Packages, social sharing and RSS

These three sections are part of the same page as General in Components → JS Jobs → Configurations. Pick one from the list on the left, and click Save Configurations to save every section of the page at once.

Package Settings

Packages decide how many companies, jobs, resumes and other items a user can add. The packages themselves are covered in the Packages and payments section of these docs.

Setting	Default	What it does
Package Required For Employer	No	Yes makes employers work within a package: before adding a company, job, department or other item, JS Jobs checks that their package allows it. No lets employers add as much as they like.
Auto Assign Package To Employer	None	A free employer package given to each new employer when they take the employer role. The list offers your free packages, and No for none.
Employer Get Free Package Once	Yes	Yes lets an employer take a free package only once.
Employer Free Package Auto Approve	Yes	Yes makes a free package an employer takes usable at once. No leaves it waiting for your approval.
Package Required For Job Seeker	No	The same as for employers, for job seekers: with Yes, adding a resume or cover letter, searching jobs and similar actions are checked against their package.
Auto Assign Package To Job Seeker	None	A free job seeker package given to each new job seeker.
Job Seeker Get Free Package Once	Yes	Yes lets a job seeker take a free package only once.
Job Seeker Free Package Auto Approve	Yes	Yes makes a free package a job seeker takes usable at once.

The setup wizard also asks whether to give new users a package, and fills in the two Auto Assign settings from your answer.

Social Sharing

The Social Links tab is a set of tick boxes, all ticked on a new install. Each one adds a sharing button or box to a job’s page, so job seekers can pass the job on.

Box	What it adds
Facebook Likes	A Facebook Like button.
Facebook Comments	A Facebook comments box under the job.
Facebook Share	A Facebook share button.
Google Likes, Google Share	Google buttons. These two appear only on the job’s print view.
Blogger, Friend Feed Share, Linked-in Share, Digg Share, Twitter Share, Myspace Share, Yahoo Share	A share button for each of those services.

Untick a box and save to remove that button.

RSS

Pro

RSS feeds are part of JS Jobs Pro.

JS Jobs publishes two feeds: one of jobs and one of resumes. Feed readers find them at index.php?option=com_jsjobs&c=rss&view=rss&layout=rssjobs&format=rss and ...&layout=rssresumes&format=rss on your site.

Job Settings

Setting	Default	What it does
Jobs RSS	Show	Turns the jobs feed on. Hide empties the feed and removes the RSS link from the jobs list and the job seeker control panel.
Title	Jobs RSS	The feed’s title.
Description	Job RSS Show the Latest Jobs On Our Sites	The feed’s description.
Copyright	Copyright 2009-2012	A copyright line for the feed. Leave it empty to leave it out.
Editor	[email protected]	The e-mail address of the person responsible for the feed’s content. Leave it empty to leave it out.
Time To Live	12	The feed’s time-to-live value, which tells feed readers how long they may keep a copy before checking again.
Webmaster	[email protected]	The e-mail address for technical problems with the feed. Leave it empty to leave it out.
Show With Categories	Show	Adds each job’s category to its feed item.
Company Image	Show	Adds the company logo to each job in the feed.

Each job item carries the job’s title, company, category, job type, job status, number of jobs and salary range, and a link to the job.

Resume Settings

Setting	Default	What it does
Resume RSS	Show	Turns the resumes feed on.
Title	Resume RSS	The feed’s title.
Description	Resume RSS Show the Latest Resume On Our Sites	The feed’s description.
Copyright	Empty	As for jobs.
Editor	Empty	As for jobs.
Time To Live	Empty	As for jobs.
Webmaster	Empty	As for jobs.
Show With Categories	Show	Adds each resume’s category to its feed item.
Show Resume File	Show	Adds a link to the resume’s page to each item.
Resume Image	Show	Adds the resume photo to each item.

The resume feed is public

The resume feed lists every approved, searchable resume with the job seeker’s first and last name, gender, highest education, total experience and e-mail address, and anyone who has the feed’s address can read it. Set Resume RSS to Hide unless you mean to publish that.

Employers and job seekers see the feed links on their control panels when the Resume RSS and Jobs RSS links are switched on in Employer settings and Job seeker settings.