Agentpress – don't display empty property detail fields

[khcreativemedia]

I want to have the property listing page not display the property detail (such as City) if that field is left blank in the admin. Can anyone give me a suggestion on how to do this?

Thank you,
Keith

http://rese.khcreativemedia.com/?listing=triangle-plaza-shopping-center

[Brad Dalton]

Hello Keith

You would need to modify the code so the markup and text doesn't print when empty.

This would require modification of the PHP code.

I assume you're referring to the archive-listing.php page rather than the single listing page or are i mistaken?

Either way, the answer will be pretty much the same.

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[khcreativemedia]

Thanks Brad,

Right, the PHP needs to be modified. The problem is I don't know PHP enough to figure it out. I've spend a couple hours trying to learn but haven't succeeded yet. Can anyone offer any coding assistance?

Thanks,
Keith

[Brad Dalton]

You would need to hire a Genesis Developer as its requires the modification of the AgentPress Listings plugin or creation of a custom single-listings.php template

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[khcreativemedia]

It's for a single page. Here is an example page: http://rese.khcreativemedia.com/?listing=arab-town-plaza

Would like to not show "Retail Sales" and "Traffic Counts".

Thanks.

[Brad Dalton]

You might get away with hiding those 2 fields using CSS.

Inspect each element to find the class and use display: none

But that would also hide any that are populated.

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[khcreativemedia]

Yes, I need to avoid using css as this will vary between listings.

Keith

[Brad Dalton]

Looks like you have also filtered the property details.

Can you provide the code you used to do that please.

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[khcreativemedia]

Sure. I have the following in the functions file:

//* Filter the property details array
add_filter( 'agentpress_property_details', 'agentpress_property_details_filter' );
function agentpress_property_details_filter( $details ) {

    $details['col1'] = array( 
			    __( 'Population:', 'agentpress-listings' )               => '_listing_population', 
			    __( 'Average Household Income:', 'agentpress-listings' ) => '_listing_average_household_income', 
			    __( 'City:', 'agentpress-listings' )                     => '_listing_city', 
			    __( 'State:', 'agentpress-listings' )                    => '_listing_state', 
			    __( 'ZIP:', 'agentpress-listings' )                      => '_listing_zip', 
			    __( 'Growth Rate:', 'agentpress-listings' )              => '_listing_growth_rate', 
			    __( 'Retail Sales:', 'agentpress-listings' )             => '_listing_retail_sales', 
			    __( 'Traffic Counts:', 'agentpress-listings' )           => '_listing_traffic_counts', 
			    __( 'Space Available:', 'agentpress-listings' )          => '_listing_space_available' 
    );

    return $details;

}

[coralseait]

Basically mod that function so that it checks for isset or isempty and build your output array based on that. I don't have access to an agent press install right now to test for you and I have to run, but you'll want to check each value and if isset() add the member to your $details array using something like array_push() or array_merge()

I can expand on your function if you need more help later.

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[khcreativemedia]

Thanks coralseait. Sounds exactly like what I was thinking, but I don't know how to write it in code. If you have time to help explain it with my code, I would greatly appreciate it. Sorry, learning curve.

Keith

[Brad Dalton]

I would use something like this:

if ( isset( $_listing_growth_rate['_listing_growth_rate'] ) && ! empty( $_listing_growth_rate['_listing_growth_rate'] ) ) {

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[khcreativemedia]

So I would add each of the options (like _listing_growth_rate) to this and then where exactly would this code go in the code I displayed in the post above. Again, such a newbie, sorry.

[Brad Dalton]

That's all i've worked out so far.

More time would need to be spent writing and testing the code.

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[khcreativemedia]

Circling back to this, as I have yet to figure out how to do it. Project is wrapping up now and this is one of the last items on my "To-Do" list.

If anyone could lend a hand, I would greatly appreciate it. Brad was a great help, but I'm not sure where to put his code or how to finish it.

Thanks,
Keith

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