Multiple locations for one job post

LadyLain
(@ladylain)

8 years, 11 months ago

Hi ,

Firstly, I want to say: Nice work!
Your plugin is so fantastic! Thanks a lot!

Now, my question is:
I’m searching to change 1 little thing in your script.
When you are on the backoffice and you want to create or edit a job, you can link it to a location. But how could i do if i would link this job to 1, 2 or maybe more locations.

Example :
Job Developper
–> 3 availabilities for Los Angeles, New York and London.

What do i have to change in the code to do this ?

Hope you could answer me quickly !

Thanks and good evening

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Plugin Author

PickPlugins

(@pickplugins)

8 years, 11 months ago

Thanks for your post,

we already have plan to add multiple locations for single job, but currently, support one location,

if you already installed “Job Board Manager – Locations” addon for “Job Board Manager”
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/job-board-manager-locations/

for the display purpose, only you could use comma separated location name on location field,

View post on imgur.com

Hope future version display separated link for each comma separate location value

View post on imgur.com

And so on other integration,

Feee free to share some ideas will try.

Regards

Thread Starter

LadyLain

(@ladylain)

8 years, 11 months ago

Thanks for the answer,

I’ve followed your advice and just optimized it.

in the file job-board-manager-locations/assets/admin/js/scripts.js

jQuery(document).ready(function($)
	{
		
		$("#job_bm_location").attr('autocomplete','off');		
		$("#job_bm_location").wrap("<div id='location-list-wrapper'></div>");
		
		$("#location-list-wrapper").append("<div id='location-list'></div>");		

		$(document).on('keyup', '#job_bm_location', function()
			{
				
				var name = $(this).val();
				name = name.split(',');
				name = name[name.length-1];
				console.log(name);
				
				if(name=='' || name == null){
						$("#location-list").html('<div value="" class="item">Start Typing...<div>');
					}
				else{
					
					$.ajax(
						{
					type: 'POST',
					context: this,
					url:job_bm_locations_ajax.job_bm_locations_ajaxurl,
					data: {"action": "job_bm_locations_ajax_job_location_list", "name":name,},
					success: function(data)
							{	
								$("#location-list").html(data);	
							}
						});
					
					}
				
			})

		$(document).on('click', '#location-list .item', function(){
				var oldval = $('#job_bm_location').val();
				var inputVal = oldval.split(',');
				var newVal ='';
				for (var i = 0; i < inputVal.length-1; i++) {
				 	if (newVal=='') {
				 		newVal = inputVal[i];
				 	}else{
				 		newVal = newVal+','+inputVal[i];
				 	}
				 	
				}
				var name = $(this).attr('location-data');
				if (newVal=='') {
					newVal = name;
				}else{
					newVal = newVal+','+name;
				}
				
				$("#job_bm_location").val(newVal);
			
			})

	});

So, if I write a comma after the text it browses again into all locations post, and i can choose one.

And to display i’ve done this in job-board-manager/templates/job-single-sidebar.php

if(!empty($job_bm_location)){
		$job_bm_location = split(',', $job_bm_location);

		foreach ($job_bm_location as $location) {
			$html_about_company .= '<div itemprop="jobLocation" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Place"  class="side-meta location"><i class="fa fa-map-marker"></i> '.$location.'</div>';
		}
		
	}

Now, i just have to look at my ajax research to make it work with this

hope it can help somebody 🙂

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