Alan

Hi,

I you need support from me, please do it via http://quantabay.com/support/ many thanks.

Best regards

Hi Lillian & Merv,

My solution take a .blm (right move) file and associated images and pre-processes into XML and triggers a cron call to WP All Import Pro

It was written as a bespoke project, but I have started to package as a commercial plugin.

I started to look for beta testers https://badlywired.com/2015/03/rightmove-blm-file-import-to-wordpress/
but have been too busy on other projects even to compose a beta test agreement yet.

If this is something that is worth money to you then I can take it off the back burner and start to prioritise it again.

p.s.

I can see that the query string is added

When I search I get a full query string
/?action=epl_search&property_status&post_type=rental&property_bedrooms_min&property_price_from&property_price_to
and sort adds e.g.
&sortby=low

but if I go to an ‘area’ category e.g.
/areas/west-byfleet/
it adds
sortby=low
to make
/areas/west-byfleet/?sortby=low
but this does not get processed and hence no sort

Now I’m not sure if that is related to my setup (standard .htaccess & permalinks) theme or just that it doesn’t work

Thanks, getting there with the site, it has been a bit of a learning curve as it is the first major build I have done with Genesis and the first property site using your software (previously I’d used WP-Property, but decided your software is better).

I thought it would be sensible to start with Agent Press Pro as a starting point, but as that comes pre-built to work with Genesis’s own property Agent Press Listing plugin (which is a bit limited in features) in fact that has slowed me down as it created a few unexpected results .

One approach to take is rather than have a list of specific arguments coming out of the widget / shortcode e.g. $d_price, $d_beds have one single array argument ($args) that is passed through to the templating system, similar to the way WordPress does with many functions e.g.
$args=array(‘d_price’=>’on’,’d_beds’=>’off’);
get_template(‘template’,$args)

even allows for structuring arrays if you like
e.g. get_template(array(‘display’=>array(‘beds’=>’on’,’excerpt’=>on), ‘images’=>array(‘h’=>123, ‘w’=>123))

The template can extract $args into variables (simpler to follow) or use them as their array elements as required

Just FYI I discovered hy it uses an include not the function. widget-content-listing.php used some variables set in the widget setting that are not globalised so are not available when the template is called via teh function.

Not 100% of the way out of that.

Just to let you know, I wrote a converter to convert the rightmove data to XML and trigger a WP All Import Pro cron conversion. Works a treat.