Change the word "Listings" in tab (and maybe file name in custom post type?)

Second, the URL is still listed as https://(mainsite)/listings.php, and it would be better to have it be https://(mainsite)/projects.php.

Unless you are doing something unusual with your site WP permalinks do not end in .php.

One is that when you select the list of projects, the word “Listings” still appears in the browser tab

You can use the agentpress_listings_post_type_args filter to change the /listings/ slug to any valid slug & change the post labels.

Thank you so much, Ron!

Sorry about the misinfo in the first part of my post. You’re right, the permalink does not end in PHP.

I need just a little more hand holding, please.

I changed the line:

'name' => __( 'Listings', 'agentpress-listings' ),

to

'name' => __( 'Projects', 'agentpress-listings' ),

and that got me 90% of the way there. That MIGHT be all I need to satisfy the client with his tab concern.

However, the word “listings” still appears as part of the URL in the URL box, i.e.:

https://(mainsite)/listings/

This is where my PHP knowledge crashes and burns.

I tried changing:

'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'listings' ),

to

'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'projects' ),

But that clearly wasn’t a good idea! It just reforms the URL when calling a specific project to:

https://(mainsite)/projects/(specific project)

…resulting in a 404.

Maybe there’s no easy way to do this?

Any more advice would be greatly appreciated!

I was not suggesting that you edit the plugin. If you edit the plugin directly you will have to repeat the same edits every time you update the plugin.

If you use the filter in your theme functions file you will only need to write the code once.

…resulting in a 404.

Any time you change the slug on a CPT you need to visit the Settings -> Permalinks page to refresh the internal rewrite rules.

Thanks again, Ron!

The good news is that everything is working perfectly.

The bad news is that I know I did it the wrong way! I know just enough about PHP to realize your plugin is smartly coded to make it easy to do what I want but I don’t know enough to take advantage of that the right way.

You’ll cringe, but I’ve done surgeries on class-listings.php in three places. The first is hardcoding the slug change referenced above (because I haven’t yet learned the specific code I would use in functions.php to use the filter).

The second is hardcoding agentpress_property_details to change the number of columns (to 1) and the specific fields returned. I’m guessing I could the same fix as above when I learn how.

The third is I removed this line (at 223):

$output .= sprintf( '<p><b>%s</b><br /> %s</p></div>', __( 'Additional Features:', 'agentpress-listings' ), get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'features', '', ', ', '' ) );

There will never be any additional features in these listings and I don’t know how to stop that from appearing on screen without just deleting the line altogether.

Yes, I’ve already experienced having to re-make these changes after you update the plugin, but I’ll keep working on learning how to make them the right way.

Thanks again!

https://github.com/copyblogger/agentpress-listings/issues/20
Change the slug by using a filter:

add_filter( 'agentpress_listings_post_type_args', 'child_agentpress_listings_post_type_args' );function child_agentpress_listings_post_type_args( $args ){ $args['rewrite']['slug'] = 'slugname'; return $args;}

Change propertie details:
https://www.winningagent.com/change-the-property-details-in-agentpress-listings/

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

    $details['col1'] = array(
        __( 'Price:', 'agentpress' )   => '_listing_price',
        __( 'Address:', 'agentpress' ) => '_listing_address',
        __( 'City:', 'agentpress' )    => '_listing_city',
        __( 'State:', 'agentpress' )   => '_listing_state',
        __( 'ZIP:', 'agentpress' )     => '_listing_zip',
    );
    $details['col2'] = array(
        __( 'MLS #:', 'agentpress' )       => '_listing_mls',
        __( 'Square Feet:', 'agentpress' ) => '_listing_sqft',
        __( 'Bedrooms:', 'agentpress' )    => '_listing_bedrooms',
        __( 'Bathrooms:', 'agentpress' )   => '_listing_bathrooms',
        __( 'Basement:', 'agentpress' )    => '_listing_basement',
    );

    return $details;

}

Thanks. Webtaurus

This is a very impressively coded plugin. I’ve been able to make all needed modifications from within my child theme, so can now update the plugin when new versions are released without worries.