Find this :
[quote]
define ('BASE_URL', 'http://www.edunile.net' . $_SERVER['http://www.edunile.net'] . _APP_MAIN_DIR . '/jobs/app');
}
else
{
define ('BASE_URL', 'http://www.edunile.net' . $_SERVER['http://www.edunile.net'].':'.$_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] . _APP_MAIN_DIR . '/jobs/app');
}
[/quote]

Replace with :
[quote]
define ('BASE_URL', 'http://' . $_SERVER['http://www.edunile.net'] . _APP_MAIN_DIR . '/jobs/app');
}
else
{
define ('BASE_URL', 'http://' . $_SERVER['http://www.edunile.net'].':'.$_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] . _APP_MAIN_DIR . '/jobs/app');
}
[/quote]

And it should work! Also, don't forget to set up your email adress line 38 and 39 ;)

Good luck! …

You'd better edit it into _includes/translations.ini file

your work is really nice mate, but the "customer" isn't really enlightened about what will he have to pay, how the system works etc... I admit I have been confused, although I'm running a JobberBase website. You might have to explain a lil more stuff in your emails you know. The enhancements are great, it gives JobberBase a slightly different business model power.

If I get it well, recruiters register for a 12e premium account once the free time is done (it lasts three days), and then, how many ads can they put? During how much time?

Sorry for the bad, tired english I'm writing here :/

thanks a lot for sharing this mate

Thanks Filip.

Step by step I get a better view of the MVC design pattern. I really like the way JB is coded : it's very easy to understand even for a noob like me :-)

I've read somewhere that you'd like to implement a plugin system into future versions of JobberBase. This would be very sweet and also making everyone love JB even more...

On the technical side, I guess this could be achieved using the Snoopy class, like it currently is in Wordpress? I think this almost-CMS has one of the greatest plugin system ever made on a php system, so it should be a good inpiration source for JobberBase plugins...

Okay, as soon as I am trying to learn OOP with php, I was wondering if taking JobberBase as a design-pattern model would be a good thing. I guess it is :-)

Thank you Chronos.

That's exactly what I'm going to do! So if I understand right, you added those two conditions to your form (privacy policy and commercial content agreements). And now you grab emails into your database by hand when it says OK for the newsletter? Is that how you proceed?

It looks nice but I need my associate - who doesn't even know html - to be able to use the newsletter system... PhpMailer looks like it's not really accessible for such a person, right?

This sounds interesting. I'll definitely have a look into it. Did you implement it into your website?

Thank you mate!