streamworksaudio

Not sure if that is what I need.

I do not have companies posting jobs on our site. All the job posts are internal (i.e jobs for our own business – https://streamworksaudio.com/join-us/).

What we are looking for are authors for training videos that cover a particular software title. Our colleagues are the actual software vendors. They are posting on their Facebook page links to the individual posts (much like Image Line did here https://www.facebook.com/FLStudio). But because the job post does not have a ‘Featured Image’, Facebook cannot scrape an image, so it just grabs whatever image it finds.

What I would like to see is a Featured Image (which I believe most themes use to generate the Facebook og:image).

Thanks for the reply Mike,

The developer for the theme we us contacted us with a fix (which he will roll out in the next update) and it is working now.

I am now looking at getting a couple of Add-ons for your awesome plugin.

Quick question… can I add custom form fields to the application add-on? I would like to have a field where people can post a link to samples of their work (or portfolio).

Cheers,
Chris

Nevermind…. found my issue. Had another plugin that was also trying to use the same slug (products). Just changed it and it worked.

Turned out to be my server…. I went through the process of activating and deactivating my plugins, and I found that it wasn’t a plugin conflict per say, but more that the plugins were taking more memory that I had given to WordPress. I increased the memory limit and that took care of it.

Thanks

jpurperpa, did you resolve this issue? I am having the same problem with my product pages always redirects to the home page.

Same with Adding New Tags…. dead

OK I think I have solved this…. and just in case anybody else has the problem here is what I did.

The problem was in fact Varnish, and the tweaks for the Varnish config. from the WooCommerce site did not solve it.

From WooCommerce they suggest to add…

if (req.url ~ "^/(cart|my-account|checkout|addons)") {
 return (pass);
 }
if ( req.url ~ "\?add-to-cart=" ) {
 return (pass);
 }

However this would allow the ajax ‘Add to Cart’ button from the main shop page to work, but ‘Add to Cart’ from the product page did not work.

I altered the Varnish a bit and added a rule for the ‘product’ page, and set it to ‘pipe’ instead of ‘pass’ – this worked…

##Add WooCommerece Tweaks
if (req.url ~ "^/(cart|my-account|checkout|addons)") {
 return (pass);
 }
if (req.url ~ "^/(product)") {
return (pipe);
}
if ( req.url ~ "\?add-to-cart=" ) {
 return (pass);
 }
##End WooCommerece

So if anybody else has this issue. This is how I fixed it.

Cheers,
Chris

I should add that if I am logged in (whatever role) then it works per normal.

Just found out that my server runs Varnish…. I have read that this caching maybe creating a problem.

That would be ideal yes. But the only way I could think of where that could be prevented is if the person viewing the post is logged in so it can determine (and log) which users have viewed the post. Unless it is logging IPs (which should work).

Perfect! I was hoping to give credits to the authors of posts each time the post is viewed.

Thanks again,
Chris

Thanks Gabriel,

I also thought that what could be done is have the store setup for Credits Only, then somebody could buy credits with myCRED and use those credits to make a purchase.

But the coupon idea works too ??

Thanks,
Chris

Thanks Timothy!

I finally got around to installing Gravity Forms today. I will have a look at your add-on.

Cheers,
Chris

Thanks again Timothy,

I guess I should just get the plugin and play around to see how the work flow of it truly is, then I will have a better understanding ??

And when you have more info on that premium plugin I will have a look ??

Cheers,
Chris

Mostly for aesthetics really. So when they go to the form (if not logged in) they could reg. if they don’t have an account, or login if they do have an account but are not logged in. And having both forms (reg. and login) on one page would be ideal (to me anyways ;-)).

So with your premium plugin, I could create a form that would replace the current Exhcnage product page? But would it still use Exchange to complete the order (i.e setup the user’s membership)?

Cheers,
Chris