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Hi supertono,

Yes the first example I gave does exactly that. If you go to Job Manager settings > Admin Settings > Settings > Default Email

you can have multiple emails separated by a comma.

You can do the same thing on individual jobs, inside the job editor (Job Manager > Jobs > your job A > edit > Application Email

you can enter in multiple emails separated by a comma. ([email protected], [email protected])

I just tested it again and as a user, I applied to a job, and both email addresses received the email of a new applicant’s information.

Hi supertono,

When do you want these emails to be sent? Is it for when a user applies to that job?

Hi aresnalemusica,

Actually yea a little, you don’t use shortcodes like most other plugins (in the page itself to generate the content).

Instead you go into the Job Manager settings, and there are multiple tabs. Find the one that says ‘Display Settings’.

Scroll all the way down and you will find a lot of fields where there should already be templates with shortcodes within. Here is where the actual editing of the pages is handled.

Anything you place inside of the job page that gets created in the wordpress page dashboard does zero for the frontend.

Hey supertono,

I’m not 100% sure I understand, but is the email address that is used for that in the ‘default email’ field in the ‘admin settings’? I haven’t done anything with the user driven job posting so sorry if this isn’t helpful.

If it is though you can list multiple emails in that field, I know it works for users that submit applications for job listings, not sure if it works for jobs being created. You just separate them with a comma.

Hi aresenalemusica,

I wish I could help but I’m not super familiar with databases and cacheing files from old plugin installations.

I do know there are check boxes in the ‘Uninstall Settings’ inside the ‘Admin Settings’ tab in the Job Manager dashboard, which are all checked by default so I’m guessing that when you uninstalled it you had them checked. I don’t know why old settings would still be there.

All I can say is I recently installed the plugin and everything works as intended, using WordPress 4.2.4 and a custom theme. If you remember the name of the job page that was created before maybe try making that page again, titled the same thing.

Sorry I can’t help much that is all I can think of.

Hi mstudioIL,

If it fits into your layout/site flow, you can link to each category. The categories are all given their own page, which could just be linked to and would be what you are looking for (that one category only on a single page).

In the Job Manager Settings dashboard, the first tab ‘Admin Settings’ has a section for Categories. There you can add and delete categories, and it gives you a link to the page they will populate on.

Just make two categories, and then link to these pages. There is no need to use short code anywhere to show the categories.

Hi mstudioIL,

I’m not sure if this is what you mean, but the way the categories works is if you have jobs in that category it will provide a link to those job types. When clicked it will open a page with only those jobs designated with that category which was clicked. Have you tried using the shortcode that was provided?

It’s something like

[if_job_categories]
    Categories: [job_categories]
[/if_job_categories]

By default though it will load all categories at once and then the user filters based on category.

Can you please elaborate more on your second question.

Hi hackworth,

There wasn’t any way to do this in the plugin settings that I could see so I had to edit the jobmanager/frontend-jobs.php file.

But yea don’t edit it if you’re not comfortable with editing php and you would have to edit it any time there is a plugin update.

Hi justinjw,

Ah ok I see, yea there is no href to any new page, just the #. For example when I use the pagination on my site, it throws in a link to “…./jobs/page/2/

Maybe it’s some conflict with the theme? I’m not really sure. I didn’t mess around with the pagination shortcodes in my job list template maybe if you tried adding in the default setup for the page links it will help find what is happening. Like maybe a class name or something silly is doing it.

[if_job_page_count]
    <div class="job-nav">
	<div class="previous">[job_page_previous_link]Page [job_page_previous_number} [/job_page_previous_link]</div>
	<div class="this">Jobs [job_page_minimum]-[job_page_maximum] of [job_total]</div>
	<div class="next">[job_page_next_link]Page [job_page_next_number][/job_page_next_link]</div>
    </div>
    [/if_job_page_count]

Sorry I can’t help much I didn’t run into any issues with pagination so I didn’t look into the code for it at all.

Hi justinjw,

I tried viewing the site but no content loaded, only the header and main body background. This was the case on several pages I tried loading.

Hi websolutionseo,

Please refer to my other reply in your other thread.

All template editing is done in the Job Manager ‘Settings’ found in the WordPress dashboard. The templates (Application Form too) are found in the ‘Display Settings’ tab.

To edit the Application Form itself, like fields and labels etc. you go to the tab called ‘Application Form’.

Hi websolutionseo,

Upon installing the plugin, it creates a new page titled ‘Jobs’ or something similar. You do not touch this page, or insert shortcodes on any page.

Instead, you go into the Job Manager ‘Settings’ in the WordPress dashboard, and control how the plugin is used there.

To control how it is printed using shortcodes you go to the ‘Display Settings’ tab and find the template fields (you will have to scroll down the page, as there is a lot of various information and form fields). Each template relates to whatever page it will be used on (application, job listing, etc.)

Sounds like a mandatory field is missing input data. Were all the fields completed? To test you can try unchecking all the mandatory fields check boxes and re submit and see if you get one that way with the submission success message.

Default there is also a check box asking if you read the privacy policy statement in the form application, that must be checked as well.

Ah ok nice, no problems glad you got it working. It took me a little bit to understand the Job Manager backend but once I did it is very simple and I’m glad it is.

Another thing is just edit your stylesheet with the existing selectors. I see you have a class called “ww-container” you can put padding on that too.

Or target the “row-fluid” class, or something inside the “col-md-9” like the h3 tag and the apply now link. Whatever doesn’t interfere with other pages. There’s already classes assigned to the job listing template you just have to target them.