eoinsr

Hey @jonryan ,

I’ve played around with this for a few days now created a solution for Job categories. This is a coded solution and quick and easy you just need to change false to true as pre screen shots:
Find this code this is found in wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager/templates/job-filters.php
then at the end of the time you will see this line 29.
I hove not currently found out how to do regions/location yet this should be similar seeing as have the same fields, in the job list section

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by eoinsr.

Hey,

I also have the same problem as cjackson111, when it comes to hiding categories when theirs no jobs.

Thanks,
Eoin

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by eoinsr.

Hey,

So I have resolved this I did have to go to the template file and edit that to display salary.
Once I made my “get_Salary” function I just had to add that into the meta file for the job posts.

Thanks,
Eoin

Wrong please Need to be deleted

Yes I am with Jobify 3.5.1, as the design template.

Are reasoning for using WP job Manager is we need some of there extra features moving forward once we have are job feed ready.

Thanks for all the help,
Eoin

Hey,

I see what you mean, but I don’t think you see my problem as all the pages are there with the correct data just not in my job feed.

https://prnt.sc/ejr9y1 (Job Feed)
https://prnt.sc/ejrajt (Job List)

Thanks for all the help,
Eoin

Hey,

So is the solution then to add the reference to the URL in a [GET] fashion. As the jobs pages are created and there is a unique reference in all the jobs from broadbean.

Thanks for all the help,
Eoin