins/query-monitor/) and use it to view what query is being done on the site.

Here’s what it should look like for a search of “test”:

SELECT posts.ID
FROM wp_posts posts
WHERE ( posts.ID IN (
SELECT post_id
FROM wp_postmeta
WHERE meta_value LIKE '%test%' )
OR posts.post_title LIKE '%test%'
OR posts.post_content LIKE '%test%' )
AND posts.post_type = 'job_listing'

If it looks different then that, there might be another plugin or something in your theme that’s altering the query? I always suggest disabling all other plugins and switching to a default theme to see if the search still only shows limited results.

Hope that helps!

Hi @devmania,

Is there a way to translate Job categories?

Great question! I tested WPJM with Polylang and it doesn’t look like Polylang supports our custom category. Do you know if we need to do something to allow it to support our category, or does Polylang need to add something to their plugin to support our categories?

Hi @axiom28,

If you go to Job Manager > Settings > Job Visibility you can set the roles that will be able to Browse and View job listings – I think you just need to add that Consultant role there!

Hi @minazc,

Assigning a form to the Apply Button is part of the “WP Job Manager Applications” extension – but it doesn’t look active on your site? Here’s a link to the extension: https://wpjobmanager.com/add-ons/applications/

Or, do you maybe use another plugin that adds application forms to job listings? WP Job Manager without any extensions onl has the option to add an email or URL for the application.

Thanks for the details, @hastibe !

Happy to help!

Are there plans or ideas about the ability to promote a job being incorporated into the front-end for users posting jobs to decide on?

I will bring it up with my team for sure! I’m curious to see how well recieved this is and depending on that we’ll have to see if it’s worth doing for front-end as well, but thanks for the suggestion.

Hi @hastibe,

Thanks for asking! We partnered with a service called JobTarget to be able to easily promote jobs to all sorts of job boards. Basically the way it works is there’s just a Promote button you can now click for each job listing that will take you through a flow where you can pick and choose what job boards you want to promote your job to. No setup required on your end or on your site at all.

Are there costs involved in having job posts shared

Yes, if you go promote a job you will have to pay. I think it depends on what job board/s you choose!

What fields are required for the job posts to show-up correctly on other job boards and what if you are using custom fields?

Job Title, Description, and the listing URL are sent to JobTarget, but once in the flow you will be able to fill more details out.

What happens when the job post is filled, edited, or expired?

You would need to manage your promoted job at that point if you wanted to not promote it any more.

How does the “Programmatic” option work exactly?

JobTarget will recommend job boards based on your job listing data.

Where does the JobTarget step in the job post submission process come and what options are there for it on the back-end?

It’s only done on the back-end right now from the Job Listings page. It’s not available for people submitting jobs on the front end.

Can the JobTarget options to have posts shared to other job boards be limited on the back-end?

Can you tell me more about what you mean by this?

What options do website users see on the front-end when reaching the JobTarget step in the job post submission process?

The promote option is only available on the back-end. You can try clicking “Promote” on one of your jobs to see all the steps required!

We also have more information in our documentation page here: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/promoted-jobs/