Wordpress Careers plugin

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WordPress Careers plugin

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wpCareers (JobPortal Project) is a WordPress plugin

The plugin allows you to build an online jobs/resume website, where the applicants will be able to search, update, add/remove, and add or edit their resumes/profiles.

In addition, user can also add/delete/change descriptions, upload images/photos.

* In Admin Area the administrator will be able to:
* View and manage records in terms of add/modify/remove of entries
* Approve or deny the posts.
* Inactive Applicants Convert to Active
* Delete Users profile, Delete Employer profiles

It is a complete ready to use as Job Board System

IMPORTANT NOTE:

We strongly recommend you using themes that the front page will be displayed in one column otherwise you use our theme wpcareers.

jPortal Theme

NOTE:
Some themes, which are arleady modifie by me to use in wpcareer plugin, are available HERE!

This plugin is under active development. If you experience problems, please first make sure you have installed the latest version. Feature requests, bug reports and comments can be submitted [here]

1) Click here to download the wpCareers last release

Installing the plugin

Please test the plugin with your theme on a develop machine or a local machine, if the test is successful then install it on the production machine.

1. Extract files
2. Upload ‘wpcareers/’ folder to your ‘./wp-content/plugins/’ directory
3. Login to the administration and go to “admin panel/plugins” and activate the plugin
4. Go to the “Manage” tab of your WP.

You have now there a new tab called “wpcareers” to configure the plugin.
You will need to make the following folders writeable (chmod 777) :

- wp-content/plugins/wpcareers/templates_c
- wp-content/plugins/wpcareers/cache

NEW in THE VERSION 1.1
Add a public directory and upload the resume and images resources (the public folder must have write permission)

- wp-content/public/wpcareers/resume
- wp-content/public/wpcareers/public

Screenshots

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Demo link:

wpCareers
Bazare-kar

Questions and Examples of Use

Frequently Asked Questions

Todo:

Changelog:

Jan 18, 2010
- Released v1.1
- fixed for plugin auto-upgrade

Note: This bugfix release 1.1 hove to install Manually.

- fixed for the plugin auto-upgrade. (must test with the next coming version)
- moved directories public resources to wp-content
- fixed some bugs in administrator’s interface (redirect, brocken links …)
- the dashboard will show only for users with rolle >1

Jan 09, 2010
- Released v1.0
- All administrator pages finished.

User friendly registration system
Apply for jobs and submit resumes.
Search jobs by keywords, field, and location.
Create – Edit a resume
Manage the Posts
Email the job to a friend

25 Responses to “WordPress Careers plugin”

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JOE, 7. September 2010, 5:42

Can you import jobs from an Excel file? How? Can you Export jobs and resumes? Thanks Joe.
murthy, 21. August 2010, 3:37
I am unable to login to my regular wp-admin when I installed the wpcareers plug-in Please help me in this. I want to place this as a additional link to my regular blog. thanks in advance…….
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select the wpcareers_utilities from the menu in admin interface
Uninstall and remove it completely.
The plugin is for a standalone instance of WordPress.
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Jamie Gamauf, 12. August 2010, 13:28
This is the start of an excellent plugin but it does have some serious problems / bugs. The major one is that the wp_wpj_resume database is not created at install.
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Line: 492 in jp_admin_setup.php update and replace
   r_status int(3) NOT NULL default 0,
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There is some error. I had to create the database from scratch. Took me a while to figure that one out.

You can see what I have done with your theme and plugin at: http://www.dcspotlight.com/jobhunters/welcome/

Wow i like it ;)

This is part of an online newspaper which you can see here: http://www.dcspotlight.com/

This plugin is exactly what my client was looking for, but the bugs caused me many headaches.

I see some serious money making potential with this if you added a PayPal function and cleaned up the english. I would like to discuss this more with you. Please contact me if you are interested in taking this to the next level.

Jamie
KHK, 10. July 2010, 14:03

Hi,
I have installed this plugin but it is not working properly. I would like to make sure it is operational.
Lennie, 24. June 2010, 5:17

OK, the resume table did not created with the rest of them, but wp_wpj_created_resumes did. Is that just a typo in the installation?