v3.0.7

• Fix some typos in application email filter names.
• Correct an issue which prevented taxonomy terms being added with WordPress 6.2

v3.0.6

• Preparations for WP Broadbean search add-on which is now available.
• Correct an error where the license key for add-ons reports as failed but is actually working.

v3.0.5

• Minor tweaks to the plugin updates and news sign-up form on the settings screen.
• Add the current logged in users email address to pre-populate the sign-up form on the settings screen.

v3.0.4

• Added job feed notes to the default job fields and taxonomies.
• Added information to the settings page and the new support add-on.
• Move the after settings hooks so it is actually after all the settings on the settings page.
• Allows the job author to be set in WordPress based on the consultant_email field.

v3.0.3

• Correct check for an empty value for the posted XML before proceeding with the inbox template. Prevents warnings when the posted data is incorrect and gives the appropriate error message.
• Fix a call to and undefined function in the post title filter functions. Thanks to @bencorke for contributing this fix and finding the bug.
• Add declaration that the plugin works with WP version 5.2.

v3.0.2

• Correct the number of args referenced in the function wpbb_set_application_email_data(). Was set to reference 3 and now corrected to 4.
• Includes the permalink of a newly created job in the success message when a new job is posted successfully.
• Various minor bug fixes inlcuding typos.
• Show a checkbox field description next to rather than beneath the field input.

v3.0.1

• Adds support for application via either an application form on site, or an external application URL.
• Improved some functions in terms of coding standards.
• Added a setting for the application type - allows site admins to choose whether candidates should apply via a form or an external URL.
• Escaped settings field description using wp_kses_post rather than 'esc_html' so they can include links.
• Added new function wpbb_get_job_application_type() which returns the type of application chosen. Either form or url.
• If applications are set to url, output a apply now button linking to the URL below the job content.
• Correct an incorrect entry in the sample-add.xml file.
• Adds plugin update routines.
• Corrects an issue where the plugin version does not show correctly in the admin settings page.

v3.0

Important information about this release is outlined in the following blog post:

https://highrise.digital/blog/introducing-wpbroadbean-version-3/

Information about updating to version 3.0 an be found here:

https://highrise.digital/blog/updating-the-wp-broadbean-plugin-to-version-3/

• IMPORTANT NOTICE BEOFRE UPDATING: WP Broadbean version 3.0 is a major overhaul of the plugin from earlier versions. With this in mind, this version is NOT backward compatible to earlier versions. This means if you are running a version earlier than version 3.0 already, it is crucial that you test the update on a staging or test site before updating to the latest version.
• Deprecated the theme inbox file version located at wpbb/inbox.php in the active theme and replaced with wpbroadbean.php in the root of the active theme.
• Deprecated the double settings arrays. Settings should now be registered against the wpbb_plugin_settings filter.
• Adds options footer credit with a link back to plugin authors.
• No longer use the CMB Meta Box framework to provide the job fields on the job edit screen. This framework is no longer supported and therefore this has been removed and replaced with a native meta box solution.
• Newly configured way of storing applications, temporarily whilst notifications are sent and then removed for privacy and security reasons.
• Extensible application form where developers can now make changes to application fields.
• New endpoint URL which no longer uses a query string name and value, but an actual URL. The endpoint for jobs to be posted to is now /wpbb/jobfeed/.
• Application forms are now shown on job single page views rather than having a seperate page.
• Added a check for SSL. If your site is not running over SSL (https) a warning message is shown on the settings page.
• Allow users to display a credit to Highrise Digital below each single job post, should they wish the give something back to us!
• Allow the jobs post type to show in the REST API. This means that partial block editor (aka Gutenberg) support is provided. The edit screens now use the new block editor.
• Prepared the plugin for add-ons being released, namely allow add-ons to add settings to different admin menu pages.
• The job post ID is now appended to the jobs permalink slug. This prevents a job having the same URL as a deleted job in the future.

v2.2.3

• IMPORTANT NOTE: to avoid any confusion with users understand whether applicant data is stored within WordPress, please visit the plugin settings page up update and review the settings.
• Removal of the deprecated call to the settings page screen option.
• Introduces new settings to allow users to prevent applications and their associated attachments being stored in WordPress. If set to remove they are removed once sent across to Broadbean.
• Make sure the wpbb_after_application_form_processing hook is the last thing to fire in the processing function. This prevent code after it from not running if a function was running on this hook that died or exited. An example is a function which redirected users on application form completion.
• Adds a new filter for filtering the error message on the application form when no job reference is detected - wpbb_application_form_messages.
• Adds a new setting to allow a user to switch of the output of job data on a job post - meta and taxonomy output.

v2.2.2

• Set applications post type to not have an archive. Even though the post type is set to not public ('public' => false) it would appear that in some setups the applications had a front-end page.
• Set the applications to draft post status by default
• Create a new filter named wpbb_insert_application_args to allow devs to change the args used when creating the application post.