[Plugin: Job Manager] FILE UPLOAD IN JOB FORM SETTINGS

  • jakobwa

    (@jakobwa)


    15 years ago

    Goal: Give the person who is looking for a job the possibility to view/download a pdf.

    1. I have added a field called PDF and with data type File Upload in the Job Form Settings.
    2. Add a job and upload a file. (It looks like it doesn’t upload the file.)
    3. I wonder where the file should end up in the folder structure? I have changed some rights (775).

    In Display Settings I see the field as [job_field6_label], [job_field6] – PDF.

    When I load the job list template on the site I get the filed but not the file.

    It seems to be some issue with the actual upload. Should I create a folder that couldn’t be created when I installed it?

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  • @dax316 I’ll fix these ones up for 0.6.3 – though I’ll release it tomorrow. (I don’t like to make releases when I don’t have several hours to hang around and make sure there aren’t any critical bugs caused by the new release.)

    dax316

    (@dax316)

    Thanks again for the quick update! Fixed both of my issues!

    There is one final issue i’m having (hopefully!). When i have data in both the Job Information field and an Attachment, there is an extra line break added to the display on the front end. i.e.

    Job Information: This job is open to all applicants.

    Attachment: Download

    If there is no data in the job information field there is not an added line break added. i.e.

    Location: US Department of Justice
    Attachment: Download

    Is this something that I can change myself by editing one of the php files? Thanks again for the quick update!

    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;
}

    This is assuming you’re using a table to display the job, of course. I assume you’re able to make the changes for custom HTML. ??

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