# Create a career module

Solodev provides a Career Portal module that allows organizations to attract the best labour talent by listing their open positions. This tutorial shows Solodev users how to create Careers modules in Solodev where users are able to add open positions without any coding knowledge. This module requires an index page and a detail page.

# Prerequisites

Users should be familiar with:

Using shortcodes.
Mapping pages to modules.

# Step 1 -- Installing a career portal module

On the Solodev dashboard, click Modules.
Click Add Module on the next page.
On the Career Portal card, click Install.
In the modal window enter the name of the module.
Click Browse and select the web files -> managers folder.
Click Choose.
Click Submit.

# Step 2 – Creating a repeater template

Expand the web files -> content folders and open the careers folder (Create one in the content folder if it has not been created).
In the careers folder, click Add File.
Enter the Name (careers-repeater.tpl) and Title of the file.
Set the File Type to Code.
Click Submit.
The user is directed to the open file.
In the text box, enter the code provided below:

<div class="row py-5">
    <div class="text-center col-md-8 mx-auto">
    	<div class="dynamicDiv"></div>
  	</div>
</div>

<div class="row pb-5">
	[repeater id='38'  pages="22" order="start_time desc" display_type="news"]
		<div class="col-md-6 mt-2 mt-md-0 p-2">
			<div class="d-flex p-3 bg-light-gray align-items-center justify-content-between">
				<div class="p-1">
        			[is_set value=""]
        				<h3 class="h4 mt-3 text-uppercase"></h3>
        			[/is_set]
        			[is_empty value=""]
        				<h3 class="h4 mt-3 text-uppercase"></h3>
        			[/is_empty]
        			<p class="mt-3"></p>
				</div>
				<div class="p-1">
					<a href="" class="btn btn-primary btn-md">Apply</a>
				</div>
			</div>
		</div>
	[/repeater]
</div>

Click Publish.

Note: The id value in the repeater should match the id value of the module.

# Step 3 – Creating a detail template

Open the careers folder located in web files -> content folder.
Click Add File.
Enter the Name (careers-detail.tpl) and Title of the file.
Set the File Type to Code.
Click Submit.
The user is directed to the open file.
In the text box, enter the code provided below:

[entry]
	[is_set value=""]
		<h2></h2>
	[/is_set]

	
[/entry]

Click Publish.

# Step 4 – Creating a page to house the repeater template

Open the www folder.
Click Add Folder.
Enter the Name (careers), Title, and Description of the folder.
Click Submit.
Open the careers folder.
Click Add Page.
Enter the Name (index.stml), Title and Description of the page.
Choose a template.
Click Submit.
The user is directed to the index.stml page.
Select an empty DynamicDiv on the page.
Select the careers-repeater.tpl file located in the web files -> content -> careers folder to insert it into the dynamic div.
Click Publish.

# Step 5 – Creating a page to house the detail template

With the www -> careers folder open, click Add Page.
Enter the Name (detail.stml), Title and Description of the page.
Choose a template.
Click Submit.
The user is directed to the detail.stml page.
Select an empty DynamicDiv on the page.
Select the careers-detail.tpl file located in the web files -> content -> careers folder to insert it into the dynamic div.
Click Publish.

# Step 6 – Mapping the detail.stml page to the careers module

Expand the web files -> managers -> Career Portal folders.
Open the Career Portal module.
Click Modify.
Expand the Website Properties accordion.
Click Browse next to the Detail Template textbox.
Select the detail.stml page located in the www -> careers folder.
Click Browse next to the Detail Folder Location text box.
Select the folder (www ->careers) that contains the detail.stml file.
Click Submit.

# Step 7 – Adding an Entry

Expand the web files -> managers -> Career Portal folders.
Open the Career Portal module.
Click Add Entry.
Enter the Name and Select a Status
Enter the Career Information for the entry.
Enter the Career Content for the entry.
Set the Start and Stop Schedule.
Click Submit.