create a php file called page_clearcache.php under /admin:

<?php 
$user_cache = '../_templates/' . THEME . '/_cache/'; 
$admin_cache = '_templates/_cache/'; 
 
foreach(glob($user_cache .'*.php') as $uc) 
{    
unlink($uc); 
} 
$smarty->assign('user_success', 1);
 
foreach(glob($admin_cache .'*.php') as $ac) 
{
  unlink($ac);
}
$smarty->assign('admin_success', 1);
?>

add in the case under /admin/index.php

// clear cache
case 'clear-cache':
	if(!isset($_SESSION['AdminId']))
	{
		redirect_to(BASE_URL);
		exit;
	}
	require_once 'page_clearcache.php';
	$template = 'clear-cache.tpl';
	$flag = 1;
	break;

update /admin/header.tpl and look for this:

{section name=index loop=$settings_categories}
	<li><a href="{$BASE_URL_ADMIN}settings/{$settings_categories[index].var_name}/">{$settings_categories[index].name}</a></li>
{/section}

then add this right after:

	<li><a href="{$BASE_URL_ADMIN}clear-cache/">Clear Cache</a></li>

create a template file under /admin/_templates called clear-cache.tpl and put this:

{include file="header.tpl"}
<div id="content">
<h2 id="password">Clear Cache</h2>
{if $user_success}
		User cache cleared. 
 
	{/if}
	{if $admin_success}
		Admin cache cleared. 
 
	{/if}</div>
<!-- #content -->
{include file="footer.tpl"}

this tutorial will show you how to display most recent applied to jobs (as opposed to most applied to jobs.) it will display jobs with the most recent applications (but not necessarily the most popular job)

open page_home.php and add this on the list of the define block:

define('NUMBER_OF_RECENT_APPLIED_TO_JOBS_TO_GET', $settings['most_applied_jobs']);

on the same page, after this line:

$smarty->assign('most_applied_to_jobs', $job->GetMostAppliedToJobs(NUMBER_OF_MOST_APPLIED_TO_JOBS_TO_GET));

add this:

$smarty->assign('recent_applied_to_jobs', $job->GetRecentAppliedJobs(NUMBER_OF_RECENT_APPLIED_TO_JOBS_TO_GET));

next, open /_includes/class.Job.php and look for this block:

public function GetMostAppliedToJobs($limit = false)
	{
}

add this after:

public function GetRecentAppliedJobs($limit = false)
	{
		global $db;
 
		$jobs = array();
 
		$sql_limit = 'LIMIT ' . $limit;
 
		$sql = 'SELECT job_id AS job_id, DATE_FORMAT(created_on, "' . DATE_FORMAT . '") AS applied_on FROM  '.DB_PREFIX.'job_applications 
				ORDER BY created_on DESC ' . $sql_limit;
		$result = $db->query($sql);
		while ($row = $result->fetch_assoc())
		{
			$current_job = new Job($row['job_id']);
			$job = $current_job->GetInfo();
			$job['applied_on'] = $row['applied_on'];
			$jobs[] = $job;
		}
		return $jobs;
	}

third, open /_templates/default/home.tpl and after this block:

{if $most_applied_to_jobs}
	<br />
	<h2>{$translations.homepage.popular_jobs}</h2>
 
	{foreach item=job from=$most_applied_to_jobs}
		<div class="{cycle values='row,row-alt'}">
			<span class="row-info">
				<img src="{$BASE_URL}_templates/{$THEME}/img/icon-{$job.type_var_name}.png" alt="{$job.type_name}" />
				<a href="{$BASE_URL}{$URL_JOB}/{$job.id}/{$job.url_title}/" title="{$job.title}">{$job.title}</a> <span class="la">{$translations.homepage.at}</span> {$job.company}{if $job.is_location_anywhere}, {$translations.jobs.location_anywhere}{else} <span class="la">{$translations.homepage.in}</span> {$job.location}{/if}
			</span>
			<span class="time-posted"><strong>{$job.apps}</strong> {$translations.homepage.applicants}</span>			
		</div>
	{/foreach}
{/if}

add this block:

{if $recent_applied_to_jobs}
	<br />
	<h2>{$translations.homepage.applied_jobs}</h2>
	{foreach item=job from=$recent_applied_to_jobs}
		<div class="{cycle values='row,row-alt'}">
			<span class="row-info">
				<img src="{$BASE_URL}_templates/{$THEME}/img/icon-{$job.type_var_name}.png" alt="{$job.type_name}" />
				<a href="{$BASE_URL}{$URL_JOB}/{$job.id}/{$job.url_title}/" title="{$job.title}">{$job.title}</a> <span class="la">{$translations.homepage.at}</span> {$job.company}{if $job.is_location_anywhere}, {$translations.jobs.location_anywhere}{else} <span class="la">{$translations.homepage.in}</span> {$job.location}{/if}
			</span>
			<span class="time-posted"><img src="{$BASE_URL}_templates/{$THEME}/img/clock.gif" alt="" /> {$job.applied_on}</span>			
		</div>
	{/foreach}
{/if}

also replace this:

{if !$latest_jobs && !$most_applied_to_jobs}

with this:

{if !$latest_jobs && !$most_applied_to_jobs && !$recent_applied_to_jobs}

lastly, open /_templates/default/_translations/translations_en.ini and add this under [homepage]:

applied_jobs = "Recent applied to IT jobs"

that should be it. enjoy!

in this tutorial, i will show how you can add a Previous Job and Next Job links on your job posts, for easy navigation through your job site.

here are screenshots:

first job post

in between jobs

last job post

Steps:

1) open /_includes/class.Job.php and add this block on the Job class

// get next job
public function GetNextJob($category_id=false)
{
	global $db;
	$condition = '';
	$sanitizer = new Sanitizer;
 
	if ($category_id) {
		$condition .= ' AND category_id = '. $this->mCategoryId;
	}
 
	$sql = 'SELECT id AS next_id, title AS title, company AS company FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'jobs WHERE 1 '. $condition .' AND is_active = 1 AND id > '. $this->mId .' ORDER BY id ASC LIMIT 1';
	$result = $db->query($sql);
	$row = $result->fetch_assoc();
	if (!empty($row['next_id'])) {
		return $row['next_id'] .'/'. $sanitizer->sanitize_title_with_dashes($row['title'] . ' at ' . $row['company']) .'/';
	} 
}
 
// get previous job
public function GetPrevJob($category_id=false)
{
	global $db;
	$condition = '';
	$sanitizer = new Sanitizer;
 
	if ($category_id) {
		$condition .= ' AND category_id = '. $this->mCategoryId;
	}
 
	$sql = 'SELECT id AS prev_id, title AS title, company AS company FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'jobs WHERE 1 '. $condition .' AND is_active = 1 AND id < '. $this->mId .' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1';
	$result = $db->query($sql);
	$row = $result->fetch_assoc();
	if (!empty($row['prev_id'])) {
		return $row['prev_id'] .'/'. $sanitizer->sanitize_title_with_dashes($row['title'] . ' at ' . $row['company']) .'/';
	}
}

2) open /_templates/default/_translations/translations_en.ini and add this on the [jobs] section

prev = "<< Previous Job"
next = "Next Job >>"
divider = "or"

3) open page_job.php and after this block:

// ######### list other jobs by the same company #########
$compjobs = $job->ApiGetJobsByCompany($info['company'], 5, false);
$sanitizedcomp = $sanitizer->sanitize_title_with_dashes($info['company']);
$smarty->assign('compjobs', $compjobs);
$smarty->assign('jobsat', $sanitizedcomp);
// ######### list other jobs by the same company #########

add this block:

// get next and previous jobs
$prev = $job->GetPrevJob(true); // set to true if previous job of the same category or leave blank
$next = $job->GetNextJob(true); // set to true if next job of the same category or leave blank
 
if (!empty($prev)) {
	$smarty->assign('prev', BASE_URL . URL_JOB . '/' . $prev);
}
if (!empty($next)) {
	$smarty->assign('next', BASE_URL . URL_JOB . '/' . $next);
}

4) finally, open /_templates/default/job.tpl and add the code below wherever you want the << Previous Job or Next Job >> links to appear.

{if $prev}<a href="{$prev}">{$translations.jobs.prev}</a>{else}{$translations.jobs.prev}{/if} {$translations.jobs.divider} {if $next}<a href="{$next}">{$translations.jobs.next}</a>{else}{$translations.jobs.next}{/if}

that should be all.

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Requirements:

• jobberBase 1.9.1 installed and running
• PayPal account

- if you don’t have a PayPal account, click below to signup.

Features:

• turn PayPal feature off and on
• assign individual amount for each of the job type
• update setting to require payment only on first post
• update setting to require payment on every post
• sends email notification with the payment link
• automatically posts job on successful payment

here are the screenshots:

admin – paypal settings

admin – paypal for job types

post a job

job confirmation

pay now on PayPal

email sent

job automatically posted upon payment

Once you download the file, unzip it and follow the installation instructions carefully.

NOTE: This installs on a vanilla jobberBase 1.9.1 installation on the default template. If you have done changes on your current site affecting the files included in the zip file, you must copy your changes to the files in the zip.

* Please make sure to read the license agreement before making a purchase

Features:

• add as many sub-categories under your existing job categories in Admin panel
• delete sub-categories (will only delete when there are no existing jobs posted under it) in Admin panel
• supports sub-categories pagination
• post jobs with sub-categories selection
• show job details with link to job’s sub-category

Screenshots:

category with pagination

sub-categories with pagination

job details with link to job’s sub-category

job posting

admin

NOTE: This module is using the default jobberBase template. If you are using a different template, you must copy the changes on the default template included in the module to your custom template.

Once you download the file, just unzip it and follow the installation instructions carefully.

NOTE: This installs on a vanilla jobberBase 1.9.1 installation. If you have done changes on your current site affecting the files included in the zip file, you must copy your changes to the files in the zip.

* Please make sure to read the license agreement before making a purchase

Take your job board to the next level!

Running a jobberBase 1.9.1 job board or thinking about starting one? Find out ways to add feature upgrades to your jobberBase job boards with this new bundled add-ons!

SALE – Bundled Add-Ons for US$99

Try the USER DEMO

Try the ADMIN DEMO (u/p:admin)

Requirement:

- a successfully installed jobberBase 1.9.1 job board

the add-ons included in this bundled feature upgrade are the following (you can also get these add-ons separately):

Online Job Manager

• job poster does not need to register for an account
• no need to login
• no forgetting passwords
• can manage (edit or delete) older posted jobs without accessing the job’s email
• job poster only needs the most recent email received when his/her job was posted
• will not affect any of your customizations
• supports pagination as well

CV/Resume Viewer

• single link to view all job applications online
• supports pagination
• ability to download resume
• resumes uploaded are stored in a complex folder and is encoded for protection
• when the job is deleted by the admin, all related applications and resume are deleted as well

Email subscription on new jobs

• users can subscribe to any of the categories
• user must confirm email address before getting notifications (to avoid bogus email addresses)
• automatic notification will be sent to the subscriber whenever a new job is posted for that job’s category
• on the notification sent to the subscribers, an unsubscribe link is provided in case users no longer want to receive emails for that job category
• new jobs email alert does not get sent until the job has been approved by the admin or the job poster’s email address has been previously approved (to avoid spamming)

TinyMCE when posting jobs

• using HTML editor when employers post job
• using HTML editor when admin posts a job
• using HTML editor when job ad is edited (both by employer and by admin)

Note: the upgrade package is using the jobberBase 1.9.1 default theme. if you are using a different theme, you will need to copy the changes made on the corresponding default template file to your custom template.

Once you download the file, just unzip it and follow the installation instructions carefully.

NOTE: This installs on a vanilla jobberBase 1.9.1 installation. If you have done changes on your current site affecting the files included in the zip file, you must copy your changes to the files in the zip.

SALE – Bundled Add-Ons for jobberBase 1.9.1

US$99*

* Please make sure to read the license agreement before making a purchase

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Warning and Disclaimer:

If you decide to use the backfill script, your site must adhere to Indeed and SimplyHired’s Terms of Use. I will not be responsible for the content of your website that will prohibit you from using the backfill script.

Requirement:

1) jobberBase v1.9.x installed (and running)

Features:

1) No database modification
2) Setup the backfill jobs as cron jobs to run at your preferred interval
3) No double-posting of the same jobs from the same network
4) It will back fill jobs for all your job categories (and location if wanted)
5) Using the basic RSS feed from SimplyHired and Indeed

Once again…

Warning and Disclaimer:

If you decide to use the backfill script, your site must adhere to Indeed and SimplyHired’s Terms of Use. I will not be responsible for the content of your website that will prohibit you from using the backfill script.

have you ever wanted to change the font of your jobberBase website to look a little like Facebook? i did a little research and tried it on the default jobberBase template. here’s what i came up with. it only needed change in the screen.css file.

once you download the css file, you only need to rename your /_templates/default/css/screen.css file and replace with this. from there you can customize this as you need.

see screenshots below:

homepage

all jobs

job details

send to friend

post a job

sidebar

apply for a job

contact form

footer

Facebook-like font on default jobberBase template

a successfully installed jobberBase 1.9.1

features include:

• comment posting for every job
• ability to flag inappropriate comment (deletes after a set number of flags)
• users can only flag a comment once with the same IP address
• job poster gets notified every time there is a new comment
• link for job poster to directly delete job
• link for job posters to manage all the comments in the job
• manage comments through the admin panel

here are some screen shots of this module

view comments:

email received:

manage comments:

flag comment:

comment cannot be flagged (when already flagged by the same ip address):

manage comments on admin:

NOTE: This installs on a vanilla jobberBase 1.9.1 installation. If you have done changes on your current site affecting the files included in the zip file, you must copy your changes to the files in the zip.

if you have a fairly large database of jobs, and you have companies that have over thousands of jobs, more or less you will probably be getting “Out of memory” error when trying to list all the jobs of these companies.

Error looks like this:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 66584576) (tried to allocate 830 bytes) in /public_html/_includes/class.Job.php on line 58

The fix is to paginate the list of jobs instead of listing all of the jobs all the same time.

Here’s the steps:

1) Create a backup of page_company.php
2) Open page_company.php and replace all the code with this:

<?php
 
	$sanitizer = new Sanitizer();
 
	$sql = 'SELECT DISTINCT company FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'jobs';
	$comps = $db->QueryArray($sql);
 
	foreach ($comps as $comp)
	{
		if ($sanitizer->sanitize_title_with_dashes($comp['company']) == $id)
		{
			$company = $comp['company'];
			break;
		}
	}
 
	$jobsCount =  $job->CountJobsOfCompany($company);
	$paginatorLink = BASE_URL . URL_JOBS_AT_COMPANY . "/$id/";
 
	$paginator = new Paginator($jobsCount, JOBS_PER_PAGE, @$_REQUEST['p']);
	$paginator->setLink($paginatorLink);
	$paginator->paginate();
 
	$firstLimit = $paginator->getFirstLimit();
	$lastLimit = $paginator->getLastLimit();
 
	$smarty->assign('jobs', $job->ApiGetJobsByCompany($company, false, false, $firstLimit, JOBS_PER_PAGE));
	$smarty->assign('current_company', $company);
	$smarty->assign('pages', $paginator->pages_link);
 
	$html_title = $translations['companies']['are_you_looking'] . ' ' . $company . '?';
	$meta_description = $translations['companies']['meta_part1'] . ' ' . $company . '! ' . $translations['companies']['meta_part2'];
	$template = 'company.tpl';
?>

3) Open /_includes/class.Job.php and look for the block:

public function ApiGetJobs($type_id = false, $categ_id = false, $limit = false, $random, $days_behind, $for_feed = false, $city_id = false)
	{ ... }

add this block after:

public function CountJobsOfCompany($company)
	{
		global $db;
 
		$sql = 'SELECT COUNT(id) AS total FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'jobs WHERE company LIKE "'. $db->real_escape_string($company) .'"';
 
		$result = $db->query($sql);
		$row = $result->fetch_assoc();
		return $row['total'];
	}

4) Look for this block (should be below the block you just added):

// Get all jobs published by a company
	public function ApiGetJobsByCompany($company = false, $limit = false, $for_feed = false)
	{ ... }

and replace it with this:

// Get all jobs published by a company
	public function ApiGetJobsByCompany($company = false, $limit = false, $for_feed = false, $startIndex = false, $numberOfJobsToGet = false)
	{
		global $db;
 
		$jobs = array();
		$conditions = '';
 
		if ($company)
		{
			$conditions .= ' AND company LIKE "%' . trim($db->real_escape_string($company)) . '%"';
		}
 
		if ($for_feed)
		{
			// job was posted more than 10 minutes ago
			$conditions .= ' AND DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 10 MINUTE) > created_on';
		}
 
		if($numberOfJobsToGet > 0)
			$sql_limit = ' ORDER BY created_on DESC limit ' . $startIndex . ',' . $numberOfJobsToGet;
		else
			$sql_limit = '';
 
		$sql = 'SELECT id
		               FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'jobs
		               WHERE 1 ' . $conditions . ' AND is_temp = 0 AND is_active = 1 ' . $sql_limit;
		$result = $db->query($sql);
		while ($row = $result->fetch_assoc())
		{
			$current_job = new Job($row['id']);
			$job = $current_job->GetInfo();
			unset($job['poster_email']);
			unset($job['auth']);
			$jobs[] = $job;
		}
		return $jobs;
	}

So when listing jobs of a certain company with a few thousand postings, it will now paginate instead of listing all of the company’s jobs causing your page to throw “Out-of-memory” error.

please consider donating if you like this tutorial or used it on your website

Try the DEMO

requirement:
- a successfully installed jobberBase 1.9.1 job board

the add-ons included in this feature upgrade are the following:

Online Job Manager

• job poster does not need to register for an account
• no need to login
• no forgetting passwords
• can manage (edit or delete) older posted jobs without accessing the job’s email
• job poster only needs the most recent email received when his/her job was posted
• will not affect any of your customizations
• supports pagination as well

CV/Resume Viewer

• single link to view all job applications online
• supports pagination
• ability to download resume
• resumes uploaded are stored in a complex folder and is encoded for protection
• when the job is deleted by the admin, all related applications and resume are deleted as well

Email subscription on new jobs

• users can subscribe to any of the categories
• user must confirm email address before getting notifications (to avoid bogus email addresses)
• automatic notification will be sent to the subscriber whenever a new job is posted for that job’s category
• on the notification sent to the subscribers, an unsubscribe link is provided in case users no longer want to receive emails for that job category
• new jobs email alert does not get sent until the job has been approved by the admin or the job poster’s email address has been previously approved (to avoid spamming)

TinyMCE when posting jobs

• using HTML editor when employers post job
• using HTML editor when admin posts a job
• using HTML editor when job ad is edited (both by employer and by admin)

Once you download the file, just unzip it and follow the installation instructions carefully.

NOTE: This installs on a vanilla jobberBase 1.9.1 installation using the default template. If you have done changes on your current site affecting the files included in the zip file, you must copy your changes to the files in the zip.

* Please make sure to read the license agreement before making a purchase