There isn’t a field for this type of data; the main description/summary field could include this, but if you wanted dedicated fields you would need to add them: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/resume-manager-editing-submission-fields/
You could for example add a field per day and let the user input a range of times they are available.
Well I can add fields, that’s not a problem.
What I want is to give the ability to candidates to publish a calender with their availability and dates etc.
I was thinking adding a field where they could add their google calender but then it would mean only people with gmail accounts could use that.
I would much rather add the functionality through the website itself.
If those were tied to user accounts, you could perhaps link to a page which shows a calendar with a users availability? Depends how that plugin works – I have not used it.
thats what I was thinking too, problem is there is no way to contact the developer to ask questions.
Will try to figure this out. if something else comes to your mind please let me know.
This is got from the developer
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I just talked to our lead developer and we actually have a solution for you.
In the URL you can pass the username (author name) These two will show different events:
http://calendarize.it/wordpress-calendar-plugin/basic-calendar/?rhc_author_name=alberto
http://calendarize.it/wordpress-calendar-plugin/basic-calendar/?rhc_author_name=admin
Due to security, it requires that the arguments are enabled on the shortcode like this:
[calendarizeit feed=”0” posted_arguments=”author_name”]
observe that in the url it has a prefix rhc_ that is because author_name alone is readed by wordpress core and returns 404
Then you only need little programming to generate the URLs.”
Am trying to find the unique id of the resumes in your plugins code but cannot figure it out. any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
The resume ID? If you edit a resume, you’ll see the ID in the address bar.
I want the calendarise it to directly pull the resume id.
The way you are suggesting, I would have to manually edit each link.
I am looking for a way to write something like
http://mywebsite.com/wordpress-calendar-plugin/basic-calendar/?rhc_author_name=CurrentUserWhosResumeIsBeingViewed
how do I accomplish that?
If you are generating that link on the resume page, you’d get it via the post ID.
global $post;
$resume_id = $post->ID;
would this work
global $post;
$rhc_author_name = $post->ID;
No. ID is the ID, not the author. Author ID can be got with ->post_author. You can then use that to get the username with http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_user_by
