I’ve had to manually edit the wp-job-manager-template.php file to remove the text, which is a complete workaround and obviously only temporary.
Is there a more permanent fix available? Or do we need to wait for 1.36.3 now?
Plugin Support
Jay
(@bluejay77)
Hi @mattapex,
Thank you for the report. We have added this issue on our issue tracker here:
https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/2278
We don’t have an ETA when the fix will be released, I’m afraid. In the meantime, you can use this code snippet as a workaround:
add_filter( 'wpjm_job_salary_currency', function( $currency ) {
return 'GBP';
} );
You can replace GBP with the currency of your choice.
I hope that helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.
Thanks… but the above code would still lead to GBP / YEAR being appended, whereas we have some hourly, daily or monthly pay rates and these will vary from job to job, rather than being consistent across our platform for all jobs.
Hi @mattapex,
the above code would still lead to GBP / YEAR being appended, whereas we have some hourly, daily or monthly pay rates and these will vary from job to job, rather than being consistent across our platform for all jobs.
This is an improvement that we hope to implement in the next future, as you can read in the GH link below under Improvements: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/pull/2263
I reported this thread there so to emphasise this feature request.
Having the same issue here!!!!
Salary showing in USD per year as well as GDP https://attenti.co.uk/job/chairbbrc/
I see this issue was raised 5 DAYS AGO ALEADY.
Can I just point out that THIS IS AN URGENT ISSUE
a resolution needs to be found as soon as possible as this is negatively affecting candidates from applying!!!
Please resolve now.
Anyone having this issue use this CSS code to remove the duplicate USD field
however Automattic should find a proper solution to remove this from the plugin.
li.salary {
display: none;
}
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This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by
JMaartenW.
Hi @jmaartenw –
We have added your report to the GitHub issue.
Please follow the issue for updates.
li.salary {
display: none;
}
makes no difference.
I can replicate this – the CSS edit can remove the entire field while ideally we want to remove only the currency bit.
I wasn’t able to find another workaround, so I reported it on the GitHub issue:
https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/issues/2278#issuecomment-1169761844
I recommend following it through.
Hello!
My workaround:
CSS:
div.single_job_listing ul.job-listing-meta.meta li.salary {
display: none;
}
Child-Theme-function:
//Display "Salary" on the single job page
add_action( 'single_job_listing_meta_end', 'display_job_salary_data' );
function display_job_salary_data() {
global $post;
$salary = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_job_salary', true );
if ( $salary ) {
echo '<li>' . __( 'Bezahlung/Jahr:' ) . ' EUR ' . esc_html( $salary ) . '</li>';
}
}
Greetings
Deexperte
BTW: This issue is an essential draw-back and has to be reprogrammed!
@deexperte Thanks for sharing that workaround.
After looking closely, our developers found that this is due to the forms being cached, which is expected; however, users should not see that.
You can find more information on this Github issue:
https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/pull/2285
@mattapex
What is going on with this issue? the github ticket says it’s resolved but it is still happening for me.
I have to rely on the CSS to remove the duplicate USD Salary field so it only shows the GBP??
li.salary {
display: none !important;
}
Plugin Support
Jay
(@bluejay77)
Hi @jmaartenw,
Can you confirm that you are on the latest version of WP Job Manager? (1.37.0)?
The changes in the GitHub PR above were released in the current version of WP Job Manager.
You should be able to configure custom salary settings in WP-admin > Job Listings > Settings. From there, you can Enable Job Salary, and Enable Job Salary Currency Customization. You can specify GBP as the currency instead of USD, as shown in the screencast below.
https://d.pr/i/n00GgU
yes I am on version 1.37.0
i’ve had to hide the USD salary via CSS
li.salary {
display: none !important;
}
example page https://attenti.co.uk/job/ceobafsa/
Hi @jmaartenw,
If the job doesn’t have the currency and interval unit set, it would default to what is in settings. You can change the defaults in WP Job Manager’s settings or edit the job listing itself and edit it there.
Also, if you previously added a salary field using a plugin or code snippet, that might be conflicting with the new built-in implementation.
Best,
Jake M.
