> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wpjobopenings.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wpjobopenings.com/developers/hooks/filters/application-form.md). # Application Form ### **`awsm_application_form_fields`** Modifying the application form fields. #### **Parameters** * **$default\_form\_fields** (array) An array containing default form fields. #### **Source code** File: *`/inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### **`awsm_application_form_fields_order`** Filter application form fields order. #### **Parameters** * **$form\_fields\_order** (array) An ordered array of form fields. #### **Source code** File: *`/inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### **`awsm_application_dynamic_form_field_content`** Filters the form field content of the job application form. This filter is available since Version 2.0.0 #### **Parameters** * **$field\_content** (string) The content. * **$field\_type** (string) The field type. * **$field\_args** (array) Form field options. #### **Source code** File: *`/inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### **`awsm_application_dynamic_form_fields_content`** Filters the whole form fields content of the job application form. This filter is available since Version 1.3.0 #### **Parameters** * **$form\_fields\_content** (string) The content. * **$dynamic\_form\_fields** (array) Dynamic form fields. #### **Source code** File: *`/inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### **`awsm_application_form_title`** Filters the job application form title. #### **Parameters** * **$form\_title** (string) Application Form Title. #### **Source code** File: *`inc/templates/single-job/form.php`* ### `awsm_application_form_allowed_html` Filters the allowed HTML elements and attributes for the form. This filter is available since Version 3.0*.*0\ \ **Parameters** * **$allowed\_html**\ (array|string) An array of allowed HTML elements and attributes or a context name. **Source code** File : *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_application_form_gdpr_field_content` Filters the privacy policy checkbox field content. This filter is available since Version 3.0*.*0 **Parameters** * **$field\_content**\ (string)Field HTML content. * **$form\_attrs**\ (array) Attributes array for the form. **Source code** File : *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_default_notifications_types` Filters the default notifications types - applicant or admin. This filter is available since Version 3.2.0 **Parameters** * **$types**\ (array) Notification types array. * **$applicant\_details**\ (array) Applicant details array. * **$data**\ (array) Notification data array. **Source code** File : *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_paginate_links_content` Filters the paginate links to content. This filter is available since Version 3.0.0 **Parameters** * **$pagination\_content**\ (string) The HTML content. * **$query**\ (array) The Query object. * **$args**\ (array) Paginate links arguments. * **$shortcode\_attrs**\ (array) Shortcode attributes array. **Source code** File : *`inc/template-functions.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_captcha_frontend_config` Filters the CAPTCHA frontend configuration array. Use this to add custom CAPTCHA providers or modify existing configurations. This hook is available since Version 3.6.0 **Parameters** * **$config**\ (array) An array containing form settings fields **Source code** File: *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_captcha_verify_request_body` Filters CAPTCHA verification request body. Allows adding custom parameters for verification (e.g., custom data). This hook is available since Version 4.0.0 **Parameters** * **$body**\ (array) Request body array * **$captcha\_type**\ (string) CAPTCHA type being verified * **$token**\ (string) The response token **Source code** File: *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_captcha_verify_response` Filters raw CAPTCHA verification response. This is the primary hook for custom CAPTCHA validation logic. Allows complete control over how responses are processed. This hook is available since Version 3.6.0 **Parameters** * **$result**\ (array) Decoded response array from provider * **$captcha\_type**\ (string) CAPTCHA type being verified * **$token**\ (string) The response token * **$body**\ (string) Request body sent to provider **Source code** File: *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_render_captcha` Allows custom rendering for captcha types. If a custom renderer returns true, the default rendering will be skipped. This hook is available since Version 3.6.0 **Parameters** * **$rendered**\ (bool) Whether custom rendering was performed * **$captcha\_type**\ (string) The type of captcha being rendered * **$site\_key**\ (string) The site key for the captcha **Source code** File: *`inc/class-awsm-job-openings-form.php`* ### `awsm_jobs_captcha_fail_message` Allows final customization of the fail message shown to applicants. 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