Yup, same issue here. The shortcode does nothing.
@raamdev @armando_e Your shortcodes are probably malformed – view the page in ‘html’ view and ensure there are no tags wrapping your [job_dashboard] shortcode. That would break it.
@mikejolley I already verified that. The shortcode is not malformed. It simply does not get processed.
Ruled out themes/conflicts?
@mikejolly Yes. Fresh WordPress v3.6 install, all plugins disabled except WP Job Manager, and running the TwentyTwelve theme.
Added [job_submit_form] to a new Page called “Submit a Job” with a slug of submit-a-job, Published the page, and then added ‘submit-a-job’ to Job Listings → Settings → Job Submission → Submit Page Slug. Viewed the Submit a Job page, and all that shows up is “[job_submit_form]”.
User Error on my end. Sorry. Thanks for responding.
@raamdev you realise its ‘submit_job_form’ not ‘job_submit_form’
@mikejolly In that case you should update the plugin to correct the documentation, which states “Enter the slug of the page where you have placed the [job_submit_form] shortcode.” underneath Job Listings → Settings → Job Submission → Submit Page Slug.
I changed the shortcode to [submit_job_form] and it works now. Thanks!
