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Online PHP/MYSQL Job Application System

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Hi All,

 

I'm in the process of re-building our corporate web site. Everything is screaming along nicely but there is a fly in the ointment. The current site has an online job application system. It's asp based with some strange microsoft db backend I believe. I'm not interested in taking it over or trying to maintain it in any shape or form. It's not where I'm at technology wise.

 

This leaves me with three options:

 

* Firstly I can re-write it from scratch in php/mysql.

* Secondly I can allow our existing web people to maintain it and get them to run it under a job specific corporate domain that I can link to from our main domain which I am going to take off them.

* Thirdly I can look for something that's already been written in the technologies I prefer.

 

It's the third option I'd like help with really. Do any of you know of a php/mysql off the shelf solution that will allow us to put up jobs and allow visitors to apply for them online?

 

 

Cheers

 

John

I have seen job scripts before but they do cost, there are however free open-source scripts but the problem with these is they tend to be quite 'noobish',

 

Here is a free open-source solution which looks quite nice actually, the ones I have seen before were mostly text-based.

 

Here you go:

 

http://www.jobberbase.com/

I have seen job scripts before but they do cost, there are however free open-source scripts but the problem with these is they tend to be quite 'noobish',

 

Here is a free open-source solution which looks quite nice actually, the ones I have seen before were mostly text-based.

 

Here you go:

 

http://www.jobberbase.com/

 

Nice linky :) Thanks

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Thanks for the info to date guys. Much appreciated. I'm in the process of scheduling a meeting with the HR department to see what it is they think they need in terms of a new system. Frankly I think the requirements gathering previously done went down the "lets make it hard" route.

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