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Make sure you’re using PHP 5.5 or newer, otherwise DateTime is not available

Under the Visibility tab you can configure specific user roles that can view/browse listings

The problem here is that almost every theme for WP Job Manager uses a template override already as is. Even if we added something to handle this, it would ONLY work if you are not using a template override and your theme uses the default template.

These templates files VERY rarely get updated, so using your own template override is not difficult to do and is the easiest solution for this.

For example, the template you’re referring to, has not had any updates since 2019:
https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/trunk/templates/content-job_listing.php

Also check Developer Tools on the page and check the Console tab, there’s also a chance you have some kind of jQuery error on the page preventing the default jQuery from WP Job Manager from loading more listings as well

Try rolling back to the 1.35.x version with WP Rollback plugin as some code was added in the 1.36.x version around expiry dates (setting default value). This most likely isn’t your issue but it’s worth testing to see.

Are you using the field editor plugin? If so make sure that you haven’t accidentally changed it to a text field.

After that, use the Developer Tools when on that page and look at the Console tab, most likely there’s some kind of javascript error on your page causing the field to not be initialized

You can also use the Search and Filtering plugin to customize how it looks on mobile

You will have to use the create_job_application_candidate_notification_headers filter to set Reply-To in the headers or use the Emails addon

Use WP Rollback plugin to go back to 1.35.x version

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-rollback/

Use this

Downgrade back to 1.35.3

https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/2287

This is because the “remote” location search code they merged into the plugin now changes the location query completely.

Instead of just searching for the exact value you have “San Antonio, TX” it’s splitting it up into separate queries for each part of that wording “San” “Antonio” and “TX”

https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/trunk/wp-job-manager-functions.php#L76-L92

So “San Antonio, TX” now becomes three queries “San” “Antonio” and “TX” .. which means that it’s matching on the “TX” value even when it’s not in San Antonio:

https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/pull/2261

This means it should be perfectly fine then you shouldn’t have to make any changes at all, and even your custom code should be left so that it customizes that field to use the wording you want.

The only thing you may need to remove is the code to output the salary on the frontend.

It looks like this is probably from your theme for Places Auto Complete .. which does a query when the user starts to enter a value, so chances are it’s doing multiple queries based on the settings.

I suggest contacting your theme developer as this appears to be something custom they added

A search in the Job Dashboard? This isn’t something native to WP Job Manager, unless you’re referring to a different page?

The only geolocation call made by WP Job Manager is whenever a listing is added or updated, and the job_location field is updated (was empty and value was added or value was modified)