Gary Pendergast

Job Manager uses WordPress’ builtin media upload handler, so will be restricted based on that.

For file size, this is controlled by your upload_max_filesize and post_max_filesize in php.ini or your .htaccess file.

For file type, WordPress automatically blocks dangerous file types. I haven’t created an option to restrict this further, and currently have no plans to do so. I would recommend putting an instruction in the application form, and using it as an exercise in reading and comprehension for your applicants. 🙂

In the same form, do you have any fields with “Mandatory field?” checked? These fields must be filled in when the form is submitted. Uncheck this box to remove this requirement.

Ah, I completely missed it. You need to close the if tag with another if tag. ie, you’re currently doing this:

[if_job_field2]
	<tr>
		<th scope="row">[job_field2_label]</th>
		<td>[job_field2]</td>
	</tr>
	[/job_field2]

You need to do this:

[if_job_field2]
	<tr>
		<th scope="row">[job_field2_label]</th>
		<td>[job_field2]</td>
	</tr>
	[/if_job_field2]

If you like, I can login to your wp-admin and have a look. Please email me at gary@pento.net.

To fix this, in your wp-admin, go to Pages->Edit, then click on the Trash link. You’ll see an old Jobs Listing page there – delete it. You can then edit the real Jobs Listing page to fix the slug!

I was unable to reproduce this issue. Could you post your entire template?

This will be possible in the next version:

http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-job-manager/issues/detail?id=155