Tracy, the CLASS_id="X" works great! Wish the class ID was displayed in the site, but can get it from the database just fine.
Question: Is there a way to do a combo search, as in Class_id = "X" and Acreage = "Y"? I know there is because the search function works like that, but finding the URL string has been a challenge for me (and I admit finding it more efficient to welch off the knowing folks like you!)
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I need to create menu links to listings based on class and/or category.
For example, I need a direct URL link to Class Waterfront Category Beach Rental.
Help? Beuller?
No big deal.. each class has a class ID so here is the code
index.php?module=phpwslistings&LISTINGS_user_op=View Listings&CLASS_id=2
To get that go to your Class and on the address bar read the ID code. You can see this in our menu on texasstarrealestate.com
Great! Thanks, and a nicely done website. I'm working on a similar site upgrade for a land and timber concern in Alabama.
They are the ones who use PDFs to distribute details about timberland. The timber info tends to be bulky, so PDF is the transport of choice.
Tracy, the CLASS_id="X" works great! Wish the class ID was displayed in the site, but can get it from the database just fine.
Question: Is there a way to do a combo search, as in Class_id = "X" and Acreage = "Y"? I know there is because the search function works like that, but finding the URL string has been a challenge for me (and I admit finding it more efficient to welch off the knowing folks like you!)