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  • Thread Starter loganl

    (@loganl)

    awesome – thanks for the quick response! I actually had a plugin conflict. last question – is there a way to only display the featured job listings in a feed?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Orbis] Multiple Tasks
    Thread Starter loganl

    (@loganl)

    Well said – Mangoman. For example, I have this excellent plugin set up to manage some media editing projects…separate tasks include proofreading, editing, and retouching ads. I have full, half and quarter page ads that all require the same tasks. It would be very useful to simply assign these tasks to multiple projects (full, half, quarter) instead of duplicating the task each time.

    appreciate your feedback, Mike – I really want to make this work. Sorry you need to hold my hand on this. I’m a little lost – am I supposed to:

    1) modify lines 92-180 in class-wp-job-manager-form-submit-job.php to my hardcoded values

    2) add the filter
    add_filter( ‘submit_job_form_fields’, ‘your_function’ );

    -and the function-

    function your_function( $fields ) {
    $fields = [‘job’][‘job_title’][‘label’] = “Contact Name”;
    return $fields;
    }

    to my functions.php file

    3) add this action to my functions.php file

    do_action( ‘job_manager_update_job_data’, self::$job_id, $values );

    I seem to get a syntax error whenever I try to add this function:
    function your_function( $fields ) {
    $fields = [‘job’][‘job_title’][‘label’] = “Contact Name”;
    return $fields;
    }

    I know I’m way over my head here – but could you clarify your instructions please? As far as the localization plugin solution, I was able to translate labels, but not the submitted values.

    Thanks again!

    This is such a fantastic plugin – I’m experiencing something similar, although I couldn’t get your code to work in my functions.php file.

    I’m using your plugin for a single organization, so I’d like to hardcode the logo, tagline, website, etc, so that you wouldn’t need to manually update it each time you want to post a new listing.

    How could I make this modification? Seriously, this is such great work.

    Thread Starter loganl

    (@loganl)

    Thanks for the reply, John. Perhaps I have a setting incorrectly checked. Right now, I have Allow users to register checked. When a new user signs up (and successfully registers – not in wordpress, but in the standard registration), the wordpress admin toolbar appears on that page.

    I’m using the authorize.net functionality, in case that’s relevant. Also, is there a way for the new registrant to be directed to their page after successfully registering, instead of having the default campaign page appear?

    Thread Starter loganl

    (@loganl)

    Yea – it will ask users to login.

    FANTASTIC Plugin John – congratulations. Is there a way to enable users to create their own campaign (from start to finish) without having to register at all? And would you consider developing the same mail functionality with other services like campaign monitor?

    thanks Jeff– now I get:
    #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'CREATE TABLE wp_PO_post_plugins ( post_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL, permal' at line 7

    thanks for your patience Jeff—i ran the query, and i got this error:

    #1064 – You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘; CREATE TABLE wp_PO_post_plugins ( post_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL, p’ at line 5

    Thanks Jeff—I’m using a database plugin, and when I run the query I get this:

    CREATE TABLE wp_PO_groups ( group_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, group_name varchar(255) NOT NULL default ”, group_members longtext NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY PO_group_id (group_id);
    CREATE TABLE wp_PO_post_plugins ( post_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL, permalink longtext NOT NULL, disabled_plugins longtext NOT NULL,enabled_plugins longtext NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY PO_post_id (post_id);
    CREATE TABLE wp_PO_url_plugins ( url_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, permalink longtext NOT NULL, children int(1) NOT NULL default 0, disabled_plugins longtext NOT NULL, enabled_plugins longtext NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY PO_id (url_id);
    0/3 Query(s) Executed Successfully

    thanks for the quick response! I am running 2.5.5—i don’t get any errors on the settings page (although i had a couple errors until i deactivated the conflicting plugins).

    man this looks like a great solution—although I’m getting the same error. I’ve deactivated all plugins, turned debug mode on, and I’m not getting any errors. The selective plugin settings, however, still aren’t saving.

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