I’ll investigate the uninstall options problem you’re seeing.
In the mean time, you can do a proper uninstall/re-install by performing the following steps:
– Deactivate Job Manager
– Run the following queries in your WordPress database:
DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name='jobman_options';
DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type LIKE 'jobman%';
– Activate Job Manager
And he breaths a Big sigh of relief. Thanks very much.
Now here’s a really stupid question. It’s been a few week since I first did a test install (on another site) and have completely forgotten how to actually see the job listings. You kindly gave me the following code (see bottom of post) to create a certain listing layout but I can’t for the life of me remember where to put it to get it to display on my site. The page created by the plugin is ?page_id=253 and has the description, “Hi! This page is used by your Job Manager plugin as a base…”
I’ve copied the template code you gave me into the Display Setting page Template Settings section. I’ve also tried copying it into the page itself (which I don’t think is right). I’ve check the test site I build a few weeks ago and the page template for the Job Manager base page is just set to default.
I’m starting to go around in circles and think I’m missing the painfully obvious.
Can you point a simpleton in the right direction?
Thanks.
The code you gave me:
<table class=”jobs-table”>
<tr class=”heading”>
<th>Title</th>
<th>[job_field1_label]</th>
<th>[job_field2_label]</th>
<th>[job_field4_label]</th>
</tr>
[job_loop]
<tr class=”job[job_row_number] job[job_id] [if_job_highlighted]highlighted [/if_job_highlighted][job_odd_even]”>
<td>[if_job_icon][job_icon]
[/if_job_icon] [job_link] [job_title] [/job_link]</td>
<td>[job_field1]</td>
<td>[job_field2]</td>
<td>[job_field4]</td>
<td>[job_link]More Info[/job_link]</td>
</tr>
[/job_loop]
</table>
This code should go in the Job List Template section.
Hi.
I’ve done/tried that. The page still displays the, “Hi! This page is used by your Job Manager plugin as a base…”. Is there another step I’m missing?
Thanks
Just to confirm, is this showing on the page you get next to URL path, under Job Manger->Admin Settings?
This is a bit strange. Could I get you to run the following query on your WordPress database:
SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name='jobman_options';
Email it to me at gary@pento.net.
Hi Gary.
I’ve just run that query and emailed you.
