[matador_application] Shortcode

This shortcode creates an application form. When used in the loop on a job listing page, it will submit to the job on that page. When used on a WordPress page type page or anywhere else on your site, it will submit as a “general application” which can be assigned to a role or not based on the settings selected in the Applications tab.

This shortcode is only available to Matador Jobs Pro users.

Parameters

fields: List the fields you’d like in your form. Choose from the list of default fields below, though additional fields can be made available by extensions or developers. Defaults to ‘name’, ’email’, and ‘resume’ or the values set in settings.

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: List the fields you’d like required by your form. Defaults to ‘name’ or ’email’ or the values set in settings.

wpid: The WordPress post ID of a Bullhorn job to submit the application against. Use with caution, as jobs removed by a sync will cause this to not work as expected. Default is blank.

bhid: The Bullhorn Job ID of a submit the application against. Use with caution, as jobs that are closed in Bullhorn may result in unexpected behavior. Default is blank.

class: Add an additional CSS class to the application form wrapper. Default is blank.

Shortcode parameter values containing spaces should be enclosed with quotes.

Application Fields

  • name
  • namePrefix
  • firstName
  • middleName
  • lastName
  • nameSuffix
  • first_and_last_name (which is the same as firstName and lastName separately)
  • address1
  • address2
  • city
  • state
  • zip
  • email
  • phone
  • mobile
  • resume
  • letter
  • files
  • message
  • profile (url for website or LinkedIn)
  • occupation
  • companyName

Examples

[matador_application] // load the default form used by jobs
[matador_application fields='name,email,message,resume' require='name,email,resume']
Updated on September 24, 2023
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