Hi
You need to make sure that you have added all the URL redirects in Bullhorn
Call Bullhorn support and check
We have a number of sites on GoDaddy so that should be a problem
Are any of the settings saving?
You can connect multiple sites so that should be the problem
if you reach out to me paul at matadorjobs.com we can have a quick call if that will help
Paul
Hi GroupDavis,
Paul was right to point out that you need to make sure that Bullhorn has added both the live and staging URLs to the allowed API Redirects list. If you’ve followed the Bullhorn Connection Assistant routine on both sites (instead of copying a live to staging site) you will be prompted whether your URL is allowed. To check, go to Matador Jobs > Settings > Bullhorn Connection Assistant and “Reset” Assistant.
That said, there is a well known issue in general with GoDaddy managed WordPress hosting that badly interferes with WordPress Cron. We are currently writing a new Docs site and we have a page of known hosting issues, and GoDaddy is one of them.
The solution is rather simple: in your wp-config.php file, add
define( 'WP_ALTERNATE_CRON', true );
I’ll let you read up on some of the many people having this issue, including here:
https://www.godaddy.com/community/Managed-WordPress-Hosting/wp-cron-Does-it-not-work-in-managed-WP/td-p/94925
https://www.godaddy.com/community/Managed-WordPress-Hosting/WP-Cron-event-not-working/td-p/157068
I hate to say it, but due to this, even with Alternate Cron enabled, I would discourage our users (and users of WooCommerce, among other plugins that rely on cron) from using GoDaddy managed WordPress product. Either use a cpanel product of theirs and configure your own environment or use an alternate service.
I hope this helps! Sorry for the delay in providing an answer!
