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ok – i solved it with duplicates of job-manager. the function of the lists and the app-form seems to be correct, but i can’t take responsibility if it will work for every situations.

-copy folder and rename it my-manager
-download something like notepad++ which have powerfull search funktions
-open one file in the my-manager root folder. e.g. admin.php
-ctrl+f | search in files |type in JOBMAN_DIR replace by: MYMAN_DIR
 IMPORTANT: CHECK CASE SENSITIVE and switch to the correct folder

-repeat this with
 JOBMAN->MYMAN
 jobman->myman
 Job->My
 job->my
 jcat->mycat

 now you have to rename some files:
 -job-manager.php->my-manager.php
 -frontend-jobs.php->frontend-mys.php
 -admin-jobs-settings.php->admin-mys-settings.php
 -admin-jobs.php->admin-mys.php

if you don't use the english-language you have to make a new one:
-download poedit
-go to my-manager\translations -open just your language file e.g. jobman-es_ES.po
 save it as myman-es_Es.po and the new *.mo file is created.

so – i hope in the next version is a filter option for the dropdowns – that will be great.

hi,

thanks for the fast reply.

the reason is that i need three separate drop-down menues in the sidebar, because the lists have nothing to do with each other
http://orientportal.org/
[sorry it’s in german]

if i do something like this…
categories:
-lang_hindi
-job_egypt
-stud_india
…
is there a widget function to separate this in different drop down menues which i’ve not seen?
so, i think the only way to realize this is to hardcode the dropdown menues in the sidebar and filter the lists that way you suggest. or change the database-saving-directories of the plugin if it’s not to complicated [but this have the advantage to be managed in wordpress].

i hope these are not total stupid questions – i’m new in wordpress and don’t know the whole stuff.

greetings,
johannes