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Exactly one month since our last release of Property Hive we’re back again with version 2.0.18. Sometimes a release contains a feature where we ourselves think “Damn, that’s good”, and this is one of them.
Let’s jump straight in and look at what’s included in this latest version:
Archive old records
For estate agents that have been using our in-built CRM functionality for a few years now, you might’ve found that you’re getting quite a backlog of data. Are old contacts, viewings, completed sales and more clogging up your system?
Well no more. We’ve introduced the ability to archive all records in Property Hive so you can move them to a separate area meaning you can benefit from improved performance and enhanced data management.
Archiving a record of any type is easy. Simply navigate to the item in question and click the new ‘Archive’ link:
You can also do this en masse via the main lists in the WordPress backend. Simply select the records you wish to archive and click the ‘Move to Archive’ bulk action.
Once archived, these records won’t show anywhere in lists or searches. They will however still be accessible by filtering the lists by the ‘Archived’ status where you’ll then be able to access the items in question and ‘Unarchive’ them if you need to.
Advanced date filtering added to enquiries list
We’ve added an advanced date filter to the enquiries list so you have more control over which enquiries are returned.
Allow enquiries to be pushed to Property Hive via the REST API
Sticking with the notion of enquiries, we’ve updated our support for the REST API to allow authenticated third parties to push enquiries back into the ‘Enquiries’ part of Property Hive.
This means portals or other third party services that take enquiries on behalf of the agent can all be put back into the same place for easy enquiry management.
If you’re interested in further information about this please see how to do this in our REST API documentation.
And more…
- Added Indonesia and Malaysia to list of supported countries
- Added option to ‘Images’ Elementor widget to set number of images shown
- Added support for multiple image sliders being added on the same page
- Added HTML around no_results_output output from shortcodes so it can be styled
- Added additional ‘no-results-message’ class to no properties found message/templates used in search results
- Tweaks to ‘History & Notes’ WYSIWYG to improve right-click context menu consistency following recent change from textarea to WYSIWYG
- Don’t show ‘View on website’ link next to property in viewing, offer and sale records when the property is trashed or archived
- Prices throughout Property Hive changed to use ph_display_price_field() so there is consistency in terms of separators and formatting etc
- Added tooltips next to the price decimal/thousands separator settings containing an explanation of where this effects
- Set correct ‘for’ attribute on primary label of radio button form controls to ensure HTML validity
- Tweaks aimed at improving reliability of setting thumbnail heights in Flexslider carousels and disabled ‘smoothHeight’ setting in an effort to improve reliability further
- Correct OpenStreetMap not working in Elementor ‘Property Map’ widget
- Declared compatibility for WordPress 6.6
To take advantage of these latest features, you can update to the latest version of Property Hive though WordPress.
If you’re not using Property Hive as a CRM but would be interested in finding out more about our cost effective, open-source property software, simply click the link below:
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