one3rdnerd

@bkno

I spoke directly with premium support. This has been fixed if you update to the latest version.

You can also see the Github conversation about this issue and the code to fix it on the old version (no longer needed if you uprade to the latest)

See: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/2423#issuecomment-1564126964

Hope that helps

Hi @alinclamba

Thanks for that info.

We had 8000 expired jobs, I have since gone through and deleted them all manually but that didn’t solve the issue.

We have 242 jobs, 78 in trash.

I don’t think we have any job related posts though unless I’m misunderstanding.

For the jobs, the only additional things we have are:

• JobRelay – for importing jobs (JobRelay Connector, JobRelay Geolocation Data Update)
• WP Job Manager addon – Jobs Geolocation
• WP Job Manager – Applications

I don’t think we have added any additional fields and I can’t think of any other plugins we have installed that could be impacting the WP Job Manager database queries.

All of these issues started on the 17th of May, no issue with it before, it all seemed to start as soon as WordPress was auto updated to 6.2.1, nothing else changed that I could see.

Our web host wasn’t interested in helping, I ran some database optimisation tools and despite deleting the 8000 expired posts, the wp_postmeta table is still 200mb in size.

Is there a tool to remove anything from that table that WP Job Manager no longer needs?

My client purchased some premium add-ons but he can’t seem to login to the WPJobManager website so far and hasn’t heard back on his contact form request to try and seek premium support.

Thanks

Hello,

Sure.

Create a custom taxonomy called (Regions)

Add an ACF WYSIWYG field to this taxonomy called “Long Description”

Create a taxonomy term called “California”

Put 50 words in the default description field

Put 250 words in the new Long Description field.

Review Yoast Analysis and it only sees 50 words and tells you to increase the length so it’s not analysing the content added to the long description.

Please advise.

Thanks

No problem, you’re welcome.

I used that code verbatim, but I may have adjusted some settings.

Here’s how it’s looking on my test https://bodynutrition.org/best-fish-oil/

What are you trying to do that differs from the above?

@sunnyp81

John (the dev) shared the below solution once we investigated via email

Please add the piece of code below to your functions.php file (or there where you find more appropriate) and check if the author box is displaying correct information now. Please know that that author box won’t work for (Molongui) guest authors. If you have none or you have the feature disabled, no need to worry.

add_filter( '_authorship/filter/get_user_by', function( $data, $args )
{
    list( $filter, $user ) = $data;
    $fn   = 'do_shortcode';
    $file = 'bb-theme-builder/modules/fl-author-bio/includes/frontend.php';
    $dbt  = debug_backtrace( DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS, 20 );
   if ( $key = array_search( $fn, array_column( $dbt, 'function' ) ) and
        isset( $dbt[$key]['file'] ) and substr_compare( $dbt[$key]['file'], $file, strlen( $dbt[$key]['file'] )-strlen( $file ), strlen( $file ) ) === 0
    ){
        $filter = false;
    }
    return array( $filter, $user );
}, 10, 2 );

There are a few limitations that would be great to solve in the future to make this approach more flexible which are

– Ability to remove the <space><dot><space> between the authors, if keeping on one line a comma without a space before would be the ideal outcome. I think controlling this with a checkbox option would be best in terms of user-experience.
– Ability to put a line break between the two authors so the “Reviewed by” author can be on a line below the writer.

I hope that helps.

@molongui

Thank you. I have sent the message through that and attached the two plugins

1) Beaver Builder
2) Beaver Themer.

This uses a single Beaver Themer module called “Author bio”.

Thanks