Error when submitting job application

I figured it out…

on line 340 of greenhouse-job-board-public.js, I added a forward slash to the url in the ajax call…

url: $(formid).attr('/action'),

seems to be working now

turns out that did not work at all…

in fact the error displays and the job submissions posts, however the front end returns an error…

This is very strange !

/wp-content/plugins/greenhouse-job-board/public/partials/greenhouse-job-board-apply-submit.php 404’s upon an inline submit. cURL is enabled on the server.

The response is {"success":"Candidate saved successfully"} and it does in fact save the candidate to Greenhouse, however I still get an error and I do not get the thank you message.

Any ideas?

This does seem strange indeed. Is that file actually in place on your server? It should be included in the plugin, I wonder why it’s showing up as a 404. What versions of php and cURL are you using? Assuming you’re on a lamp stack?

So it is working (as in sending data to greenhouse) but, reporting an error (on your site)?

Hey, thanks so much for responding!

The file is indeed on my server, in the path that the plugin has. I can access it via web browser and it’s there.

Using PHP 5.5.10 and cURL 7.28.1 locally on apache. I then tried on an nginx server, running PHP 5.5.9 and cURL 7.35.0. Same results

It is working as intended (that’s how I know that that file actually exists), sending data to greenhouse, but return an error on the ajax_submit function. So I copied the thanks_message(this.formid); into the error response, so it would “work” on the frontend, but would still like to get to the bottom of this ??

Thank you, we’ll add these versions to our testing and try our best to reproduce the error and address it soon.

Awesome, thank you!

Looking forward to an update ??

This should be fixed in 1.9.0

Hm, a few things I am noticing…

jQuery Cycle2 isn’t even in the JS folder anymore (I put it back in from the older version and that solved that issue). Same goes for class-greenhouse-job-board-public.php, not included anymore (I put back in as well).

All that being said, I am still getting the same error: POST https://localhost:8888/wp-content/plugins/greenhouse-job-board/public/partials/greenhouse-job-board-apply-submit.php 404

error Not Found is the error in console.

Also, the actual job submission does go through to Greenhouse. And adding thanks_message(this.formid); to the error response makes the front-end ‘work’ however would love to know why this error is still happening.

Thanks!

Thanks for the update. That’s very strange that files are missing, not sure what happened there. I have them in my git repo and I copied them along with everything else into svn, I checked and added them back now.

It’s interesting that you’re having errors reported but the submission is still successful. I’m not able to recreate this in my testing. I’ve been able to create the opposite, but only on my local setup, on my dev server it works as expected. Are your issue from running this locally or both local and remote? You’re still having the same response on the servers you mentioned above?

Using PHP 5.5.10 and cURL 7.28.1 locally on apache. I then tried on an nginx server, running PHP 5.5.9 and cURL 7.35.0. Same results

Will be doing some more testing and hopefully have another release out soon with a couple more features and better debugging.

Thanks for your follow up.

Yeah, the files thing was weird, but easy fix. Perhaps you were on a debugging branch or something.

Yeah the whole thing is strange indeed. Happening both locally and remote (http and https as well). Same servers as I mentioned above.

I will dig around as well, thanks!

If I console jqXHR the error thrown is statusText: "Not Found"

Another note, if I pass data in the error response, it comes back undefined

Ok, I figured it out (I think)…

When I started to debug greenhouse-job-board-apply-submit.php – starting from the top and exit(); every line down from there it turns out that require('../../../../../wp-blog-header.php'); was the culprit.

After a little bit of trial and error I came up with this which sets the X-Pingback header:

require_once("../../../../../wp-config.php");
$wp->send_headers();

And all works well!

Just want to make sure this is safe code