Gary Pendergast

This is an interesting idea, I’ll experiment to see if it’s possible in version 0.7.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Okay, let me know what the logs show up. Also, could I get you to try the following:

– Add this line of code to your wp-config.php file:
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
– Submit a new application

Let me know if you see any PHP warnings appear when submitting the application.

This is caused by the Newsletter plugin. I haven’t figured out why it’s interfering here, at the moment the only workaround is to disable that plugin. I’ll look into it further.

You absolutely can. As HTML/CSS is more your thing, have a look in Job Manager Display Settings, at the Job Templates box. That explains all of the shortcodes you can use to insert data in to the job lists and individual job pages.

For the Job List Template, you should think of the HTML in 3 parts:
– The header part, appearing before the list of jobs
– The HTML for a single job in the list, that can be repeated for each job being shown
– The footer part, appearing after the list of jobs

Here’s a basic template that isn’t exactly what you want, but should get you started:

<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]<br />[/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>

The following line of code will retrieve the entire post:

$post = get_post( $post_ID );

You can then get the content from $post->post_content.

Ah, I see what you’re after. I’ll add an option for that in 0.7, due out in April.

In the mean time, the easiest way to work around this would be to modify the jobman_display_register() function, found in frontend-user.php, line 66.