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  • Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Woah, great, that explains, why I could not reproduce the error twice after migration. Thank you very much.

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Hi Bram,

    I use WP 6.2.2 and your plugin version 2.1.3.

    When I just go in to the editor and save all is fine, but when I click on your block, the layout is reset. The layout field only, not the text fields.

    Although, wait, I can’t reproduce the error. Now the settings are kept. Maybe it had to do with migrating the site serveral times or an interfering caching.

    Sorry, but as long as I can’t reproduce I mark that as resolved.

    Thanks for your time and quick reply.
    Matthias

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Fixed the problem by converting the collation of database tables. Although it is a very new site, a plugin put tables with utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci instead of utf8mb4_unicode_ci in my database.

    Hi there,

    the same problem to me. I asked the support of my provider and they said, running apache under CGI has restrictions for zip command. Switch back to apache as module, all will work fine. And so it is.

    The problem, I want to run apache under CGI, so I only can use gzip instead of zip. I tried the code line above define( 'HMBKP_ZIP_PATH', 'PclZip' ); and I tried the modified code line define( 'HMBKP_ZIP_PATH', 'gzip' ); with no success. Any hints how I can switch from zip to gzip using wp-config, htaccess or a set of file permissions?

    Thanks
    Matthias

    Does not work for me. Because I use categories for job branches, as most users will do. Is there a way to alter the output when multiple job types are selected?

    I have the same problem. It is very common, that jobs posts are for both: full-time and part-time, depending on the preferences and profiles of candidates who apply.

    Multiselected job types work in the seach listing. There are listed when only part-time or full-time is selected, even if not filtered at all. The only problem is that only one label is shown.

    Is there a way to hook in the output process to check, if multiple selection is used, so a new label can be set for output like ‘flexible’?

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Hi Mike,

    I solved it with some code, you can find out in the internet, to make a plugin, that hooks on wp_mail(). It’s not that clean as to have just one solution for one problem, but it works.

    Thanks for all your help.

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Found it here

    if ( $pfInstance->isHookEnable( 'register_post' ) )
       do_action( 'register_post', $userdata['user_login'], $userdata['user_email'], $errors );
    if ( $pfInstance->isHookEnable( 'registration_errors' ) )
       $errors = apply_filters( 'registration_errors', $errors, $userdata['user_login'], $userdata['user_email'] );

    and in a hook-list

    'register_post'             => false,   //action
    'registration_errors'       => false,   //filter

    Putting “job_manager_”-prefixes in front of didn’t do anything. But I’m not quite familiar with filters and actions. Is there an easy way to tweek, so I can use user-meta-plugin for all my settings? Otherwise I use an adapted plugin that hooks on wp_mail().

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Thanks for reply,

    I found a function in user-meta-pro using:

    function __construct() {
            add_action( 'user_meta_after_user_register',    array( $this, 'registrationEmail' ) );
            add_action( 'user_meta_after_user_update',      array( $this, 'profileUpdateEmail' ) );
            add_action( 'user_meta_user_activate',          array( $this, 'userActivate' ) );
            add_action( 'user_meta_user_deactivate',        array( $this, 'userDeactivate' ) );
            add_action( 'user_meta_email_verified',         array( $this, 'emailVerified' ) );
            add_action( 'user_meta_after_reset_password',   array( $this, 'resetPasswordEmail' ) );   
    
            add_filter( 'user_meta_raw_email',              array( $this, 'addPlaceholder' ), 10, 3 );
        }

    Can you tell me, what code I can put in to e.g the functions.php of my theme to get the user meta pro function running?

    I think it would be an interesting Howto for other users as well, because it takes care for the compatiblity with a powerful and very common plugin that extends the functionality of WP Job Manager.

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Okay, thanks. I prooved. Indeed it’s a problem of the jobera theme, that cut’s everything beyond dots, minus etc. Drag and drop is nice. Didn’t know that.

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    It is quite difficult to query this forum, cause I miss the search function. Thanks for the advice, I will test it for sure.

    Thread Starter Lunovis

    (@lunovis)

    Brilliant! It works. I tried the user-meta plugin and the core features are all I need. Maybe later I want more to customize, then I buy the pro.

    I had this plugin on eyes before, only affraid about conflicts with to much plugins at one wp install. But you are right. A small job board is better than a huge one that dismisses your needs. I port from jobroller right now ??

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