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MichaelH, thanks for the reply!
It’s a payed theme. I can give you an access to my trial blog using wordpress for you to see what my (huge) problem is. Just send your email to me, please.
I’m really desperate… I want to put it working but there’s no way to do it until I have Jobpress reading the old database.

The problem is that Jobpress uses custom fields, also for the title of the post (in this case, the job offer).
And the normal wordpress site that I have doesn’t use custom fields, what makes the title of the jobs I have unreadable.
So, the titles simply doesn’t appear in Jobpress and I can’t click on it to see the job offer.

I think there’s a way to code the theme for it to read both the old titles and the new ones from the custom field…

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Someone, please?
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jimmiejo, hi!
Nice to meet you!
I’ve been following the ad feed since you’ve created it! I’m an advertising copywriter.
I really love your theme and I’m looking desperately for something like yours, with a little tweak in the footer, for a project of myself.
You’ve done a really good job there, congratulations!
I’m not a programmer so I have no idea how to build something like that and I understand you don’t want to share a thing that give you so much work.

Yes dwshetler, and it was very well done!
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My congrats to the author for doing such a beauty with wordpress!

Are there any more themes that looks like this?

Or themes for wordpress to build a css gallery?

Tkx!

Tks Geetar, that’s a nice example.

Does anyone knows more that looks like this?

Regards!

Is anyone using or working with this theme?
I need some help please…
Thanks!

VB, thanks for the help, but I can’t make it work
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I think I’ll have to find a programmer who can help me with this problem…
If I found the solution for this, I’ll post it later.
Thanks and regards!

In the last theme it was me who inserted the job offers manually, post by post.
In this new theme the users post the offers through a form process based on custom fields.
The problem is that the new theme doesn’t recognize the old post titles in the index.php. It shows the entry but there’s no title and, for that, no link to the correspondent single page…
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I have a form_process.php where I get this:

$jobtitle 		= $_POST['jobtitle'];
...
$post_title	 	 = ''.$jobtitle." at ".$companyname.'';
$post_name = $post_title;

Can we do something here to call the normal title in case I have the custom field for the title in blank?

I’m using the theme on MAMP, under 2.5.1 wordpress.

Velvet, tkx for the fast reply.
This is my index.php function to call the post (it only show the info of the post, not the content):

<?php
		$mypost = get_post($post->ID);
		$posttime = $mypost->post_date;
		$posttime = explode(" ", $posttime);
		$currenttime = current_time(mysql);
		$currenttime = explode(" ", $currenttime);
		$inposttime = $posttime[0];
		$inposttime = explode("-", $inposttime);
		$incurrenttime = $currenttime[0];
		$incurrenttime = explode("-", $incurrenttime);

How do I get it to show the normal title of the posts (old database) when we don’t write it on the custom field?

My problem is that I can only see the info of the posts inserted on the custom fields and not the post titles of the normal post editor.

Thanks!

MichaelH, I took a look at the plugin but I couldn’t figure out how to do what I want.
What I want is to know if it’s possible to the user that do the login be redirected to the single.php he was before doing the login.
I want this because I have many new posts per day and as they are only viewable to registered users, they all have to do the login. If they are in a post and if they click on the login link they will have to go to the registration/login console and after doing it I wish they could turn back to the specific post they were before.
Thanks!!!

Michael… here I am again… I warned you!
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Is it possible for the person who see the message “to register or to login” in the single.php, after clicking on the login and do it, be redirected to the same page he was before?

Thanks!

GREAT, I got it!!!
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After some research and experiments I used this:

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
the_content();
}
else {

echo ‘You must <a href=”‘ . get_settings(‘siteurl’) .
‘/wp-register.php”>’ . __(‘REGISTER’) . ‘</br> or do the <a href=”‘ .
get_settings(‘siteurl’) . ‘/wp-login.php”>’ . __(‘LOGIN’) . ‘.’;
}
?>

Thanks for the help!
I promise that I will ask you some more things.
:D:D:D
Regards

Michael, it works perfectly, thanks!!!
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Can I ask you one more thing, please?
How do I put the register and login links on the php… instead of your “You are not logged in.”?

To be something like:
“To view the content you must register (link on the word “register”) or login (link on the word “link”)
?

Thanks!

…anyone?
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Thanks!