Import from WP-Property

Thanks for getting in touch. There’s not a direct connection between WP-Property and Property Hive. You would need to export the data first, then re-import it.

You have a few options in terms of exporting:

• Export in BLM – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-property-blm-export-add-on/
• Export in CSV – https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/export-wordpress-data-to-excel-or-csv/

Once you have it in one of the above formats you can use our Property Import feature to import one of the above files accordingly – https://wp-property-hive.com/addons/property-import/

I hope that helps but please let me know if any questions.

Steve

Thanks for this. Is it not possible to import from an .xml file?

Hi Steve,

Export in BLM is no longer available as a plugin, WP All Exports has a conflict with WP Properties so can’t export the data. Is there any other way to export / import from WP Property? My client has over 500 properties so can’t really do this manually!

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by londonstyler.
• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by londonstyler.
• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by londonstyler.

It looks like the BLM export plugin for WP-Property was removed just a few days ago. You can still access it here however:

https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/wp-property-blm-export-add-on.1.0.0.zip

Do give that a go and let me know how you get on,

Steve

Thanks Steve, I didn’t work for me, so we have decided to do manually.

Regarding the search results. Is it possible to add ‘Address’ to the Fields listed on Template Assistant?

Regarding the search results. Is it possible to add ‘Address’ to the Fields listed on Template Assistant?

Do you mean under the ‘Search Results’ section?

https://prnt.sc/fNsed564F8bF

If so, the address is already output by default and isn’t controlled by this setting.

Do let me know if I’ve got the wrong end of the stick.

It outputs the title, price, summary description & availability, but not address. https://tylerwebdesign.co.uk/ph-1.png

I am using the [properties columns=”1″] shortcode on a page to output all properties.

While I’ve got you, is their a way to differentiate the different availablity settings, so I can set a different background colour for ‘Let’ & ‘Let Agreed’ etc. The class set is the same regardless of state, so can’t target with CSS.

Thanks for your help!

From the screenshot it looks like you’re entering ‘3 Bedroom Flat’ in the ‘display address’ field.

If that’s how you’re going to use the display address field, and you want to put the actual address in amongst the other data (price etc) the only way I can think to do this is use a snippet like so:

https://gist.github.com/propertyhive/e8a972c13b714044abd6058b7347b2e3

That should put the address above the description.

Thanks – where would i place this php?

In your themes functions.php file, or using a plugin like ‘Code Snippets’:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/code-snippets/

Hope that helps!

Steve

Thanks Steve, that works great.

Any thoughts on the Availability states?

While I’ve got you, is their a way to differentiate the different availablity settings, so I can set a different background colour for ‘Let’ & ‘Let Agreed’ etc. The class set is the same regardless of state, so can’t target with CSS.

Each flag will have a unique status, so you could do, for example:

.flag.flag-let-agreed { background:red }

… for example. Let me know if I can assist further.

Steve

Perfect – thanks.

Hi Steve,

I’m trying to edit the content-single-property.php to reorder some of the content. I have added a couple of lines to the existing code (please see below).

I have added address & moved the summary up into this div, although the output hasn’t changed – what am I doing wrong?

Thanks for your help as always.

<div class="summary entry-summary">

<?php

/**

* propertyhive_single_property_summary hook

*

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_title - 5

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_address - 6

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_summary - 7

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_floor_area - 8

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_price - 10

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_meta - 20

* @hooked propertyhive_template_single_sharing - 30

*/

do_action( 'propertyhive_single_property_summary' );

?>

</div><!-- .summary -->

• This reply was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by londonstyler.

Good afternoon,

In that code provided it looks like you’ve just edited the comment. That won’t actually change the output. Have you added any other code?

You’ll need the associated calls do ‘add_action’ to actually implement the changes. More about using actions here:

https://docs.wp-property-hive.com/developer-guide/using-actions/

If I can assist further do let me know,

Steve