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webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 9 of 10): New File Formats for Cover Letters

August 8th, 2007

Previous versions of webJobs allowed job seekers to upload resumes in text format only. This required job seekers who wrote up their cover letters in Microsoft Word to copy and paste the content and reformat it for webJobs. In webJobs v2.0 it’s now possible to upload a cover letter in Word or PDF format, just like resumes.

Job script cover letters

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 8 of 10): Contact Form

August 7th, 2007

The Contact Us link in previous versions of webJobs simply linked to the administrator’s e-mail. Unfortunately, spammers constantly spider web sites for new e-mails and this increased the amount of spam some clients received. We added a contact form in webJobs v2.0 to help reduce some of the spam you get.

Job board software contact form

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 7 of 10): Sorting Jobs

August 7th, 2007

In webJobs v1.2 job search results were sorted from oldest to newest. Customers wanted to search several different ways and now you can. In webJobs v2.0 you can now sort search results by

  • Newest posted first
  • Oldest posted first
  • Job title
  • Company name

This selection can be made from a dropdown in the Search Settings section of the administrative area.

Job board software sorting jobs

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 6 of 10): Create New Pages

August 6th, 2007

Many customers want to make their own custom pages that are already integrated into the webJobs layout. Previously, you had to manually create a PHP and HTML file to do this, but not anymore. We’ve built a feature right into the administrative area where you can simply name the new page you’d like to create and webJobs takes care of creating the files for you.

Under the Customize Pages section you’ll now see a box like this at the top of the page:

Job script create new page

Once added, it’ll show up in your list of pages available for editing.
Job script edit template HTML

You can edit the HTML of the page

Job software edit html
or the PHP code.

Job script edit PHP code

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 5 of 10): Create Job Seeker and Employer Accounts as an Administrator

August 2nd, 2007

In webJobs v1.2 the site owner could create a user account (both employer and job seeker) from the frontend. This was a bit cumbersome and some customers requested the ability to create these types of accounts right from the administrative area.

In webJobs v2.0 this is now easily possible right from the Member Manager. Simply click the type of account you’re looking to create and fill out all the required information!

Job board software accounts

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 4 of 10): Charging Job Seekers

August 1st, 2007

This feature won’t be for everyone, but we’ve had a lot of requests from both potential and existing customers for the ability to charge job seekers. In obs v2.0 you’ll be able to force job seekers to purchase a subscription before being able to post resumes.

In the billing section of the administrative you will now have a new option called “Resume posting subscription”.

Charging job seekers on your job board software

If such a billing plan exists, your job seekers will be prompted to pay before posting their resume. The purchase process is very similar to what we already have for employers.

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webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 3 of 10): System Health

July 31st, 2007

We’ve had a feature called System Health is most of our products for a while now and it’s proven to be extremely helpful to clients. It makes troubleshooting common issues much easier. We check for many common errors such as incorrect permissions, PHP versions, etc. If something is wrong, you’ll see this notice as soon as you log in:
Job script system health notice

If you want more information, you can take a specific look at what’s causing your problems on the System Health page, shown below.

Job board software system health

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 2 of 10): Combination Packages

July 27th, 2007

Many of our customers have requested and easy way for employers to buy job postings and resume views in one order, rather buy each separately. With this new version, you can do just that with Combination Packages. A combination package is a combination of a job and resume views. You can combine any job posting billing plan with any resume view plan:

Job script combination packages

Combination package will show up on the employer’s home page for purchase:

Job software billing

As with other billing plans, after the employer purchases a combination package his/her account will automatically be credited with the job posting and resume views purchased.

webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 1 of 10): Overview

July 27th, 2007

We’ve been working on a new version of webJobs mainly based off of customer requests. In the coming days we’ll share the new features in the upcoming version. We’re very excited about this new release and hope you are too! Thanks to everyone who sent us suggestions for improvements, you’re truly helping webJobs become the best job board software on the market.

Now for a preview of the biggest changes in webJobs 2.0: the layout. We’ve gotten many requests for a better template, so we reworked the entire thing. Take a look below and feel free to give any feedback.

webJobs 2.0 job board software

webNetwork/webStore Integration Released

May 25th, 2007

We’re excited to announce the release of an integration between webNetwork and webStore! The addition of webStore is a great way to make additional revenue from your existing webNetwork user base.

webStore allows you to easily start a web based store for selling photos, music, videos, or any other digital media. Photographers, film makers, and musicians can all use this software to sell their work online. Our shopping cart allows site owners to sell both digital files and physical goods. Unlike traditional online stores, webStore is specifically tailored to selling digital media online, making it fast, simple and easy to do!

The integration between webNetwork and webStore will create a username in both software packages whenever a user signs up for either. Existing webNetwork members can also be imported into the webStore database. Musicians who sell music can do so right on your site and a link in their profile will show up for their store.

For more information on webStore, click here.

 

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