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  • timmieboy Friend
    #197515

    Hello,

    I have a test account with enough jobs in it but when I add a job from the backend it tells me this: This user does not have enough the Standard posts amount. What seems to be the problem.

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #534560

    As per my reply posted here, JA Jobboard has an issue with checking job posting left function.
    In that post, the code only helps to fix for front-end. To get it fixed for back-end, please try solution below:

    Open the file:
    administrator/components/com_jajobboard/models/jajobs.php

    Find the code snippet:

    [PHP]function checkPostingAmount($value, $user_id)
    {
    global $jbconfig;
    $db = JFactory::getDbo();
    $query = ‘SELECT * FROM #__ja_employers WHERE user_id=’ . $db->Quote($user_id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $employer = $db->loadObject();

    if ($employer && $employer->standard_posts_balance == 0 && $value == ‘0’ && $jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) {
    return false;
    } elseif ($employer && $employer->premium_posts_balance == 0 && $value == ‘1’ && $jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘premium_posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) {
    return false;
    }

    return true;
    }[/PHP]

    And replace it with:
    [PHP]function checkPostingAmount($value, $user_id)
    {
    global $jbconfig;
    $db = JFactory::getDbo();
    $query = ‘SELECT * FROM #__ja_employers WHERE user_id=’ . $db->Quote($user_id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $employer = $db->loadObject();

    return checkJobPostingLeft($employer, $value);
    }[/PHP]

    Apply the same solution for Import Job function, please open the file:
    administrator/components/com_jajobboard/models/jaimportusers.php

    Find the code below:
    [PHP]function check_posting_amount($value, $user_id)
    {
    global $jbconfig;
    $db = JFactory::getDbo();
    $query = “SELECT * FROM #__ja_employers WHERE user_id=$user_id”;
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $employer = $db->loadObject();

    if ($employer && $employer->standard_posts_balance == 0 && $value == ‘0’ && $jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) {
    return false;
    } else if ($employer && $employer->premium_posts_balance == 0 && $value == ‘1’ && $jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘premium_posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) {
    return false;
    }

    return true;
    }[/PHP]

    And replace it with:
    [PHP]function check_posting_amount($value, $user_id)
    {
    global $jbconfig;
    $db = JFactory::getDbo();
    $query = “SELECT * FROM #__ja_employers WHERE user_id=$user_id”;
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $employer = $db->loadObject();

    return checkJobPostingLeft($employer, $value);
    }[/PHP]

    timmieboy Friend
    #534829

    I have changed it but it is not working, I still get the message that the employer has not enogh jobs available.

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #534839

    To resolve this issue, please replace the function “checkJobPostingLeft” in the file
    components/com_jajobboard/helper/jafunctions.class.php

    with the following:

    [PHP]function checkJobPostingLeft($account, $premium = 0) {
    global $jbconfig;
    $premium = $premium ? 1 : 0;

    if(!is_object($account)) return false;

    //allow All Employers To Post Premium jobs For Free
    if(!$premium && !$jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) return true;
    //allow All Employers To Post Premium jobs For Free
    if($premium && !$jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘premium_posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) return true;

    //get posted job
    /*$db = JFactory::getDbo();
    $query = “SELECT COUNT(*) FROM #__ja_jobs WHERE user_id = “.$db->quote($account->user_id).” AND is_hotjob = “.$db->quote($premium);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $posted = $db->loadResult();*/

    //do not need check posted job, since job posting left number is updated once user post a new job
    $posted = 0;

    if ($jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_expiry_date_by’, 1)) {
    $num = $premium ? intval($account->premium_posts_balance) : intval($account->standard_posts_balance);
    return ($num && $posted < $num);
    } else {
    $ext = $premium ? @$account->premium_posts_balance_ext : @$account->standard_posts_balance_ext;
    //E.g: 15:30,10:100
    $exts = explode(‘,’, $ext);
    $num = 0;
    if(count($exts)) {
    foreach($exts as $ext) {
    list($i, $d) = explode(‘:’, $ext);
    $num += intval($i);
    }
    }
    return ($num && $posted < $num);
    }
    }[/PHP]

    timmieboy Friend
    #535849

    Thanks I can add a job thru backend now but some problems:

    1. No job were deducted from employers account
    2. Expire date is not filled in, the database field says NULL
    3. Why is the expire date field not in backend joblist while it is in field list customization.

    timmieboy Friend
    #535850

    Thanks I can add a job thru backend now but some problems:

    1. No job were deducted from employers account
    2. Expire date is not filled in, the database field says NULL
    3. Why is the expire date field not in backend joblist while it is in field list customization.

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #535992

    Hope my answers below would help.

    <blockquote>1. No job were deducted from employers account</blockquote>
    I just fixed this issue in our dev version. For a quick fix, you can try the solution below:
    – Open the file: /components/com_jajobboard/helper/jafunctions.class.php
    – Adding code snippet below at the end of file:
    [PHP]function updateJobPostingLeft($account, $job, $premium = 0) {
    global $jbconfig;
    $premium = $premium ? 1 : 0;

    if(!is_object($account)) return false;

    //allow All Employers To Post Premium jobs For Free
    if(!$premium && !$jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) return true;
    //allow All Employers To Post Premium jobs For Free
    if($premium && !$jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘premium_posting_fee_enabled’, 0)) return true;

    $db = JFactory::getDbo();
    if ($jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_expiry_date_by’, 1)) {
    $field = $premium ? ‘premium_posts_balance’ : ‘standard_posts_balance’;
    $num = (int) $account->{$field};
    $num = $num > 1 ? $num – 1 : 0;

    $query = “UPDATE #__ja_employers SET “.$db->quoteName($field).”=”.$db->quote($num)
    .” WHERE user_id=”.$db->quote($account->user_id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $db->query();
    } else {
    $field = $premium ? ‘premium_posts_balance_ext’ : ‘standard_posts_balance_ext’;
    $num = $account->{$field};

    if (empty($num)) {
    $num = $premium ?
    $jbconfig[‘account’]->get(‘begin_premium_posts’) . “:” . $jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_show_days_elapsed’, 30) :
    $jbconfig[‘account’]->get(‘begin_standard_posts’) . “:” . $jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_display_days’, 30);
    }

    //format: 10:30,20:60,…
    $num = str_replace(” “, “”, $num);
    $nums = explode(“,”, $num);

    foreach ($nums as $k => $value) {
    list($left, $duration) = explode(“:”, $value);
    $left = (int) $left;

    if ($left != -1 && isset($job->job_duration) && $duration == $job->job_duration) {
    $left = $left > 1 ? $left – 1 : 0;

    if ($left == 0) {
    unset($nums[$k]);
    } else {
    $nums[$k] = $left . “:” . $duration;
    }
    }
    }

    $num = implode(“,”, $nums);
    $query = “UPDATE #__ja_employers SET “.$db->quoteName($field).”=”.$db->quote($num)
    .” WHERE user_id=”.$db->quote($account->user_id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $db->query();
    }
    }[/PHP]

    – Open the file: administratorcomponentscom_jajobboardmodelsjajobs.php
    – Find the code snippet:
    [PHP]function updateAcc($job, $hotjob)
    {

    global $jbconfig;
    $db = JFactory::getDbo();

    if (!$job->user_id) {
    return;
    }

    $user = JFactory::getUser($job->user_id);
    $query = “SELECT * FROM #__ja_employers WHERE user_id=” . $db->Quote($user->id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $employer = $db->loadObjectList();

    if ($hotjob) {
    if ($jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘premium_posting_fee_enabled’)) {
    $num = $employer[0]->premium_posts_balance – 1;
    $query = ‘UPDATE #__ja_employers SET premium_posts_balance=$num WHERE user_id=’ . $db->Quote($user->id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $db->query();
    }
    } else if ($jbconfig[‘billing’]->get(‘posting_fee_enabled’) && $employer) {
    $num = $employer[0]->standard_posts_balance – 1;
    $query = ‘UPDATE #__ja_employers SET standard_posts_balance=$num WHERE user_id=’ . $db->Quote($user->id);
    $db->setQuery($query);
    $db->query();
    }
    }[/PHP]

    – And replace it with:
    [PHP]function updateAcc($job, $hotjob)
    {
    if (!$job->user_id) {
    return;
    }

    $account = getAccountByUserID($job->user_id);
    updateJobPostingLeft($account, $job, $hotjob);
    }[/PHP]

    <blockquote>2. Expire date is not filled in, the database field says NULL
    3. Why is the expire date field not in backend joblist while it is in field list customization.</blockquote>

    Please ignore this field, Job’s expiry date is calculated based on publish date and its duration.

    timmieboy Friend
    #536073

    Nope, is not working.Credits are not deducted and job is placed

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #536165

    It will not decrease credit, I will decrease left Job Posting data when you post a new job.
    Credit will be decreased when you buy a Post job package.


    1. Job-posting-left
    timmieboy Friend
    #536198

    <em>@Dead Code 428606 wrote:</em><blockquote>It will not decrease credit, I will decrease left Job Posting data when you post a new job.
    Credit will be decreased when you buy a Post job package.
    </blockquote>

    Sorry but with credits I mean packages. When I add a job thru the backend it does not decreases it from employer.

    Example:
    Employer 1 – has 1:30 jobs
    After adding a job thru the backend the amount still is 1:30, so this will mean that an employer can add another job thru the front end.

    If I manual change the amount 1:30 into 3:30 without buying a packge thru the backend, is that possible or does this gives errors.

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #536203

    I checked again and see this issue on your site when trying to post new Job in back-end for Employer test11. This issue occured because in back-end, Job form did not have a setting for “Select Job duration” as on front-end.

    I have reported this issue to our dev team to get this fixed. You can check status of this issue here
    http://pm.joomlart.com/browse/JAJBJ25-354

    timmieboy Friend
    #536219

    OK, thanks. So I have to wait for this to be fixed of does it work now. Can it be that this was also the issue for not able to add a job thru the backend.

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #536647

    We will try to fix this issue asap, and I will send you updated code then.

    timmieboy Friend
    #540167

    Any update on this

    Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend
    #540203

    Hi,

    Yes, we have fixed this issue, you can apply solution below to resolve this issue on your site:
    – Open the file:
    components/com_jajobboard/helper/jafunctions.class.php

    – Find the code snippet below:
    [PHP]/**
    * @param object $account – Employer account to check
    * @param object $job – new job added
    * @param int $premium – if 1, then is Premium job, otherwise is Standard job
    * @return bool
    */
    function updateJobPostingLeft($account, $job, $premium = 0) {[/PHP]

    – And add this code before it:

    [PHP]function getNewJobDuration($account, $premium = 0) {
    global $jbconfig;
    $field = $premium ? ‘premium_posts_balance_ext’ : ‘standard_posts_balance_ext’;
    $num = $account->{$field};

    if (empty($num)) {
    $num = $premium ?
    $jbconfig[‘account’]->get(‘begin_premium_posts’) . “:” . $jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_show_days_elapsed’, 30) :
    $jbconfig[‘account’]->get(‘begin_standard_posts’) . “:” . $jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_display_days’, 30);
    }

    //format: 10:30,20:60,…
    $num = str_replace(” “, “”, $num);
    $nums = explode(“,”, $num);

    foreach ($nums as $k => $value) {
    list($left, $duration) = explode(“:”, $value);
    $left = (int) $left;

    if($left == -1 || $left >= 1) {
    return $duration;
    }
    }

    return 0;
    }
    [/PHP]

    – And open the file:
    administrator/components/com_jajobboard/models/jajobs.php

    – Find the code snippet:
    [PHP]if (!$newjob) {
    $date =JFactory::getDate();
    $row->mod_date = $date->toMySQL();
    }[/PHP]

    – And replace it with following one:
    [PHP]if (!$newjob) {
    $date =JFactory::getDate();
    $row->mod_date = $date->toMySQL();
    } else {
    if (!$jbconfig[‘posts’]->get(‘posts_expiry_date_by’, 1) && !isset($row->job_duration)) {
    $account = getAccountByUserID($row->user_id);
    $row->job_duration = getNewJobDuration($account, $row->is_hotjob);
    }
    }[/PHP]

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