welsh10

Hi @ultimatemembersupport,

This is great and exactly as I thought.
Please could you tell me the best way to rename the roles?

Thanks

Hi @jenhooks,

No not using that theme.
I have managed to get the salary detected by google data structure.

Although I get this error
‘baseSalary ￡23,866 (The attribute baseSalary.itemtype has an invalid value.)’

Any idea on how to fix?

Many Thanks

@jenhooks

Thank you so much for your time.
I’ve carried out the steps provided and unfortunately it does not appear. Even with the plugin for the additional field types disabled.

I’ve inserted directly into functions.php and used code snippets as instructed above both methods fail.

I know that when the code is inserted it functions (and plugin is enabled for field editor) it is detecting the field set up as salary, as when using the snippet to display the salary on the front end of the advert it appears there correctly as expected. I believe that the field editor plugin is actually performing the same as adding the php into the functions area.

I still can’t get Google data structure to detect a salary, even though its clearly displaying on the advert.

Any help appreciated.

Hi @jenhooks,

I followed the instructions. I disabled the field I added using field editor plugin and added the php to the functions.php file.

This did not create a field for the salary in the job admin area. I even tried changing the position number from 7 to 2 just to see if it was a order issue.

Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong?

Thanks
Ashley

Hi @jenhooks,

I’ve accidentally ‘mark as resolved’ by mistake

Thanks

Hi @jenhooks,

Thank you for getting in contact.
Yes I followed the steps to add salary. This did not work, as I’m using field editor plugin which is already adding the field.

I also checked the data structure document article you have.

I know this is an issue as I posted on another thread around the same exact issue, but was asked to create another thread.

Appreciate any help.

Thanks

Hi @jenhooks,

I’ve also followed the instructions to add the Salary field. I have already added a Salary field to admin area using WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin.

I’m finding that following the instructions above, still gives a warning for missing baseSalary even though there is a salary entered into the field.

Any updates?

Hi @jakeom & @latimera,

When is the release being made, need this fixed ASAP?

Many Thanks

Hi,

Exact same issue. Can’t work out why this has suddenly happened.

Appreciate any advice

Hi,

Exact same issue. Can’t work out why this has suddenly happened.

Appreciate any advice

@xnau Thanks for responding. That’s a shame.

@xnau

Thank you for the response. This sounds complicated to achieve without advanced Php coding skills?

Do you have any .php scripts that I can use to cut lines from and use as a guide. I may be able to get this working with some heavy reading and a bit of support.

Thanks

Hi @xnau

Firstly great plugin!

I’ve read back on this thread and looked on your support documentation. Is it possible to use your plugin for the following scenario?

Is it possible to have a dropdown box on a participants record that allows you to select from a list of existing WP_Users to allows them editor access to the record and then a second dropdown box that allows you to select from a list of WP_Users (maybe more than one) to have read only access?

I basically want to be able to select from a list of WP_Users and allow edit access level and then select other users for read only. I don’t want all participants data to be accessible to everyone.

I hope this makes sense.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by welsh10.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by welsh10.

Hi Uncanny,

I may be missing something here, but is it possible to display the date the certificate was earned next to the name also?

Thanks

Hi Jeff,

Please can you tell me what pages & urls should be excluded from WP Super Cache & Cloudflare?

Thanks