There may be times where you want to configure whether or not to show a widget, based on the value of a custom field you have created with WP Job Manager Field Editor. While there is nothing integrated in my plugin at this time to do it, it’s very easy to do using the free […]
Dynamic Taxonomy Child Dropdowns please note: this feature only works for hierarchal taxonomies (meaning only taxonomies you can set terms to have a “parent”). This works for any taxonomy (custom or default) assigned to Job or Resume post types. To enable this setting, edit the taxonomy field you want to use this new feature on. As you […]
As of version 1.8.1 of the Field Editor WP Job Manager addon, you can now use the filters below to allow any admin only field, or only specific ones you define … along with a default value for that field (if you want). Version 1.8.0 or older you were able to select an admin only […]
As of version 1.8.1+ the shortcodes now have conditional logic integrated with them. Make sure to read all the documentation below, especially if you plan on nesting conditional shortcodes inside each other. Documentation for Conditional Shortcodes in version 1.7.0 through 1.8.0, can be found here: https://plugins.smyl.es/docs-kb/field-editor-conditional-shortcodes-1-7-0-1-8-0/ Full shortcode attributes and reference can be found here: […]
If you plan to use Template Overrides for WP Job Manager, and those template overrides are for any of the input fields (any files inside the form-fields directory), and you are using the Field Editor plugin, there are a few things you need to be aware of. This documentation is only applicable for any of the FORM […]
When creating the WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin I specifically did not include any CSS and this was done to keep the plugin as bloat free as possible, as well as to be compatible with as many themes as possible. This ultimately leaves it up to your theme to handle the styling of the […]
There may be times where you want to duplicate a field in the WP Job Manager Field Editor. Even though there isn’t a “duplicate” option, it’s actually very easy to do. All you need to do is go to Edit the field you want to duplicate, and then change the meta key to the meta key […]
Starting with the release of WP Job Manager Field Editor 1.3.1, you can now setup a file upload field to be used for setting the featured image of the listing. This will not set the listing as a “Featured Listing” this will only set the “Featured Image” on the listing. Featured image for a listing is […]
Want to auto detect the user’s country based on their IP? Maybe you want to have the phone field type default to a specific country? What about putting preferred countries at the top of the dropdown list? You can do all of this and more with the new filter added in WP Job Manager Field […]
By default WP Job Manager Resumes Skills field will show a textbox for users to enter a comma separated list of skills. If you decide you do not want users to be able to specify their own skills, you can use WP Job Manager Field Editor to change the field type which will only allow […]
The WP- Job Field Editor plugin is great and worth every penny. I got the $39 version (although it may be overkill for my needs), but it made the process of changing my fields and adding new fields a breeze and saved me a lot of time and frustration. I would highly recommend this plugin to anyone.
Brad Boling Founder of Engage Akron
http://directory.engageakron.com
It’s never easy when you’re a newbie and then you dive into a WordPress project that spawns so many technical questions. Lucky for me I stumbled upon this nifty little plugin called “WP Job Manager Field Editor” that not only has allowed me to achieve most everything I need but comes with A++ support.
Myles always responds in a professional manner and never leaves you hanging with one word answers like other developers tend to do. Most recently, Myles has gone above and beyond the call of duty and assisted me with an issue I was having. He solved my problem, I got rid of my headache and I saw light at the end of the tunnel.
Thanks for all you do and keep up the great work!
George
George
Having been a PHP and WP developer since 2005, I’m no stranger to PHP code. I thought “How much could this really benefit me?” I’ve had about 3 weeks to work with the plugin, and I have to say I’m blown away. Not having to think about that $fields array for the front end; then the back end array; and then the display function for each field, an investment of 80 bucks has saved me $100s of dollars in time. It makes custom field management effortless, allowing me to focus on billable time rather than tweaking PHP code. Look forward to getting to know more about and investing in your other work. Solutions this great definitely need support. Please keep up the great work!
Blue P Developer at Gastonia.com
http://gastonia.com
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