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VantaBods did you get your answer?<br />

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Hi All,<br />
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I have setup two nodes on my site, one is a job posting &amp;&nbsp;another is job application. The Job application has a node refernece URL field, that references the job posting it is applying for. I then created a view TAB to show all the applicatisn for a current job.<br />
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What I would like to do is add a button to each Job Application, that allows the auhtor of the Job postig node to choose a winning applicant. &nbsp;The winning job application should then somehow be made visible that its the winnng applicant for that particular job.<br />
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Any ideas &nbsp;
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Hi All,

I have setup two nodes on my site, one is a job posting & another is job application. The Job application has a node refernece URL field, that references the job posting it is applying for. I then created a view TAB to show all the applicatisn for a current job.

What I would like to do is add a button to each Job Application, that allows the auhtor of the Job postig node to choose a winning applicant.  The winning job application should then somehow be made visible that its the winnng applicant for that particular job.

Any ideas  

Job posting + Job application nodes - with node reference URL

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