Why do removed listings return 404 When a listing is removed from the API and deleted from WordPress, any previously indexed URLs for that listing will return a 404 (Not Found). This is the correct behaviour. The resource no longer exists. The question is how to handle it gracefully. Should you redirect to the homepage […]
One of the most common requests we receive in support is “how do I show my previously sold listings on my website”? When using the CREA DDF® you cannot use the actual CREA DDF® data to display your sold listings. What you can do is add your sold listings and mark those listings as sold in RealtyPress.
Creating a “My Listings” page of your MLS listings with RealtyPress is easy with the [rps-listings] shortcode. The listing results shortcode can be filtered by an “agent_id” parameter which filters results and only displays listings matching the specified agent id. Users can filter the results further but are always kept within the agent’s listings only.
The following tests will confirm what data is being provided in your CREA DDF® data feed. Sometimes images are not returned in the DDF® and/or data can be missing required data such as the properties <Address> payload. These tests will show what is being provided to your website or if the data exists at all. Because these tests
RealtyPress Premium offers 3 options to sync CREA DDF data to your WordPress website. This “How to” will show how to setup the Unix Cron with cPanel. cPanel is a web hosting control panel that provides a automation tools and and easy to use graphical interface. cPanel is designed to simplify the process of hosting
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Whenever you create a new feed and are preparing to sync your data it’s best to check how many listings your feed is currently returning. This confirms your receiving the expected amount of listings and that your filters are set correctly. If your feed is returning approx. 180,000 listings than your syncing all listings Canada wide. The