I went looking for a plugin awhile back to fulfill a simple requirement of mine – make it easy to keep my resume up to date. The hResume plugin has fulfilled this need. I had a few extra things I wanted to get out of it, such as export to PDF and experience tag clouds. These aren’t, as far as I can tell, in the initial intentions of this plugin, but were beneficial to me.

Nice job and thanks!

A great, great plugin!!! Well done!!!

A question. Can the hResume data be sored in the WP database? WordPress MU especially, with BudyPress on it, has the extensible xProfile plugin that could create tables and fields to host that data about the user.

Any plans in going in that direction in the future?

Ivan

when i activate it, my right navbar goes in the bottom and the layout goes haywire…

note: tried removing the div

$hresume .= “”;

from the lnhr_stripout_hresume function, does not work

am not really a css guy…any guesses what the problem might be?

I just installed your wordpress plugin and find it really great. However I have a small issue, which is propably linked to my theme (but I am not really at ease with CSS and stuff like this).

If you check this page : http://catherine.reymond.me/a-propos/curriculum-vitae/

you’ll see that some text goes beyond the boundaries of the page. Any idea how I can fix that ?

One questions I did have, however… are you aware of a script that is available to do a similar thing that does not have to be included in a WordPress installation? I’m currently designing a non-Wordpress site and I want to include a LinkedIn hResume in it, but this is the only parser I have managed to find so far.

Any help you might give would be appreciated.

But I face a misterious behavior while I set up the pluging on my WP blog.

The URL of the page : http://www.fxbodin.com/iboga/lannuaire-des-inscrits/cevedfx
As you can see, the hresume is not taken in account; you can only see the code “”

At the bigining of the plugin code, I wrote :
$linkedin_url = ‘http://www.linkedin.com/in/fxbodin';
$lnhr_your_name = ‘François-Xavier Bodin’;
That match my data at LinkedIn.

The mistery is that if I let your data (original plugin code before I customize my LinkedOn adress and name), the plugin works perfectly!

I have spend hours trying to figure out whether there are any differences between your public profile’s code and mine… none found.
I have also tried the plugin on another server, with WP cache enabled and disabled; same result: your resume is correctly parsed and displayed, while mine is not.

Could you please help me making it work with my resume?
Thanks in advance.

Another nice feature would be to let you choose the colors for the different elements from that same graphic UI, without using templates. (I bet most of the people don’t understand the coding)

And… the ultimate version, could let you choose which elements you want to display on your blog’s resume. (i.e: If you are already on the blog watching this… why would you want to display the blog address from the linkedin’s “websites”

In addition, it would be also nice to be able to include extra text on the top or the bottom. (i.e. Besides having the CV, I like to provide a link to download a nice pdf version.

Thanks Brad, good work!