• Resolved kevinstan

    (@kevinstan)


    When I submit a new post I always get the error “The link you followed has expired.” – I have read many things but no solutions have worked. I increased max_post size as well as max_upload size and no luck. I still continue to get the same error every time I try to submit a listing. Please help.

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  • Thread Starter kevinstan

    (@kevinstan)

    @jakeom Thank you for being active on here and helping out. I greatly appreciate it. I like to see developers support their work – and you have done exactly that. Thank you!

    ok thanks @jakeom
    I’m just glad to be back up and running again ??

    Code Themes

    (@codepixelzmedia)

    Hi Everyone,
    We have updated Robolist Lite with the changes mentioned by Jake. Please update the theme and it should now work.
    Sorry for the trouble caused.

    Regards

    Hi everyone,
    I’m having the same problem while using the Jobify theme. I don’t see a /job-manager directory in my theme. Is there somewhere else I should be looking?
    Thanks!
    Nat

    Update: I created a directory, MYTHEME/job_manager, and copied all of the files from wp-job-manager/templates into it, but am still having the same issue. It is definitely an issue with how WP Job Manager interacts with the theme, Jobify. I switched themes to twenty-nineteen and could post a job, but that isn’t sustainable as the whole look of the site is predicated on using the existing theme.

    Any help would be seriously appreciated!

    Thread Starter kevinstan

    (@kevinstan)

    @natseelen have you updated the theme? The fix was in the latest update. If still no luck let me know and I can give some suggestions to try and help.

    I believe that the theme is up to date. Thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter kevinstan

    (@kevinstan)

    @natseelen – If you go to the editor in your WordPress dashboard under Appearance > Editor, you will see a selection of folders and files off to the right side. Find the folder that says /job_manager/ and click the small black arrow to expand it. Then you will see the file called job-preview.php

    Click that file to edit – and do the following:

    Find the line that says:
    <form method="post" id="job_preview" action="<?php echo esc_url( $form->get_action() ); ?>">

    Then add this directly below it:

    <?php
    	/**
    	 * Fires at the top of the preview job form.
    	 *
    	 * @since 1.32.2
    	 */
    	do_action( 'preview_job_form_start' );
    	?>

    This will be ABOVE the:

    <div class="container">

    After the edit, click on save / update – and it should fix your theme. If not, then please reach out to the theme developer and they should be able to help you. The fix was released in the last update – I am not sure why you are still having an issue with yours. Hope this helps.

    Yes, I tried this already. At first, there was no directory for job_manager, so I created that directory and copied the files in from the templates directory of the plugin, with that update. Still no changes. It made me wonder if this theme has a different way of integrating with the plugin, but I haven’t heard anything from the theme developer yet. Thanks for your help.

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