Thanx for your reply but my problem is only with inactive jobs. The problem is that the list now doesn't exclude the inactive jobs. So o empty the table is a to rigourous for me. Thanks again for your help

Are you running this on your computer or at a host/server?

Well I've received a clear anwser how to use nl2br http://www.phpinsider.com/smarty-forum/viewtopic.php?p=59574#59574 . Apparently you've got to remove the <br/> tags from the function escape according to the admin of the link above. It makes real sense what he is saying.

Where do you add this small line of code like the admin stated?

[code]{$description|nl2br}
[/code]

To force the content to be displayed with the breaks or something else that makes sure there's not a lot of whitespace between every written line. (like this forum)

Hope somebody can help me with this?

Thanks :)

Chris

@sharma3361

I believe the solution posted by fineluck is okay. In my case I made <br /> instead of <br/>. It works now and It doesn't create a lot of whitespace. The second option I didn't implement because it works how I intended. (if I'm wrong please point that out to me)

However if you place a table on my site it gives a lot of whitespace before showing the table. In someway it adds a lot of <br/> tags (10 or more).

I've checked the TinyMCE forum http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?id=16805 and there I've found two solutions. The first one doesn't work fix_table_elements: 1 (I don't see any changes) The second one nl2br() seems the cause of the issue. I've looked the information up and it shows that when putting de data in the database it shouldn't be used because it will add <br /> tags. As I've read it should be used for pulling out the data of the database.

Can somebody tell me how to correct/change this?

;) Thanks

Chris …

Hey Uniq!

That would be great if you can find the time to post your how to. I would really appreciate your effort.

Looking forward to you're how to

Cheers Chris

Hey all,

I also want to like to see this feature added on my site. I see http://ecommjobs.co.uk/ has a nice implemented map.

I've checked out the links you've all posted but there all old/outdated. Is there anybody who succesfully implemented it on their site (like ecommjobs or http://www.housingmaps.com/ ) and make it communicate with the Jobs table? If so what are the steps you have to take to make it work dynamically with the Jobberbase database?

Thanks for the effort,

Chris

@redjumsuit
Thanks for clearing that up I thought I've missed something.

@uniq sorry for being blunt but...

I know of course of Magpie (I can google) but the documentation is very poor and I believe it's also left alone by the developer because important links don't work like the forum/blog. And sorry but the video you've posted is sweet and makes my mouth water but what kind of added value is this for jobberbase? Sorry for my assumption but I simply don't see the link between the two CMS systems.

Hey Steve!

Do you've got any new updates or progress on this subject? Would love to see it working!!

@Chronos
I would agree that it would be better to have an advanced search option LINK integrated under the current search function.

With a option to select a city
With a option to search only in the short job title
With a option to search jobs by date 3 days 1 week 2 weeks 1 month
With a option to preselect freelance or fulltime function.

That would be truly terrific for the job searchers

Hey vadisetiawan
is this add on to swap between languages? For example between english and spanish? if so how do you switch between the two? Thanks