[GDU]

Hi @danbp I hope this note finds you well.

Just checking in with yourself and seeing if anyone else might have any inspiration with this one.

Hoping someone can assist 🙂

[GDU]

Hi @danbp

Firstly, thank you very much for testing this, it’s really appreciated!

I can validate that if you disallow account creation via the WPJM settings the preview process works fine.

However please can you also confirm if the same applies with buddypress and bbpress installed and account creation enabled in WPJM? As this is the problem I am having 🙁

For my set up I require that an account is created as part of the job submission process as my recruiters need the ability to edit the posting, mark the job as filled or review candidate submissions and they can’t do this if they post as guest.

Without the buddypress and bbpress installations ‘switched on’ this step works fine. However as soon as I activate the two plugins, although an account is still created in the background when posting a job, whatever is happening at the account creation stage when the three plugins are enabled at the same time interrupts the preview of the job posting resulting in a 404 page not found error.

Many thanks again

Regards

Mark

[GDU]

Hi all

So I’ve been doing some further trouble shooting on this one and it’s just… odd.

The issue doesn’t seem to be with just buddypress in isolation. It appears to be related to (whatever happens or changes) when buddypress and bbpress are activated at the same time.

So, I created a brand new install of WordPress and installed WP job manager

Within WP job manager I have the “allow account creation’ setting enabled when submitting a job listing

With buddy press installed and enabled by itself I can enter and preview a new job listing without any issues.

With bbpress installed and enabled (and buddypress disabled) I can enter and preview a new job listing without any issues.

With buddypress + bbpress enabled at the same time, previewing a job posting takes me to a 404 page not found error message

The interesting thing is.

If I leave Buddypress and bbpress enabled but I disable “allow account creation” when submitting a new job listing in WP job manager. The job preview step works just fine.

So I guess from I’ve been able to ascertain that it is the WP job manager account creation step which is conflicting with ‘something’ that changes on the back end when both buddypress and bbpress are enabled at the same time.

I have no idea what might change on the backend when bbpress and buddypress are enabled from an account registration perspective so at this point I’m stumped.

Does anyone have any ideas where I might be able to look next?

Thanks

Mark

[GDU]

Hey @danbp and thanks for your reply.

Yes I did, I’m having some dialogue with the WP job manager folks now (via their paid channels as I purchased a few of their premium add-ons also) but as their product was working fine (and I’ve been running it with no issues) until I switched buddypress on then they said that I should contact buddypress first.

I’ll have a play with the debugging option to see if this identifies anything ‘odd’ although to be honest I’m not 100% sure what I’m looking for.

Appreciate your pointers anyway Dan. Very much appreciated.

[GDU]

Hi Guys, really appreciate some support on this one. Still having problems with WP Job Manager integration.

Cheers

Mark