Well most listings within a class will have a listing ID so I dont think your form element link will work correctly. Form elements are generally an item within a listing.
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Hey all,
I have a need to link direct to a subset of records within a Class_id.
For example, my Class_id of 5 is Waterfront Properties. I'd like to create a URL link to all the Waterfront Properties on Smith Lake (a form element). So, I tried http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?module=phpwslistings&LISTINGS_user_op=View%20Listings&CLASS_id=5&Body_Water=Smith%20LakeMMN_position=24:24
And I get ALL listings in the CLASS_id of 5. It's like it ignores the Body_Water parameter.
Any ideas?
BTW I do have a "&" in front of the MMN_position
Well most listings within a class will have a listing ID so I dont think your form element link will work correctly. Form elements are generally an item within a listing.
So about the best I can do is to create a class for each body of water? Seems like a waste.
http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?module=phpwslistings&LISTINGS_user_op=Search%20Listings&LISTING_Body_Water=Smith%20Lake
This calls the search module, which lists what's in the search criteria. Simple, really.
someone can explain more abaou the URL search parameters?