WPJobBoard

All things related to users, should be in the front, and not in the backend. The users should never see the wordpress backend.

We (administrators) should had the option to deactivate resumes and company profiles. (Don’t know if it is possible now)

I agree adding resumes is better from the front end. Making users go through the extra hassle of registering will put them off. The easier the better, as it will mean I get more resumes, making it more attractive for employers too.

I agree that front end access is the standard in the jobs board industry. Also resume posts that can be viewed with the posters personal information name, email, phone, etc hidden/anonymous to protect their privacy from current employers. This would probably require a private message system where employers and candidates could communicate anonymously. Obviously this would require both users to sign up and be logged in.

I’m not sure how practical this would be in a plugin(not a programmer) but with these additions you could charge twice as much as you do now and compete with some major job board software companies. I would pay it.

Sorry for my bad english:
– I feel frustrated when I update the plugin and the translation.
– ability to send a private message to the user
– resumes URL: http://xyz.it/resumes/name.surname/ instead of http://xyz.it/resumes/view/193/
– know the contents of applications that the users sended to job poster
– simple portfolio in the resume (upload max 20 photos/images)
– add manage job “seo” (title, description for the share on facebook)
– add a note in job details and the wishlist (cache?)
– simple text-editor for the textareas
– rating for the job
– list of users with “job alert”

Why is my comment vanished?

@Greg: My frustration is due to the fact that everytime i update the plugin, i’m forced to retranslate the language file

i would like a SEO-level customization of jobs (a description meta element auto-generated from the job text, for example)

In the resumes page, i’d prefer “experience” and “education” not to be listed when they have no value associated

In the resumes page, if i add two additional fields (i.e. “skype” and “facebook”), if user fills only one of them, the empty one gets displayed too

In the resume listing page, it would be useful to have:
1) a customizable max number of results per page, whose setting would not be shared with the job listing page;
2) an ordering filter (i.e. arrange resumes in alphabetical order, location, last update, job title)

Thanks

No, I didn’t. Because I didn’t know which were the new words.

I’m sorry but I didn’t understand do you think of:
“In the resume listing page, it would be useful to have:
1) a customizable max number of results per page, whose setting would not be shared with the job listing page;
2) an ordering filter (i.e. arrange resumes in alphabetical order, location, last update, job title)”

I agree with everyone who says resumes should be managed by the user on the front-end. Thanks!

It could be interesting to have the ‘job alert’ in the personal profile.

Hi greg, when the new version? Now It’s march!

Googlemap in the job.php?

I would definitely prefer to have users fill in their resumes on the front end. For now I have edited the Profile page to direct them on what to do. The problem is that the profile page is somewhat blank – so they login and then what? If you wish to write in a paragraph or two about what to do the file is: /wp-admin/user-edit.php (be sure to make a backup copy first)

The other thing is that when a non-member clicks on a job they want to apply for, all they get is a text box saying:
“Only registered members can apply for jobs.”

ok – then what? There should be a link in that line to allow them to go to the wp-login page. I found the page and simply added text to tell them to click on the login link on the top right of the page – but I would prefer inserting a “SIGN UP” button instead. Page ID: wpjobboard/application/module/frontend/index.php (make a backup copy prior to editing)

Yea, it would make the software spot on if the users could add/edit/delete there profile from the front end. Ideally it would work like so:

– They sign up
– Account is approved/denied
– they edit there page, for advertiser they edit a job, for job seaker they edit there resume/portfolio
– log out

**All on the front end. I believe only admin should see back end.

Also something i really really need is to be able to charge a fee for adding resumes as well as adding jobs.

Thanks

hi

resume posting frontend would be awesome.

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conte

Greg,

Thanks for all of the good work you’ve been doing for us. I certainly look forward to release 3.4 and having the resume form on the front end. I know you say you don’t want to reveal the release date but are we close? Weeks? Days?

Keep up the good work,
Phil

Greg, thanks, I’ll definitely keep that in mind.

Got my money ready to buy and test this new version 🙂

Looking forward to seeing how versitile the resmume editing it like on the front end.

Also were you making the Job editing front end also?

Im hoping this well be just what we need for our latest project! 😀

Thanks
Lee

Hello Greg

I bought your theme a long time ago but couldn’t launch my website in the last few months.

I have noticed you have made many improvements… I am 3.4 as I hope to start with best version and so that I don’t face any upgrades issues. Waiting eagerly..