This article is for Matador Jobs Pro All-Access Subscribers who install the Matador Jobs Pro Bullhorn Lead Form Extension only.
The shortcode [matador_bullhorn_lead_form] outputs a Bullhorn Lead Form for users of the Matador Jobs Pro Bullhorn Lead Form Extension.
Parameters
fields: A comma-separated list of fields to include in the form. The fields will be presented to the user in the order which they are listed. All fields available to the [matador_application] Shortcode are available to this form plus one more, contact_type. The contact_type field is a drop-down that lets the user selects between “I am a looking to hire” or “I am looking for a job” and the selection may dynamically show a resume field and re-route the form response as a general application.
Privacy Policy Acceptance, Terms of Service Acceptance, and anti-spam fields added by extensions will be included automatically and do not need to be listed.
require: A comma-separated list of fields that are required. If the field is not in the list of fields from the fields parameter, then it is ignored.
If you include the contact_type field, you should also include and require the resume field. If you do not, Candidates will submitted without a resume for processing, creating a record in Bullhorn with very minimal data to consider them with.
type: The entity response type of form. Choose from lead or contact if you’d like to override the option you selected for “Sync Lead Form Inquiries to Bullhorn” in the settings. Do so with caution and make sure your settings are properly configured for both types if you use this parameter to swap between both. Default is the value of the settings option.
class: A space-separated list of additional CSS class names to be appended to the form wrapper to aid in the design of this form. Default is empty string.
Example
[matador_bullhorn_lead_form fields="firstName, lastName, companyName, occupation, email, phone, contact_type, resume, message" require="firstName, lastName, companyName, email, contact_type, resume, message" class="my-theme-class-name"]