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Hi Marius– please email us at [email protected] if you’re having issues accessing your paid support subscription– to my knowledge we did not receive any emails requesting assistance with access to paid support.

Hi Terry– the live demo is the paid version, as distinguished by the adv search (map search) and the widgets in the sidebars.

Resolved – confirmed via email

The back ticks are being treated as code, so ignore the previous post since spaces are being stripped from the sql. It should be:

ALTER TABLE wp_iproperty_properties ADD rm1 varchar(100) NOT NULL AFTER year_built;

Wrap the table and field names in back quotes if you’d like.

Hi – it looks like you did everything right, but did you actually add the new fields to the db? Adding them to the install file won’t add them to the db unless you add them before installation.

Execute the following sql via your phpMyadmin panel or db interface and then everything should work!

ALTER TABLEwp_iproperty_propertiesADDrm1varchar(100) NOT NULL AFTERyear_built;

Hope it helps!

Hi – sorry for the delay. No, we’ve never experienced this issue before. What are your permalinks settings?

Hi–

Set fractional baths to No in the IProperty Settings in WP Admin

Hi Max – sorry you’re having troubles. There are a couple things to try if your custom language file is not having any effect.

First, be sure that the locale of the site is the same as the IProperty language file you’re trying to use — see here for information.

If the site locale is the same as the language file (it_IT), open your ‘wp-config.php’ file and make sure there is no other language defined in the WPLANG constant:

define('WPLANG', '');

Finally, if everything else looks correct, try disabling and then enabling the IProperty plugin via your admin plugin manager.

Let us know how it goes. Thanks!

Hi – sorry for the delay. This feature is currently not available for the WP version, only in the Joomla version. A simple workaround would be to edit the banners in the following files:

plugins/iproperty/views/_compact_property.php
plugins/iproperty/views/single_property.php

for example, check if the sale type = sold, and if so, create a sold banner instead of the updated or new banner:

<?php if ( $property->get_sale_type_name() == 'Sold' ) : ?>
<div class="iproperty-ribbon-wrapper"><div class="iproperty-ribbon iproperty-ribbon-blue"><?php _e( 'Sold', 'iproperty' ); ?></div></div>
<?php elseif ( $property->is_newly_published() && iproperty_use_css_banner() ) : ?>
<div class="iproperty-ribbon-wrapper"><div class="iproperty-ribbon iproperty-ribbon-green"><?php _e( 'New', 'iproperty' ); ?></div></div>
<?php elseif ( $property->is_recently_updated() && iproperty_use_css_banner() ) : ?>
<div class="iproperty-ribbon-wrapper"><div class="iproperty-ribbon iproperty-ribbon-blue"><?php _e( 'Updated', 'iproperty' ); ?></div></div>
<?php endif; ?>

This cannot be supported, but hopefully it helps.

@midlandsonlinemedia – thanks for helping out and answering in the other thread! I’ll mark this as resolved.

Hi – thanks for your interest. To answer your question – there is no UK specific version of IProperty; however, IP has built-in settings to allow you to change currency, measurement units, etc and provides an example language file which can be customized for any use.

Location fields include Street, Street 2, City, State, Postcode, Country, Province, Region, County. Of course, you are also welcome to modify the code to suit your needs. Thanks.

Marking as resolved since it’s been a week with no response and has been tested locally with no issues.

I’m assuming this worked – tested and found no issues. Marking as resolved since it’s been a week with no response

Hi – the easiest thing to do would be to open your ‘iproperty/general_helpers.php’ and find the ‘iproperty_feed_link()’ function and simply return nothing like:

function iproperty_feed_link() {
    return; //<-- ADD THIS
	?>
	<a href="<?php echo esc_url( iproperty_get_current_feed_url() ); ?>">
		<img src="<?php echo esc_url( includes_url( 'images/rss.png' ) ); ?>">
	</a>
	<?php
}

Hope this helps.

Hi – sorry for the delay. Are you sure you’re updated to the latest version of IP and your locale is de_DE? If so, saving the file as ‘plugins/iproperty/languages/iproperty-de_DE.mo’ should work. I’ve tested with en_US locale and it works as expected. Do other plugins translate correctly when creating de_DE.mo language files? Just let us know. Thanks.