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Job Listings: "All Jobs" and "Your Pairs" display the same "all jobs" listing
Thread poster: Roland Grefer
Roland Grefer
Roland Grefer
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Jul 30, 2004

Henry et. al.,

Could it be that something in the handling of the job listings has changed recently?

When I login to the site, the home page correctly displays jobs in my language pairs.

However, if I select "Browse Jobs" from the top menu bar (Jobs), I end up with the same display of all jobs when I click in "Your Pairs".

The same happens if I click on "See more jobs" on the home page.

Thanks in advance for looking into this,
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Henry et. al.,

Could it be that something in the handling of the job listings has changed recently?

When I login to the site, the home page correctly displays jobs in my language pairs.

However, if I select "Browse Jobs" from the top menu bar (Jobs), I end up with the same display of all jobs when I click in "Your Pairs".

The same happens if I click on "See more jobs" on the home page.

Thanks in advance for looking into this,
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Job Listings: "All Jobs" and "Your Pairs" display the same "all jobs" listing






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