Jean-Luc Vanhulst

I wanted to use the widget – but it couldn’t do the department filtering so I had to fix it. ??

I created a new version of the shortcode – I have contacted the original others so we can incorporate the changes. In the mean time give this a try:

https://github.com/jlvanhulst/Workable-for-Wordpress

Here’s the explanation (this short code does not do anything with the ‘featured jobs’ – it just pulls jobs from Workable based on status (selectable) and Department. It allows some customization as well:
`* A basic shortcode to return the job listings.
*
* All shortcode parameters are optional. Default is to list all published jobs,
* all departments with an ‘Apply now’ message under each job.
*
* Department will be suppressed in the code if department was given.
*
* Apply now button will be suppressed and Title will be clickable instead if apply=”
* Apply=’xxx’ will replace the Apply Now message with ‘xxx’
*
* nojobs can be used to change the message that is shown when no jobs are found.
*
* Default:
*
* [workable_jobs state=’published’ department=” apply=’Apply Now’ nojobs=’No Current Job Openings’ ]

Quick follow up question. I have a large table I have ‘split up’ on the same page by using filters. So [ id=”1″ ] with a filter, several times on the same page.

It seems that using the tablepress_cell_content filter the $row_idx is the relative number (ie the row in the filtered table), correct? I would love to have access to the ‘original’ row number. Another thing I would love to be able to do in the filter is look in other cells across the same row. Any thoughts on that? I might end up /suggesting some fixes as well – just looking at it right now.

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Jean-Luc Vanhulst.

Tijmen,

Any news on this – anything I could test/try?

Thanks – dankjewel

JL

Thanks – in the automated process it would ideally be a function that takes the post_id as the parameter. The store is created, saved and have the address in it, – I have the wpsl_id. So ideally I would do something like wpsl_update_address_latlng(<post_id>)
which would read the address, get lat/lng and update them in the post.

I guess I’ll have to write that one, would you consider adding to the codebase?