Mikey (a11n)

Hi @keithdevon,

Thanks for the notice! Can you tell me where you see this happen so we can reproduce the problem? If you deactivate all other plugins, do you still see this notice?

Thanks!

Hi @danesthesia,

You could hide the job submission form behind some kind of restriction for certain roles, and then only when that role is there, give access to job posting. Would that work?

Maybe a plugin like Block Visibility could hide/show the job board for certain roles only? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/block-visibility/

As for registering new users as Candidates, if you go to Settings > General you can set the new default role to whatever you want!

I’ll mark this as closed for now. Feel free to open a new thread if you have further questions ??

Hi @webrabbitz,

I haven’t seen this happen before – can you tell me more about your site? It sounds like it might be a plugin conflict with something else. Can you try disabling all plugins except WP Job Manager and see if you still get the Invalid JSON response?

If you add a new job from the frontend, does the same issue happen?

Hi @dexo-design ,

Good question! From my understanding, it’s not possible on WordPress to have two different things use the same URL base. So if you use it for Job Listings, it will only work with Job Listings and not other content.

Hope this helps!

Hi @toneee,

Go Fetch Jobs is a plugin built for WP Job Manager but it is not one of our plugins – it’s owned and maintained by someone else. I’ve contacted them to let them know in case they hadn’t seen this already.

Thanks for pointing it out!

Hi @mariussixbase,

Good question! Out of the box, WP Job Manager doesn’t have this capability. However, you could build something like this with a developer. It would require some sort of Syndication from the Parent site to the Child site. If this is a route you want to explore I would suggest looking for a developer for help making this feature.

Hi @dahnny,

Here’s a few things I would check:

1. Does that job listing have a salary on it?
2. Does your theme support that field? You can try switching to a default theme like Twenty Twenty Three to see if it works
3. Maybe you are overriding the theme template and removing that field?
4. In Job Listings > Settings > Job Listings do you see all the Salary settings active?

In my testing with the Twenty Twenty Three theme it shows up in the job posting as expected.

Hi @voicetoons,

You would need to override a template for that. The template that has that login prompt is the account-signing.php template and you can see that part here: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/trunk/templates/account-signin.php#L40

We have a page that describes how to do template overrides here: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/

Hope this helps!

Hi @chcw, I would check with your host to see if there are any PHP Error logs that might give you a hint as to why the page is not loading.

Have you tried disabling all plugins except WPJM to see if it works in that case? Then you could enable them back one at a time to see which one might be causing a conflict.

Hi @chcw, thanks for checking that! Do you have any other plugins that mgiht be restricting access to pages? I would try deactivating all other plugins and seeing if you still get this error. It might be something that’s restricting admin pages or api pages with some kind of authentication?

Hi @chcw, thanks for the screenshot! Looking at the 404, it looks like it might be cached by Cloudflare, which could be causing the issue. Could you exclude that URL from being cached by Cloudflare?

When a 404 happens, it means that the server can’t reach that endpoint, so likely it’s been cached or the permalinks have changed so that the URL has changed.

Hope this helps!

Interesting! Are both YouTube URLs similar? I can see one is https://youtu.be/dXVbnGvGVqA – maybe that’s the issue?

Hi @calliewallie! It looks like you are echoing out the YouTube URL, which won’t display the actual video. What I think you need to do is use wp_oembed_get which will turn that URL into an actual embeddable HTML video. More info on how to use that function here:

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_oembed_get/

Hope this helps!

Hi @adam429 – great question! Have you tried some some CSV export plugins like WP All Export? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-all-export/

I just tested using that plugin on my test site and it worked great for Applications. You’ll want to set the post type to job_application and then customize what you want in the table

Cheers,