The script doesn't apply to jobs

[mohamed2m2018]

I got this logs, but the script just scrolls down the jobs and doesn't apply to any

[iliasjaddi]

Me too!

[feder-cr]

so strange

[feder-cr]

check your openai balance

[iliasjaddi]

I have enough openai balance.

The problem is that it only keeps scrolling the jobs but doesn't apply to any!

[reneekharat]

same problem here, and I have enough on openai as well

[pafthinder]

yeah, it doesn't get to the point of using OpenAI API ; it doesn't find any job.
It looks like class names of HTML elements are misaligned

@feder-cr check the issue
#114

I am thinking maybe it's because I have LI learning subscription and this changes whole layout?
@reneekharat do you have LI premium or LI learning subscription?

[Andres-Ventura]

testing it now

[Andres-Ventura]

I can work on this if you want @feder-cr

[Andres-Ventura]

update: heres the line causing the issue mates

utils.printyellow(f"Starting job list process") <--- I printed this job_list_elements = self.driver.find_elements(By.CLASS_NAME, 'scaffold-layout__list-container')[0].find_elements(By.CLASS_NAME, 'jobs-search-results__list-item')

File: linkedIn_job_manager.py

[B-Chaudhry]

I am facing the same problem

[reneekharat]

yeah, it doesn't get to the point of using OpenAI API ; it doesn't find any job. It looks like class names of HTML elements are misaligned

@feder-cr check the issue #114

I am thinking maybe it's because I have LI learning subscription and this changes whole layout? @reneekharat do you have LI premium or LI learning subscription?

no I have the standard. previously had premium though, not sure if that changes anything

[pafthinder]

@reneekharat damn, it's bad. because there is no pattern now. you have standard account like people for whom bot works.
so this is not the issue with the layout I would say

@Andres-Ventura ; yeah, I figured it out as well in #114 ; check it out please, I have put there some additional comments. Got any idea what to do with it?

[feder-cr]

@Andres-Ventura yes for sure bro!

[Andres-Ventura]

Update: the issue lies inside the extract_job_information_from_tile function inside file"linkedin_job_manager.py" where a few find_element() references are not being referenced correctly.

[naganikshith04]

Any update on the fix?

[Andres-Ventura]

Got it to work locally. running some tests

[naganikshith04]

Please let me know, what would the fix for it

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[nick-casa]

Here's my fix to this. I did this real quick, but I haven't had the chance to double check. After doing some debugging, I found the Job objects were all being marked as "Applied", so all I did was change line 261 in linkedIn_job_manager.py to:

 try:
     apply_method = job_tile.find_element(
            By.CLASS_NAME, "job-card-container__footer-job-state"
      ).text
except:
     apply_method = "N/A"

The class name was previously "apply-method", but I could not find this element on my page. Instead, I believe it was looking for the job state. Once I changed this, not all of the jobs were marked as applied.

Hope this helps @naganikshith04 @Andres-Ventura @pafthinder

[naganikshith04]

[image: image.png] Same, didn't get solved for me.

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On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 7:20 AM Nickolas Casalinuovo < ***@***.***> wrote: Here's my fix to this. I did this real quick, but I haven't had the chance to double check. After doing some debugging, I found the Job objects were all being marked as "Applied", so all I did was change line 261 in *linkedIn_job_manager.py* to: apply_method = job_tile.find_element( By.CLASS_NAME, "job-card-container__footer-job-state", # apply-method ).text The class name was previously apply-method, but I could not find this element on my page. Instead, I believe it was looking for the job state. Once I changed this, not all of the jobs were marked as applied. Hope this helps @naganikshith04 <https://github.com/naganikshith04> @Andres-Ventura <https://github.com/Andres-Ventura> @pafthinder <https://github.com/pafthinder> — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#137 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJ3UJYVRJESPMAM5WKIZKPLZU3UHFAVCNFSM6AAAAABNKX5PNOVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMZDGMRYGY2DEOBQGI> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.*** com>

[SaadKhalidAlarifi]

I am having the same issue (Applying to AU jobs)

[pafthinder]

try checking #114

[feder-cr]

@Andres-Ventura any update?

[pafthinder]

@feder-cr why would u close #114 without resolving it and asking about solution from community in other issue? let's merge those to one and keep it open, as you can see this is issue affecting a lot of people using the bot

I managed to make bot running in my environment in #114 but it doesn't mean the issue is solved. App on the whole still works bad and it requires loads of work - collaborative effort

[feder-cr]

@pafthinder sorry

[RahulSinghalChicago]

Here's the code that I'm using for the fix. Replace the method in linkedin_job_manager.py

@feder-cr let me know if you want a PR

def extract_job_information_from_tile(self, job_tile):
        job_title, company, job_location, apply_method, link = "", "", "", "", ""
        try:
            # job_title = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-list__title').text
            # link = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-list__title').get_attribute('href').split('?')[0]
            # company = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-container__primary-description').text
            job_title = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-job-posting-card-wrapper__title').text            
            link = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-job-posting-card-wrapper__card-link').get_attribute('href').split('currentJobId=')[1].split('&')[0]
            link = "https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/" + link            
            company = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'artdeco-entity-lockup__subtitle ').text
        except:
            print("except")
            print(job_title, company, job_location, link, apply_method)
            pass
        try:
            # job_location = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-container__metadata-item').text
            job_location = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'artdeco-entity-lockup__subtitle ember-view').text
        except:
            pass
        try:
            # apply_method = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-container__apply-method').text
            apply_method = job_tile.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'job-card-job-posting-card-wrapper__footer-item').text
        except:
            apply_method = "Applied"

        return job_title, company, job_location, link, apply_method

[iwnfubb]

The fix from @RahulSinghalChicago works for me !

[feder-cr]

@RahulSinghalChicago yes for sure, join the telegram group, so we can discuss it more easily - > https://t.me/AIhawkCommunity

[RahulSinghalChicago]

fyi, the element selector reverted to the original version on my linkedin today, so the code update will allow for both.

[feder-cr]

@RahulSinghalChicago please send PR