allisontavora

Ok @jenhooks,
I think this was not clear to me when reading the information on the plugin site. Now I understand.

Thank you!

Hello @kishores,

Thanks!
I will try this here.

Hugs.

@madhattersez

I did as you explained, again.

It did not work either.

I think this problem is something of Jetpack itself, because when I realized the problem, my site had only 2 plugins installed, Jetpack itself and the WP Job Manager plugin. I had already disabled WP Job Manager, but it also did not work.

I’m going to disable Jetpack because I can not have this “loophole” for access to ordinary users.

Thank you!

@cena

So the problem might be on the site template?

If it worked out well with you, it should have worked for me too.

Okay, I’ll check that out.

Thank you very much.

Hi @cena

Hi

Thanks for your reply though, I’m still in trouble;)

Using what you indicated, I have the following problem:

When I add this code the “comments” field still does not appear, even after publishing new listings:

// Add comment support to the job listing post type – you’ll need to enable the comments for old listings manually
add_filter (‘register_post_type_job_listing’, ‘register_post_type_job_listing_enable_comments’);

function register_post_type_job_listing_enable_comments ($ post_type) {
$ post_type [‘supports’] [] = ‘comments’;
return $ post_type;
}

When I add the code below, the “comments” field appears when the user is going to publish the listing. The field “comments” is there being required, forcing the user to comment something so that the listing is published.

// Make comments open by default for new job listings
add_filter (‘submit_job_form_save_job_data’, ‘custom_submit_job_form_save_job_data’);

function custom_submit_job_form_save_job_data ($ job_data) {
$ job_data [‘comment_status’] = ‘open’;
return $ job_data;
}

Can you give me a hint how to solve this?

Thank you.

Print: https://imgur.com/a/ayxLObn

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by allisontavora.

After much research on the plugin’s codes, I was able to find the resolution of the problem. For anyone who has the same problem as me, maybe this will help.

To enable editing of listings, go to the path: “Plugins> Editor> WP Job Manager> Includes> class-wp-job-manager-install.php” and look for the “Employer”, “wp-job-manager” option and “true” in the options you want to release for editing.

Hi, @jenhooks!

No problem, I can inform my url yes.
156dopovo.sjc.br
You need to access the listing creation page http://156dopovo.sjc.br/adicionar-reclamacao-sugestao-elogio/ and create a publication (listing) with username and password to see the problem. As soon as you can, try clicking “edit” or “delete” or “duplicate.” You will see that nothing works.

note:

In order for you to understand better, I’m using the WP Job Manager plugin as a “creator of complaints” in the design of this site that will be something to charge the positioning of the politicians of my city of the problems that exist in it. But overall, it works the same way as a publications site.

Thank you in advance for your attention and I look forward to your help. 😉