To implement the WordPress plugin, you as WordPress Administrator will be asked for the Application Token to authorize the Carerix plugin with your Carerix Application (applicationname.carerix.net).

To get the token you'll need to contact our support desk. We will generate a token and send it to you. WordPress plugin - Activate API

NB. The Jobs default page is created for reference purposes only. You should not use it otherwise. Instead use WordPress posts and blog listing (i.e. www.website.com/category/vacancies).

Make sure that this e-mail templates are installed in the library of the Carerix application:

We recommend to use the blog list, eg. http://demo.carerix.com/plugin/en/vacancies/ So do not automatically generated jobs-default page, that page is purely for reference.

Other possibilities for job listings are on http://demo.carerix.com/plugin/en (submenus under jobs) and using plugins is more possible, for example, hang a blog list on a page, so you can create www.website.com/vacancies.

Medium 'web' is default, but you can show a different 'job flow' on the website. For example, a list of ZZP projects or jobs per establishment, all published to medium 'web2'.

You can do this by publishing to a different medium. You use this medium as follows:

NB: In Carerix publish your default to the medium 'web'. You do this in the settings of the Carerix WordPress plugin to fill out and you therefore blank.

The plugin will synchronize Jobs, Candidates etc every 10 minutes. You cannot change this interval.

To check quickly the result of your edits, you can synchronize Jobs, Candidates from Carerix manually:

All job posts and job source page (with list of jobs) will be updated.

By default is Form 1 installed. You can create a new (specific) form with the fields you want to show. Don't forget to connect this to the appropriate 'Source':

You can create a new form and link it to the desired Job feed source. For each form you can synchronize the fields Carerix. Note that you must first save the title of the form before you can synchronize. You can compose each form yourself by or (un)checking the appropriate (and/or required) fields.

Required skill: Carerix administrator + Wordpress theme/frontend designer

Prerequisites: make sure in Carerix there is at least one job order tagged as an 'Open vacancy' and has an active publication generated from it. See also: How to make sure candidates can do an open application?

In Wordpress you can put the following shortcode in the contents of a page:

[cx_open_application]

If you want to use a specific application form, use the following format:

[cx_open_application openFormID="XX"]

Replace 'XX' by the application form ID. You can find the ID in the application forms list (Wordpress→Dashboard→Carerix→Application Forms) If you have multiple open vacancies in your Carerix system, you can add the Carerix publication-ID of the specific open vacancy as a parameter:

[cx_open_application openpubid="XX"]

Replace 'XX' by the ID of the publication of the open vacancy job order

Lastly you can combine the two like this:

[cx_open_application openFormID="3" openpubid="312"]

The Carerix WordPress plugin supports multilingualism. To do this, you use a multilingual plugin. Carerix supports Multilingual Plugin WPML, the most popular plugin on multilingualism. We assume that you all vacancies in both Dutch as a 2nd language publishing (English in this example). Proceed as follows

NB: Please note that the 'Translation Options' of WPML are good.

IMPORTANT! You can do steps below only in case when WPML plugin is NOT installed. If you have WPML plugin please skip this section!

You can also show jobs from different languages ​​(different mediums) without multilingual plugin:

How can I make candidates through job boards are sent to the correct page on my website to apply

http://www.domainname.com/?pub_id=<cx:write value="$publication.publicationID"/>

this results i.e. in http://www.domainname.com/?pub_id=123 en shows the specific publication to the visitor

Regarding InGoedeBanen: By default there a candidate cannot be traced if he comes via a job board. This is because an IGB single vacancy publication is given to x number of job boards.

Candidates can register for the newsletter.

Enable the checkbox 'Newsletter subscription' in the desired application form (Wordpress→Dashboard→Carerix→Application Forms). Note that newsletter subscriptions are always part of the application form and not available as “stand-alone” signup widget.

In WordPress you can use this shortcode to show a form for job alerts (vacancy subscription). When candidates signup they will receive emails in the future containing vacancies that fit their selected criteria, on a daily basis.

See the example in

The following fields will be displayed in the form:

The process for the candidate is as follows:

Follow the steps in the following help article:

Create a general page and paste the following shortcode in the content:

[cx_job_alert_subscription]

Optional attributes are can be added to control the confirmation message.

Set a custom confirmation message:

[cx_job_alert_subscription confirmation_message="Thank you for subscribing. Shortly you will receive an email with an activation link. After activation you will start receiving new job opportunities in your mailbox on a daily basis!"]

Set a custom page/url for the confirmation message:

[cx_job_alert_subscription confirmation_url="/jobalert_thank_you/"]

In Carerix, you can fine-tune the following candidate criteria for the job alert form:

For the following instructions you need to be familiar with Carerix Tables editing. The principles explained in Table management are used to edit the tables.

The following table items are used:

Shorten the country selection

If your working area is a single country (or a few) you can shorten the dropdown box of countries.

For each country you want to disable in the job alert form, edit the item, and uncheck the box “not for web”.
Note: if you only enable one country, the country selection is disabled on the job alert form.

Shorten the business-line selection

In Carerix every function group can be connected to a business-line. If one or more function groups are connected to a business-line the business-line dropdown box on the jobalert form will appear. So if you don't work with multiple business-lines, you need to configure the business-lines as follows:

Configure/shorten function group selection

Change ApplyURL so links in email templates refer correctly to the website. Change the link for the apply_url (Settings → Attributes and Fields → Apply_url)

http://www.domainname.com/?pub_id=<cx:write value="$publication.publicationID"/>

This provides e.g.

. The plugin will redirect to the appropriate job

How do I create links to jobs in my emails, alerts and newsletters?

The apply page supports 2 new GET parameters cx_applysource and cx_applytags as of version 2.14.36

https://somecustomer.com/vacancy/1234/apply?cx_applysource=Google&cx_applytags=jobboard.nl,paid,regionA

NOTE: The apply parameters are being stored in a cookie for 30 days. If the same candidate applies for another vacancy through another URL e.g. When a candidate submits the apply form the tracking values will be automatically saved in Match details and become visible in Carerix application as Apply Source and Apply Tags fields in Matches details.

If yours wordpress configured differently and you are not using default urls, be sure that redirect from job board will land on apply page. Usually it is enough to provide apply=true parameter in the url

https://somecustomer.com/vacancy/9876/apply

The resulting match will be created with previous tracking values.

The Carerix WordPress plugin is the connection between the Carerix application and the WordPress website. Therefor there are certain roles/rights for different tasks:

Jobs are displayed under the following conditions (You need Carerix administrator rights for this):

To verify you can look at https:/ / applicationname.carerix.com/cxportal, containing all vacancies are displayed according to the above condition (medium = web) (substitute 'applicationname' to the name of your Carerix application)

Yes, you can manually add a Featured Image (open the job post and add Featured image). (Be aware that manual changes in the job posts texts are overridden by the next vacancy sync, but as the featured image is not part of vacancy syncs it won't be removed)

You can check by forcing a manual sync: Located in Wordpress → Dashboard → Carerix → Settings → Tab Settings → Button 'Synchronize new/changed items from Carerix'.

Yes, go to Wordpress → Dashboard → Carerix → Sources

For each source, locate the section Publication Details Footer, and replace the shortcode [cx_apply_button] with [cx_apply_form]. From now on, the apply button (which links to a separate application page) is replaced by the application form.

Yes, you can manually add a Featured Image. Simply open the job post and add Featured image. You need editing rights in WordPress. Be aware that manual changes in the job posts texts are overridden by the next vacancy sync, but as the featured image is not part of vacancy syncs it won't be removed.

You can check by forcing a manual sync: Located in Wordpress → Dashboard → Carerix → Settings → Tab Settings → Button 'Synchronize new/changed items from Carerix'.

Yes, you can add HTML in the publication text, so you can add a Youtube video as you would in a WordPress post. In the Carerix application the Carerix user needs to add a little piece of HTML code in the publication text:

Yes, you can add HTML in the publication text, so you can add a Youtube video as you would in a WordPress post.

Required skill: Wordpress administrator

Perhaps you have moved jobs to the trash. Remove them permanently from the trash. After synchronization, they are recreated again and are visible.

Furthermore, if you use the “Synchronize by REST-API (beta)” setting (WP Dashboard → Carerix → Settings → Tab Settings), make sure you do a full jobs sync by clicking on the “Enforce full sync of all items from Carerix” button.

Yes, that's possible. You need Wordpress administrator rights and do the following:

Yes, that's possible:

Also see Applicant Source Tracking for tracking candidates in Carerix throughout their application process.

Candidate information is not available anymore because of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

You need WordPress administrator rights to add a plugin with this feature.

Jobs include taxonomy by Country and Region, Function and Training. These can be used with other plugins or widgets. For example, the 'Search & Filter' plugin. See Recommended Plugins & Widgets.

Try this shortcode as a 'getting started' in a sidebar widget if you use the 'Search & Filter' plugin:

[searchandfilter taxonomies="search,category,region,education,functiongroups,procedure" order_by="date" hide_empty="1" submit_label="Search" search_placeholder="Search"]

With the 'Carerix Search widget' it is possible to search by radius. These can be found under Wordpress → Dashboard → View → Widgets. You need WordPress editing rights. However, if you use a third party search-plugin (like Search & Filter or Jet SmartFilters) you cannot use this radius function because of technical limitations.

See the example in http://demo.carerix.com/plugin/zoeken-filteren/

Yes, the plugin has minimal styling so it basically follows the theme used. Additionally, you can of course use their own styling. We recommend that you do this in a child theme. If you wish to update this theme than this stylesheet is in fact not overwritten.

see also Tips & Tricks about styling

The plugin does not support this functionality.

You can create a 3rd party form (e.g. plugin Contactform7) to offer this. However you still need to manually process this submission in Carerix (create client and job order).

Required skill: Wordpress administrator

Assuming you use the site in a single-language setup.
The plugin follows the language of the website as set in Wordpress→Dashboard→Settings→General. If you change the site language to Dutch than all the titles of the jobs will be regenerated (after a fulle jobs sync).

Please note: Some links could change due tot the language conversion .

Required skill: Wordpress theme/frontend designer

Yes, starting from version 2.21.0 this is possible.

You need (s)FTP credentials for the WordPress website to do this. The idea is to override portions of the plugin's language file within your own child theme. That way you are sure the language modifications aren't reverted when a new plugin version is released.

In this example we will change the heading text “Introductie” (introduction) which appears in the vacancy texts. We assume you've set the Wordpress site language to Dutch and have the site running in a child theme.

nl-NL.resources.php in {WORDPRESS-ROOT}/wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/CxWordpress/assets/resources/ Change your-child-theme to your child theme directory name and create the subdirectories (CxWordpress/assets/resources) if needed.

nl-NL.resources.php as follows:

;<?php die()?> [CxPortal.message.field] introduction = "Intro (formerly Introductie)" requirements = "Wat neem jij mee? (formerly Functie-eisen)" offer = "Wat bieden wij? (formerly Aanbod)" organization = "Over deze werkgever (formerly Organisatie)" function = "Wat ga je doen? (formerly Functie)" information = "Meer informatie (formerly Inlichtingen)" application = "Solliciteren bij (formerly Sollicitatie)" closingDate = "Sluitingsdatum (formerly Sluitdatum)" [general.button]

apply = "Versturen (formerly Solliciteren)"

Notes:

To change the default titles or lyrics of the plugin, you could use this plugin: Real-time Find and Replace allows you to change text or HTML code (client-side), eg. You could modify the HTML code like in the example below:

The Carerix plugin works perfectly with WPML, one of the best WordPress plugins multilingual. The price of +/- € 80 for WPML is worth it, see

Use Carerix media such as 'web' and 'web-fr' etc … and publish jobs to the appropriate medium for each language. The plugin will automatically use the medium, every job post will be created in the language installed on as WPML and corresponding to the used medium.

For example

Use the medium code web-XX ', where XX is the ICU Locale is a language.

N.B. Suppose you already publish vacancies in Dutch. Then you don't want to lose or have to re-publish vacancies while implementing the multilingual feature. You can change media very simple in the Carerix Application: Rename 'web' to 'web-en'.
​Note : Do this only if WPML is arranged on the site, the plugin will pick this at the next synchronization. Standard reads the plugin 'web'.

For more text and explanation Getting started guide: Multilingual websites

Required skill: Wordpress administrator

Yes, before you can use standard WordPress RSS feeds. The URLs for this example:
/Category/publications/feed /
/Tag/Utrecht/feed/
For an example http://demo.carerix.com/plugin/category/vacancies/feed/

Yes, use the following URL:

https://your-website.com/?carerix_sitemap

These are warnings and not blocking errors.

No, this can not (yet)

Required skill: Wordpress theme/frontend designer

Yes, that's possible. The job source feed check your social media out. And installing your own social media plugin.
See Recommended Plugins & Widgets. We recommend Shareaholic wholeheartedly. }

We can continue to make the plugin better and better with the necessary feedback that we receive from the plugin. No vacancy or candidate data is send, so there is no privacy issue, and it gives no performance issues.

You can enable the logging in Wordpress → Dashboard → Carerix → Settings → Tab Settings. The logfile is created in

{WORDPRESS-ROOT}/wp-content/plugins/CxWordpress/tmp/logs/

The logfile directory can grow fast in size which may lead to your site running out of diskspace. So make sure you only enable it if you experience problems.

Candidate documents (e.g. a CV because of a job application) are submitted to the Carerix system, but temporarily uploaded to the following folder to process it:

{WORDPRESS-ROOT}/wp-content/plugins/CxWordpress/tmp/uploads/

After a few hours the files are automatically removed by the plugin and will only reside in the Carerix system.

Note: make sure you have disabled “developers logging” (see elsewhere in this FAQ), because candidate details (needed for debugging) are stored in the logfile too.

Carerix Warning: The Following directories are not writeable by PHP
Please make sure all subdirectories of {WORDPRESS-ROOT}/wp-content/plugins/CxWordpress/tmp/ are writable by PHP. Generally you can change these permissions by your (s)FTP client.

There are pros and cons to read jobs Custom Post Types in Wordpress.

Benefits

Disadvantages

Currently we have chosen to jobs not offering as Custom Post Types because many of our customers use the standard features like blog listing.

Perhaps there is a space in your publication text. Because the field contains the text shown on the website, including the head. Check the according publication text in the Carerix application, as in the example above:

You can also clean the publication text by clicking on the button 'Code' and ing the code. In this case some HTML knowledge would be handy. In this case you have to remove the code <p>&#160;</p> , see example below:

Required skill: Wordpress theme/frontend designer with PHP knowledge

With this hook you can apply changes to a vacancy-post upon (creation/update) to have it better fit into your site/theme. It's useful to apply changes in text formatting or post-statuses.

Example, edit the file 'functions.php' in your activated child theme. Add the following:

function my_cx_post_preparation(array $postids, array $data, array $cxfields ) { $post_id = (int) $postids[0]; // First item is the WP post ID $post_data_v1 = $data[0]; // The original data that the CX WP plugin has saved/updated $_post = get_post( $post_id ); // Another way to access the post data $post_cxfields = $cxfields[0]; // First item holds an associative array of retrieved (raw) CX fields $pub_id = get_post_meta($post_id, 'guid', true); // CX publication ID // Example to retrieve some specific CX fields $cx_requirements = get_post_meta($post_id, 'requirementsInformation', true); $cx_function_group = get_the_terms($post_id, "functiongroups")[0]->name ?? ""; $cx_function_name = get_the_terms($post_id, "functions")[0]->name ?? ""; $cx_min_salary = $post_cxfields['minSalary'] + 0; $cx_max_salary = $post_cxfields['maxSalary'] + 0; $cx_period_salary = $post_cxfields['salaryPeriodClassification']; // MonthTag = per hour, HourTag = per month, etc. // Example to update the post content $_post ->post_content = "<h1>Hook `cxwordpress_post_updated` altered this post contents!</h1>" . $_post ->post_content; wp_update_post( $_post ); // Update post // Example to set post meta info. This is specifically for posts in the Divi theme. Note "_et" is an abbreviation for Elegant Themes. update_post_meta( $post_id, '_et_pb_page_layout', 'et_full_width_page'); // force Divi post as a full width page update_post_meta( $post_id, '_et_pb_show_title', 'off'); // turn Divi post titles off // Clean cache wp_cache_delete( $post_id, 'posts' ); } // Add the hook with prio 3 (default) and accepting 3 arguments

add_action( 'cxwordpress_post_updated', 'my_cx_post_preparation', 10, 3);

If someone alters (the code of) the plugin this will invalidate any form of support. Carerix can not support customizations. Also customizations will be lost at each update of the plugin!

The Carerix plugin works perfectly with WordPress Multilingual Language (WPML), one of the best WordPress plugins multilangual. The price of +/- € 80 for WPML is well worth it.
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Remove extra blank line below the intro text:

Styling of the radio buttons (behind the input field):

{.carerix_labels display: inline; border: none! important;

}

(i.e. Introduction)
In the excerpt of posts you can hide titles:

div.post-body h4.cx_h4 { display: none;

}

In the standard 'Recent Posts' widget allows you to hide cups approximately as follows:

div # posts-3.widget.widget_posts div.inner p ul li: first-of-type { display: none;

}

You can use the IDs of the sections in the Application Form for styling:

#personal, #contact, #address, #motivationAndSource { background: #EEE;

}

That way you can styling alternating rows, eg .:

#personal div: nth-child (odd) { background-color: #fff; width: 100%; border: 1px solid #CCC; padding: 5px 10px;

}

Example how to cut through CSS titles and / or text, as in the attached example.

.box { -o-text-overflow: ellipsis; / * Opera * / text-overflow: ellipsis; / * IE, Safari (WebKit) * / overflow: hidden; / * Do not show excess chars * / white-space: nowrap; / * Force single line * / width: 300px; / * Fixed width * /

}

Job posts sometimes display an extra blank line after the 'Introduction'. This is because Wordpress automatically add a blank line after the 'Read more' code. You can remove it by adding the following to the functions.php in your theme (at the bottom, before the closing>?):

remove_filter ( 'the_content', 'wpautop');

You can also use this plugin

Build an RSS feed for all your jobs as posts in WordPress or build a Feed for each Category or any tag. Use the built-in feature of WordPress for generating feeds.

Ex: Build the feed for category = publications on website

like this:

http://example.com/category/publications/feed

This will result in a standard RSS page containing all posts from category publications as generated by the Carerix plugin.

Read about all options and variants you can use:

If you use a self-made theme: Use Php code 'the_content ()' not 'get_the_content ()'.

Perhaps this is due to the WordPress SEO plugin 'Add Open Graph meta '.
Turn this feature off: WordPress SEO (Yoast) Social → → → Add Facebook Open Graph meta data

I get an error when I use the RSS feed of my WordPress site open (../category/publications/feed) and thus also the RSS feed of vacancies and / or candidates. This error is caused by a character in the 'Title' which disrupts the RSS feed.

The Comprehensive Google Map Plugin version conflicts with CxWordPressPlugin. Updating the Comprehensive Google Map Plugin to the latest version will solve the issue. CxPlugin Protects itself as much as it can against other plugins, but it can not be protected if other plugins If you'll check the update log for the Comprehensive Google Map Plugin, you'll see That it had fixed its javascript bugs after version 8.0.0.

If the Captcha is not or not displayed properly, it may be that you do not appear correctly Session path. This is a setting on the server.
​Solution: Ensure that the path of the 'session.save_path' exists and is writable.

Go to the Control Panel of your server, go to the PHP settings, the section 'session.save_path'. Fill in a writable path. Example: /var/www/vhosts/website.com/private/php_sess/

(Level slider, part of Triassic website)

This issue is related to the level slider embedded in the theme. You can find many similar problems all over the internet. The solution is to disable the loading of the jquery.nivo.slider.pack.js from the plugin:

Go to /wp-content/themes/trias/plugins/slideshow/slideshow.php, find and comment out this code

wp_enqueue_script (level-slider script, get_template_directory_uri () '/plugins/slideshow/nivo-slider/jquery.nivo.slider.pack.js', array ( 'jQuery').);

Place this code in the footer of the theme, under <? Php wp_footer (); ?>

<Script src = '<? Php echo get_template_directory_uri ();?> / Plugins / slideshow / level slider / jquery.nivo.slider.pack.js' type = 'text / javascript'> </script>

Error message: “Call to undefined method Carerix_Api_Rest_Collection::getOwner()”. Explanation: mostly this is caused because there is no active publication by the Open Vacancy.