Gary Pendergast

You can absolutely do that.

The application form can be found at:
http://yoursite.com/jobs/apply/

You can see any submitted applications by clicking on the “List Applications” link in your admin menu. Once on this page, you’ll see a “Show Filter Options” button on the top right. Click it to display the options for searching through the applications.

You can change which fields you can filter with, by going to “App. Form Settings” admin menu item, and checking/unchecking the “Show this field in the Application List?” option for your preferred fields.

It’s currently a bit confusing how Job Manager creates the pages – it doesn’t actually create any pages within the WordPress database, they’re all automatically generated. I’m changing this in version 0.4.0, which I’m planning on releasing in the next few days. I suspect it would be easiest if you wait until that is released, then upgrade. Also, delete the employment page before you upgrade, you’ll see a new ‘Jobs’ page appear which you can change the slug for after the upgrade.

I’m not sure how the blog page changed – Job Manager doesn’t touch that part of WordPress.

Also, you can see the application form at:
http://www.mackbrosbakerycafe.com/jobs/apply/

1) I’ve done some testing with having a page as the home, and I’m unable to reproduce this problem. Could you give me some more details? In particular:

– What theme are you using?
– What is the name of the page you’re using as the homepage, and does it have a slug set?
– Do you already have a page with the ‘jobs’ slug?

2) I’m also unable to reproduce this problem. Could you provide me with exact steps of how you installed the plugin, set it up, and created the jobs?

There’s no need to create the /jobs/apply page – Job Manager does that automatically.

Do you have a test site that I can see this occurring on, and you would allow me to login to? I can be contacted at gary@pento.net.

I’m planning on adding the ability to change page templates in 0.4.0, due out in late December.

http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-job-manager/issues/detail?id=37

What do you mean, install it in a theme? The plugin doesn’t have any particular theme requirements, it should work with any theme.

Unique ID values is defined in HTML4, and every subsequent HTML and XHTML spec. I’m not sure how you’re validating it in your tests, but your tests are evidently broken. Duplicate IDs have never been allowed.

Also, I’d appreciate it if you changed the line:

wp_enqueue_style('sociable-front-css',$sociablepluginpath.'sociable.css');

to:

wp_enqueue_style('sociable-front-css',$sociablepluginpath.'sociable.css', false, false, 'all');

The media attribute really shouldn’t be left empty, or at the very least, should be set to ‘all’.