Okay, a quick search through the code gives;


/cats/ajax/getAttachmentLocal.php: md5($rs['directoryName']) != $_POST['directoryNameHash']) - so that is just a md5 hash for the directory name.

is that the md5sum that's stored in the attachments table, so it does a match against that?

Hi,

that'd be the table called 'attachment'

..in a field called directory_name

...possibly. I don't have attachments in the jobs pages. Perhaps it bears some investigation?

so if i can manage to install those, they will automatically convert when the upload is made? Yep - that's what they're there for! I don't believe the .doc app (antiword) supports docx as yet - there is a sourceforge project for this (http://docx2txt.sourceforge.net/) which released files in Septem...

sphinx speeds the searches after they've been converted to text -therefore tools to convert PDF/HTML/DOC/RTF to TXT are still required

unfortunately I worked around this by using the Joomla module and integrated search into the 'normal' Joomla search - therefore if you search a OpenCATS Joomla site, it searches the jobs, too. I have *NEVER* liked the idea of exposing your core application (OpenCATS) to the web... Far too many secur...

Haven't done it (I use the Joomla module instead) but should be easy - either by changing OpenCATS code, or symlinking to the new location. You'll have to ensure that your apache config is setup to follow symlinks...

Jeez, I need to make a wiki page for this.. it gets asked so frequently. Basically the function to take a resume inword, pdf, etc and parse it into a full candidate entry is no longer availabel to the open source application. The Closed-source version has now restricted ths functionality to their ow...

Okay, I don't have LDAP enabled myself - but here goes - from looking at the module it's quite simple; 1. unpack the .tar.gz file 2. read the README 3. drop the replacement files into the correct place in the OpenCATS filesystem; - config.php replaces existing config.php. Make sure you copy across y...

Hiya,

there is a placeholder to implement new compatibility fixes in the code - but have you tried running IE8 with it's 'compatibility support' enabled?