

RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge
This WordPress plugin connects WP Job Manager with Restrict Content Pro. It lets you control who can submit job listings and who can view them, based on the membership levels you set up, so your job board can offer members-only access.
- Version
- 2.1.8
- Released
- Sep 14, 2021
- Developer
- Restrict Content Pro
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $1.03 on its own
- Topics
- Membership Plugins
What’s new in RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge 2.1.8
- NewAdded new updater.
What it does
Running a job board alongside a membership site usually means two separate systems with no link between them. Job posts are open to everyone, and membership levels have no effect on the board. RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge ties the two together, so the membership levels you already manage in Restrict Content Pro decide what people can do with your WP Job Manager listings.
You can limit job submissions to certain members and restrict viewing of specific jobs or whole job categories to chosen membership levels. Restrictions work across multiple tiers, which suits sites that sell different levels of access. Configuration happens in the admin settings, and the plugin is built to work with WP Job Manager add-ons. It fits niche job boards, recruitment sites and communities that want paid or tiered access to listings.
Best for
- Niche job boards offering paid member access
- Recruitment sites with tiered membership plans
- Membership communities that share exclusive job listings
Features
Links WP Job Manager with Restrict Content Pro so your existing membership levels control access to job board content.
Limit who can submit job listings to members of selected membership levels, so only qualifying users can post jobs on your board.
Restrict viewing of specific jobs to chosen membership levels, keeping certain listings visible only to the members you pick.
Apply restrictions to entire job categories instead of single listings, which helps when a whole group of jobs is meant for one tier.
Set different restrictions for different membership levels, so each tier on your site can get its own level of job board access.
Manage the restriction rules through the plugin's admin settings without editing code or templates.
Designed to stay compatible with WP Job Manager add-ons, so membership rules keep applying as you extend your job board.
Questions about RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge
Which plugins do I need for this to work?
It is a bridge between WP Job Manager and Restrict Content Pro, so both need to be on your site. The plugin uses the membership levels from Restrict Content Pro to control access to WP Job Manager job submissions and listings.
Can I stop non-members from posting jobs?
Yes. You can limit job submission to specific membership levels, so only users who belong to those levels can post listings. Everyone else will not be able to submit jobs to the board.
Can I hide only some jobs instead of the whole board?
Yes. You can restrict viewing of individual jobs or entire job categories to selected membership levels. Other listings can stay open, which lets you mix public jobs with members-only ones.
Does it support more than one membership level?
It does. Restrictions can be set across multiple membership tiers, so different levels can have different access to posting and viewing jobs on your board.
Is RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge free?
The code of RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge is this?
Version 2.1.8, released Sep 14, 2021. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of RCP - WP Job Manager Bridge automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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