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[environc Friend environcJoin date: December 2012Posts: 173Downloads:0Uploads:33 Thanks: 30 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#188267

Hi, on the list of employer’s jobs, there’s no indication that a job has expired. Employer gets an email saying the job has expired and employer may get many emails end not read this one. What code do I put on the job list so that a job that has expired shows a message to the employer that his job has expired? Regards.

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#496010

Hello,

The expired jobs will not display on frontend. It appears on backend only so the jobs appearing on frontend for all to see are not expired jobs.

Regards

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#496060

Hi Hero, I don’t mean on the front-end job list. I mean on the employer’s job list (My Posted Jobs, when employer looks at his jobs). Please see screenshot. The 2 last jobs have already expired because they’re more than 30 days old. But the employer can’t see that they are expired. What I mean is in this case, employer could see a little notice next to the job like “Expired”. Regards

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#496114

I am sorry for the misunderstanding. Now you can try as follow:

– Open file views/jajobs/tmpl/themes/inline(theme activing)/jalist-item.php

– Find

<?php if (getCurrentUserType() == JBEMPLOYER_USER && JRequest::getCmd("layout") == "myjobs") {
$numApplications = JobBoardModelJAJobs::getNumApplications($item->id);
if ($numApplications > 0) {
?>
<br/>
<strong style="font-size:120%"><?php echo JText::_("APPLICATIONS");?></strong>: <a target="_blank" href="<?php echo JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_jajobboard&view=jaapplications&layout=jaempllist&job_id='.$item->id);?>"><?php echo $numApplications;?></a>
<?php } else {
?>
<br/>
<strong style="font-size:120%"><?php echo JText::_("APPLICATIONS");?></strong>: <?php echo $numApplications;?>
<?php
} } ?>
– Change it to

<?php if (getCurrentUserType() == JBEMPLOYER_USER && JRequest::getCmd("layout") == "myjobs") {
$numApplications = JobBoardModelJAJobs::getNumApplications($item->id);
if ($numApplications > 0) {
?>
<br/>
<strong style="font-size:120%"><?php echo JText::_("APPLICATIONS");?></strong>: <a target="_blank" href="<?php echo JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_jajobboard&view=jaapplications&layout=jaempllist&job_id='.$item->id);?>"><?php echo $numApplications;?></a>
<?php } else {
?>
<br/>
<strong style="font-size:120%"><?php echo JText::_("APPLICATIONS");?></strong>: <?php echo $numApplications;?>
<?php
}
?>
<strong class="jajob-status-<?php echo strtolower($item->status) ?>"><?php echo $item->status ?></strong>

<?php } ?>

Then you could create some css rules for Job status. For instance:

jajob-status-approved{font-size:120%; left: 40%; position: relative; color: #05F700}
jajob-status-expired{font-size:120%; left: 40%; position: relative; color: #FF0000}

Pls give it a try and let me know if it helps.

Regards

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