DW Job Center by DaniWorld offers immediate civilian job selection and applications for whitelisted jobs. The reviewed version 1.0.0 targets QBCore. Salary, benefits and requirements in config.lua are display text; they do not by themselves implement payroll, equipment grants or background checks.<\/p>\n
Keep the dw-jobcenter folder with client, server, html, config.lua and fxmanifest.lua intact. Start qb-core and oxmysql before ensure dw-jobcenter. Although the README mentions mysql-async as an alternative, the shipped manifest imports @oxmysql\/lib\/MySQL.lua; do not assume a direct replacement without adapting and testing that integration.<\/p>\n
Back up the framework database and compare the included sql.sql with your existing schema before creating job_applications. The README SQL example and sql.sql differ in date types and constraints. Use one deliberate compatible schema; CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS does not migrate an existing table to match the file.<\/p>\n
Defaults enable qb-target and the internal review system. Set TargetSystem to ox for ox_target. UseTarget = false enables the main job-centre text prompt, but internal review-point setup still branches on TargetSystem and can call target exports. Disabling UseTarget alone is therefore not enough to remove target dependencies from internal reviews.<\/p>\n
Match Config.Jobs keys and grades to your QBCore jobs, add them to Config.JobOrder and set type to civilian or whitelisted. Whitelisted entries also define questions and minReviewGrade. The default internal system does not require dw-bossmenu; choosing the external integration requires a separate compatibility check.<\/p>\n
The review action verifies the reviewer\u2019s job and minimum grade, but the application-list callback does not enforce those checks before returning records. It also concatenates a requested job name into SQL. Add server-side job\/grade authorization and parameterized queries to the read path; visible review-point restrictions are not sufficient.<\/p>\n
Online acceptance calls SetJob. Offline acceptance instead writes a plain job name and a job_grade column into players. The checked QBCore schema has no job_grade column and its save path stores a JSON job object. Adapt offline assignment to your framework before deployment and verify persistence after reconnecting; an accepted application status alone does not prove a successful hire.<\/p>\n
The review interface inserts application answers through innerHTML. Render untrusted answers as text and validate input types, lengths, repeat submissions and review-state transitions on the server. Test authorized and unauthorized reviewers, acceptance while online and offline, rejection, target-free operation and resource restarts.<\/p>\n