Hello.
Any plans to make Job search available for Drupal 6 ?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #28 | mail_6_1.patch | 1.85 KB | dawehner |
| #22 | jobsearch_drupal6port.tar_.gz | 16.13 KB | xamount |
| #18 | jobsearch_drupal6_port.patch | 11.66 KB | xamount |
| #8 | first_patch_no_views.patch | 12.5 KB | dawehner |
Comments
Comment #1
kbahey commentedYes.
But only if one of the following happens:
a) Someone contributes a patch for it.
b) We need it for a site we are working on.
c) Someone wants it for their own site and willing to pay for the effort of porting.
d) We have some free time (unlikely).
Comment #2
chipway commentedHi,
Any newsn for d6 port ?
Thanks
Comment #3
ginoch commentedI've worked with Job Search in Drupal 5.7 and encountered various problems. Right now I'm trying to make it work in Drupal 6, unsuccessful.
I'm not serious into coding Drupal or modules, but I manage to hack my way thru the sources. I guess I'll need to get rid of some friends and free up my time. ("Whatever time might be." - [Steve Hawkins]).
I already made a Dutch translation.! anybody interested?
Is their anybody that can hint me or work with me on porting this module.
Comment #4
kbahey commentedThe details on converting a module from 5.x to 6.x are here http://drupal.org/node/114774
For the Dutch translation, please attach it to a new issue and specify against which exact version it was done, and I will include it.
Comment #5
joemaine commentedA new job posting module was recently posted for D6:
http://drupal.org/project/job_posting
...haven't played with it yet.
Comment #6
theladyboo commentedThe job_posting one doesn't look like something that would work for what I want to do. This one looked so promising except I just spent the good part of the morning installing drupal on a godaddy vps and finally figured it out and now this. (hangs head). Hey, if we could get 50 to 100 users who want it ported and we were all willing to pay like $10.00 each then it might be a good project to work on :) (okay, so I tried)
i really like the idea of this one. The other job one doesn't have enough features for what I need. I had to dump joomla because that opensource job posting/search service disappeared and i just don't like working with Joomla at all.
Comment #7
Phil Ewert commentedHi Gino,
sorry, but you seemed to have been succesfull in getting rid of people to free up your time, because I can't seem to contact you \(^_°)/ . (just joking, of course).
I am currently working on possibly even 2 Job-Portals and would be really interested in the current status of your port. I might have someone, who could help porting or even doing the whole port for cash, so I would be interested, where we are.
Thanks for your reply,
Phil
Comment #8
dawehnerdrupal rocks!!!!
its awesome!!!, i didn't done drupal development for 4 days and i recogniced my addiction to drupal ^^
Here is a first patch with adds hook_schema, hook_theme, changes the hook_menues and info files
still TODO: change hook_views_tables
no test yet
Comment #9
joemaine commentedWith all the new activity swirling around the Job Search module...it seems appropriate to resurface this popular question - is there a D6 upgrade on the horizon?
Comment #10
xamountI could possibly look at this, but not without being paid to do this work...
Comment #11
joemaine commentedThe question's been asked in the past - how much is it going to cost to move this to D6?
Comment #12
xamountsuggest something and we can go from there....probably around $200 should be fine I would think.
Comment #13
newdru08 commentedsubscribing
Comment #14
dawehnercould anyone test the existing patch, so i could continue with the views part?
Comment #15
juicytoo commentedI'm happy to contribute $20 AUD to the drupal 6 port.
Is there a way to pay and get things moving?
cheers
Ed
Comment #16
DanilaD commentedSubscribing.
Comment #17
xamountdereine, I tried applying your patch but I think the directories are screwed up.....the patch works up to the point where it starts patching stuff in the jobsearch/access folder.
Can you either split up the patch for the different directory of /access or tell me how to apply the original patch through the command line?
Comment #18
xamountHere is an updated patch....
I basically re-did the port from scratch using the first patch as a guide.
This patch is more complete from the first one uploaded. The first one has some critical things missing like "return $schema" and some others.
A few things to note:
1. I renamed the folder "po" to "translations". The last line in the patch gives an indication of this. I am not sure if you apply this patch if the renaming will be done so that's why I am mentioning it here.
2. Only one function is left before I can say the port is ready for testing in Drupal 6. in job.module I could not get my head around to porting the drupal_mail() function.
here is the drupal 5 version:
drupal_mail('job_apply', $job_user->mail, $result['subject'], $result['body'], $from);3. I am not sure about the default views if they have to be ported or not. The coder module only identified the drupal_mail function as the last item before the entire module is drupal 6 ready.
Please can someone fix point #2 above?
Comment #19
kbahey commented1. When all is ready, let me know and I will handle this. It has to be done to HEAD then branched, ...etc. So I will take care of that.
2. In Drupal 6.x, emailing is a pain. It is a two step process. Check here http://drupal.org/node/189367
3. Yes, it needs to be ported, but it has to confirm to Views 2. Don't know exactly what is involved in converting Views 1 to 2. Can be handled in a separate issue so it is not a show stopper to the port.
Comment #20
sunshinee commentedxamount,
Thanks for posting the update, I was just about to take a look at the previous patch myself. I for one, greatly appreciate the time you've put into this. I'm certainly not an expert, but am reading up on the D5-D6 email now. I will post back if am able to get my head around it.
Thanks again. And thanks to kbahey for creating this great module in the first place.
-Joy
Comment #21
joemaine commentedAny chance of seeing updates in zip or tar formats for an easier installation/testing?
Perhaps a bit of help by looking at the job posting module http://drupal.org/project/job_posting
The mail function in the job posting module is working in D6 and there is a patch that illustrates views2 support. Good code documentation.
Comment #22
xamounthere is a quick tar.gz of the module (as if you applied my last patch). go forth, test and report any issues.
Comment #23
tomcoady commentedIs this the only way to get notified of news on this module?
Comment #24
twizzler commentedI am new to all this - so I may have made a mistake. I have a clean install of Drupal 6.8 and I uploaded the jobsearch port to the modules directory. After installing the module I got errors with duplicate definition of node_help() and so had to delete it again. It's probably something I have missed - so I am rummaing through the drupal docs - but thought I'd mention just in case there is a bug with the port.
Comment #25
sunshinee commentedI had the same problem. Upon enabling the jobsearch module, the site returned a fatal error. It reads something like "Fatal Error: cannot redeclare node_help()" and references lines in job.module and node.module. Simply removing the declaration in job.module allows a successful install of jobsearch, but I haven't had time to test further.
This was also a Drupal 6.8 install.
Comment #26
kbahey commentedI have created a Drupal 6.x-1.x-dev tarball, which will appear here in a few hours http://drupal.org/node/353354.
It solves the node_help error.
The email part still needs work.
Please create patches against 6.x-1.x-dev.
Comment #27
kbahey commentedComment #28
dawehnerhere is a try for sending mails on drupal6
Comment #29
kbahey commentedCommitted, thank you.
I am closing this issue.
People who test 6.x-1.x-dev and find it working should report that all is well, and open an issue to create a stable release (but only if they test the code and find it all to be working). People who find issues can open new issues against 6.x-1.x-dev as well.
Comment #30
juicytoo commentedHi xamount and kbahey,
Thanks for updating this.
Just a general question.
Does the drupal 6 port contain all the functionality that the drupal 5 port contains for jobsearch.
cheers
Ed
Comment #31
kbahey commentedThat is the intention, yes.
But unless enough people test it and report back, we will never know for sure, will we?
Comment #32
guimguim commentedHi all,
I just read through all this discussion an I am really happy I found it.
I am also really interested in the port of this module to D6 (and to the implementation of other functionalities too). See my on-man-talk here : (http://drupal.org/node/354489)
Actually next week a student in our ICT team will arrive (will work for 6 weeks with us ) and will have time to test this (at least I will ask him to do so, but he has to discover Drupal first...)
In a long term view, we don't want to re-invent the wheel and plan to use the module on our company website for job vacancy, we might have budget to pay someone to develop new things in it (a dedicated content type for structured resumes ?).
But so far, jwe still analysis what our needs will be.
I hope to give feed back in weeks to come about that and start testing ASAP. (kbahey, we might contact you too also)
Comment #33
kbahey commentedThe D6 code is now listed on the project page.
Here is a direct link. http://drupal.org/node/353354
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