orangemint123

Hi, I just came on here to say the same thing. Really had me confused as I’d previously used the same plugin successfully on another site using the code from https://ninjaforms.com/documentation/extension-docs/modal-forms/ which is correct!

I put add_theme_support( ‘job-manager-templates’ ); in my functions.php and it rewrites the url but then displays a 404 so I guess there’s more to it than this.
Also if the location was in the url too it would really improve search engine results. I’m already getting hits on jobs on our site when I add the location in to the title of the job but having the job type and location already in the URL would give the jobs a massive boost in Google so any help getting this working would be really appreciated.

Hi Mike, Is it easy to add some sort of filter so that the URL reads https://xxx.com/location/jobtype/ or at least just https://xxx.com/location/ and https://xxx.com/jobtype/

Hi Mike,

I’ve tested it without any plugins and with the 2011 theme with the same issue. I’m accessing the job types by navigating to Job Listings > Job Types and hovering over the name of the job type then clicking view. Also not sure what your question means. Do you mean have I named any pages the same as the taxonomy?

Can anyone offer an opinion on this? Just looking for someone elses input. Cheers.

Sorted thanks ??

Okay no worries, thought it might be something like that.

Thanks for fixing the _filled and _featured in the last release.
It works perfectly now when filtering out the options in Admin.

Okay thanks.

I had a look at search.php and it seems the code is already there to pull in the title but just underneath it needs a single line to add the field to type the title in.

This is great and works fine except for _featured.

I added `function delete_form_fields($fields) {
unset($fields[‘_company_name’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_website’]);
unset($fields[‘_application’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_tagline’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_twitter’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_logo’]);
unset($fields[‘_filled’]);
unset($fields[‘_featured’]);
return $fields;
}
add_filter(‘job_manager_job_listing_data_fields’, ‘delete_form_fields’);`

which removes the fields from admin, but the submitted jobs then don’t show up in the [jobs] page.
If I remove _featured filter then it works fine.
Any ideas? Or shall I just resort to removing it directly from the …writepanels.php file?

Install Ajaxy

https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/ajaxy-search-form

Put the widget in your sidebar and then go to the Ajaxy settings.
Click templates.
Check all the options except Job_Listings
Click bulk actions – remove from results.

Et voila, search as you type for job keywords in your side bar.
It won’t search by job type / category but I installed a plugin called Taxonomy Widget to provide dropdown boxes for these.

It’s working now! Must learn to read.

Thank you very much for your patience Mike!

??

Oh bollocks

This is exactly what I’m doing:

I’m using the theme Shelflife:
1) I go in to the shelflife theme, open up single.php
2) copy the contents
3) go to my shelflife child theme
4) paste the contents in to job_manager/content-single-job_listing.php

Now it looks like this:
https://mccartney-maxwell.com/mccartney187694/job/optometrist/

This doesn’t work for me.

I’ve copied single.php across both from the theme I’m using and I’ve tried copying to from TwentyFourteen but it doesn’t display the jobs anymore, it just keeps copying the heading of the job about a hundred times down the page!

Hi Mike, how do I change the sidebar on the single job listing? I’ve had a look at the single-job_listing.php and there’s no reference to a sidebar, I’ve renamed page.php as single-job_listing.php and it screwed up the display altogether.