Mikey (a11n)

Hi @dellalan,

The way job listings approval works when the setting “Require admin approval of all new listing submissions” is on is that the post_status of the post is set to Pending until it’s approved by the admin.

WPJM on it’s own won’t change the Job Listing from Pending to Approved , but maybe another plugin changed the post_status of that post?

Hope this helps!

Hi @nivo2019 – what version of the plugin are you running? I haven’t heard of this issue before. What I might suggest is deleting the plugin and re-installing it – maybe there was a problem when it was installed?

Something else to try is disable all other plugins and switch to a default theme to see if maybe there’s a conflict with another plugin/theme.

Let us know how that goes!

Hi @heckman1977,

That definitely sounds odd. Do you have a screenshot you could share? One thing I would try is disabling all other plugins and switching to a default theme like “Twenty Twenty Three” just to make sure other code isn’t causing the problem.

Let us know how that goes!

Hi @mtwk-applied – great question!

If you have an active license for the add-ons, you’ll be able to update them. You can go to Job Listings -> Add-ons and then to the “Licenses” tab at the top. From there you can enter your licenses for the add-ons. Once you’ve done that, you should be able to update the plugins.

I’ve released 1.40.1 to address this issue. Thanks for reporting and sorry for the problem!

Hi folks! Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’re working on a fix!

@freddredirl you can try using wp_cache_flush to clear the object cache.

Hi there!

Something like this should work:

ul.job_listings li.job_listing.job_position_featured a {
  background-color: blue;
}

Hey @freddredirl – it sounds like the problem is that when the import script happens, it doesn’t recalculate the term counts. I would suggest using a function like wp_update_term_count in your script so that the term counts are updated.

When you manually assign a job to a user, what’s happening is that the job listing is being saved, which triggers a term count, which updates the term count number for the job.

Hope this helps!

Hi @flamuren – I had a look on my test site and the widget looked fine without any weird spacing like on your site. It looks like it might be some CSS from your theme or another plugin that might be interferring with the widget. If you change themes to something like Storefront, does it still look that way?

Hi @fmtlol – great question!

Using the [submit_job_form] shortcode, you can create a page that allows users with any role on the site to submit a job.

Once those jobs are submitted, you can either approve them and they get listed, or set them to automatically approve by changing the “Moderate New Listings” option in the “Job Submission” option area:

I believe it’s something in the technical setup we’re using with varnish as a reverse proxy which isn’t caching any ajax requests.

It looks like Varnish is caching the requests as I see the 1.1 varnish-v4 header on the result. It looks like when Varnish is NOT caching them, it takes a lot longer. My guess is that there’s a databse query somewhere taking a really long time, or something else like another plugin that might be causing some slow down.

So is there a way to get the same visual result accept without using the ajax requests?

The [jobs] shortcode which uses the get_listings AJAX request is the way to get this exact output, so I would suggest looking deeper into what might be causing the slowdown. Alternatively, you could write your own WP_Query to get what you need – you can look at the code for the get_listings query here: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/28f871e3bac1bede01af6186bc4525fe38220c63/includes/class-wp-job-manager-ajax.php#L122

Hi @baverkerk – good question!

I can see that that page is taking a long time to load – I tested this endpoint out on my test site without any other plugins and it loaded no problem. Have you tried disabling all plugins except WP Job Manager and seeing if it’s still slow?

You might also have some luck asking your host to see if they notice anything happening on that page load, it might be that another plugin is having errors or that there is some other bottleneck that we can’t see.

Hope this helps!

Hi @fernandot,

> Do you know if there are plans to update the Attachments plugin in order to support the Learning Mode?

We have plans to deprecate this plugin and help those using migrate to using Blocks instead.

Hi @jamestav001,

> Is there any way of getting the H5P results into the Sensei LMS student records.

We don’t have an integration with that plugin. What featurefrom H5P were you hoping to use? Sensei Pro has quite a few interactive blocks you can use:
https://senseilms.com/interactive-blocks/