I’m very happy to announce the release of the stable version of WP Job Manager – Search and Filtering plugin! Search and Filtering is a complete drag-and-drop, frontend editing plugin, allowing you to visually change and see exactly what your visitors will see when searching or filtering listings on your website. This fully featured plugin allows […]
I’m happy to announce that version 1.10.0 of the Field Editor plugin has been released! This is a minor revision version (meaning still backwards compatible) but also has a lot of changes under the hood! Here’s the details… (more…)
I am very happy to announce that I will soon be releasing a beta version of my very new WP Job Manager Search and Filtering plugin. This plugin was created after numerous requests from clients for an easy way to customize the search and filtering for WP Job Manager, with a very easy to use […]
As some of you may have noticed, today WP Job Manager 1.32.0 was released, which includes a major change and switch from using the Chosen.JS library, to the Select2 library (for the multiselect dropdown fields). This change has caused a major issue in relation to a lot of the field editor code base, which specifically […]
With the release of WP Job Manager Field Editor version 1.1.8 a new feature has been included which now allows you to specify custom fields you want to automatically output on Job/Resume listings. You can still use the integrated Widget, PHP or Shortcodes to output the custom fields, but it is now a lot easier to do […]
As of version 1.1.5 there is now a widget integrated with the WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin. You can use this widget to output any custom or default field anywhere that supports widgets. (more…)
Just as the title says, the WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin is now out of beta stage and I would personally like to thank everyone who was apart of the beta program as a few of you provided great feedback for issues and bugs. Those who did provide feedback will receive a free upgrade […]
I should say its a brilliant addon, makes your work so east to add new fields without hard coding templates.
Vaibhav Sisinty CoFounder/ CEO, CrazyHead Solutions
http://www.crazyheads.co
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
I’m really happy with the WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin!
I’m not a developer, and the truth is that thanks to this kind of applications you can get yourself out of the rut you sometimes get into because you don’t know how to program.
The plugin does exactly what it says, maybe with a not very easy learning curve, but in a couple of hours you are modifying the fields you need.
So, I can only congratulate the creator and encourage him to keep improving the plugin. Maybe I should improve the user interface so that the experience when setting it up is more rewarding.
Fernando Mariano CEO of Netfreelance
https://www.netfreelance.es
Nicely coded. Does exactly what is says on the tin and really useful for those who don’t want to code or simply want to save time in making quick changes. 10/10 – well done Myles.
Rich Rawcliffe
Search and Filtering for WP Job Managerby Alexandre
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