Gary Pendergast

You can set text to appear before or after the application form. To do this:

– Open Job Manager Display Settings
– Scroll down to the Page Text box
– Added your text/HTML to the “Before the Application Form” or “After the Application Form” box

Let me know if this achieves the result you’re after!

Do you have your WordPress installation set to Dutch in your wp-config.php file? Job Manager just uses the setting from there.

See here for setting this up:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress_in_Your_Language

Great to hear that you like it! 🙂

There’s currently no easy way to do this – if you’re comfortable with making custom templates, then you can use the following code to get the applications:

$apps = get_posts( 'post_type=jobman_app&numberposts-1' );
foreach( $apps as $app ) {
    ...
}

Application data is stored as metadata against each application post – the field name depends on how your application form is setup. You can get the application form structure like so:

$options = get_option( 'jobman_options' );
$fields = $options['fields'];

The array key for each item in $fields corresponds to the metadata for application. For example you would get the data corresponding to $fields[3] (within the above loop) as:

$data = get_post_meta( $app->ID, 'data3', true );

Ah, I gave you the wrong code.

var_dump( $appdata );

Let me know if that produces anything. Otherwise, please email me so we can arrange a remote login.

I’ve been testing this, I’m unable to reproduce the problem. Could I get you to do some testing for me? Open admin-applications.php, go to line 533, and add the following line of code:

var_dump( $app_data );

Go to the Job Details page, and you’ll see a bunch of text at the top of the page. Please email it to me at gary@pento.net, as it may contain private data.

In 0.6, the upload feature changed to using WordPress’ built-in attachment system.

Is the wp-content/uploads directory writeable? This is where the files are uploaded.

I would recommend doing the following:

– Create a new job field (under “Job Form Settings”) called “Short Description”, of type “textarea”.
– Under “Display Settings”, read the Page Templates documentation – you will need to make some complex changes to each template:

In the Job List Template:
– Remove the [job_field_loop] and [/job_field_loop] tags, but not the HTML inside.
– Modify the HTML that was inside the [job_field_loop] so that all references to “job_field” become “job_field1”, including where “job_field” is only part of the shortcode.
– Copy and paste this HTML for each field you want to display on the job list, modifying the number to correspond to the field.

In the Individual Job Template:
– Copy everything inside the [job_loop] in the Job List Template to here.
– Modify the reference to the Short Description field to point to the Job Information Field.

All textarea fields are run through the wpautop() function, which automatically adds <p> and <br /> tags.

The easiest way to fix this in a manner that will survive upgrades is to do the following:

• In your Job Template, add a class to the <tr> that shows the Job Information. For example, <tr class="job-information">.
• Add the following code to your theme CSS (not Job Manager css files, which are overwritten on upgrade):

  tr.job-information br {
      display: none;
  }