Fabio Nogueira

But the problem is precisely this. By the backend it is only possible to add the cities, states and neighborhoods one by one. This is very unviable, a state with countless cities, and for every city countless neighborhoods, and the only way is to add one by one?

I’m trying to find some viable way to register cities and neighborhoods without being one by one. What else seemed feasible was setting up the state, city, and neighborhood fields for text fields and not select in the front end property record. So when entering the address, google’s api will fill in the other fields avoiding typing errors. However, when saving the property, the state, city and neighborhood fields are registered without a link, which makes the search unfeasible, since when selecting a city, the neighborhoods field is empty since the registered districts were not bound to any city. Can you work around this, causing the fields to be linked when saving the property via the front end?