Update: Not even editing the XML file to add /jobs/ within the URL is working, is there anything else I can do?
Thanks.
When your migrating data from another JM install you have to ensure that the DB has been cleaned before you import.
We outlined this step for others that were migrating from an older version of JM. I suggest you review this and start over. Since every server set-up is unique we have no way of knowing your set-up.
Following these steps should get you up and running, but you can’t skip steps.
http://www.wp-jobmanager.com/knowledgebase/job-manager-update-from-7-20/
Got it, and solved my problem! Thanks
Also I have another question, how can I modify the template the detailed job page uses? I’m not talking about the one where all the jobs appear but the one that appears when we click one of the jobs.
(I hope I made myself clear)
Thanks in advance.
(I hope I made myself clear)
Absolutely LOL.
What your looking for is the (Individual Job Template) the shortcodes directly beneath the Job List Template.
If I have helped you in some small way it would be very helpful if you could provide a review.
Ok that part I got it, I’m talking about the whole page not just the individual job part, let’s say that I want to add a sidebar or to edit something within that page, where can I edit that? Because for the Job List page we can choose the template that we want to use, what I’m referring to is something like that 🙂
Thanks.
The data (fields) that are part of the Job Lists (individual and lists) are derived from the fields you add and or modify from Job Form Settings.
Display settings are the styling of that data. That is controlled via the shortcodes for either a detailed list or short overview and when the link is clicked on you can show detail view of more data determined by the field length within the job field loop (Job List Template)
Example
`job_field_loop]
[if_job_field]
<tr>
<th scope=”row”>[job_field_label]</th>
<td>[job_field length=”200″]</td>
</tr>
[/if_job_field]
[/job_field_loop]
You really need a staging instance of your site to experiment with. There are so many different variables using these shortcodes that you really just have to experiment until you find the layout you want.
Once you have the data set looking the way you want, additional styling can be achieved by copying the display.css to your themes child theme and or taking a look at other plugin options to assist with the styling.
