michaelhcox

Have you added a Google Maps API key to the plug-in settings yet?

1.0.5 fixed the problem for me! Thanks.

I’m on version 1.0.4. It tells me that it is the latest version. Still doing it.

I’m not sure if this would be simple or a big update. It would be nice to have separate pages for different Property Groups

If you read the page at https://help.appfolio.com/s/article/Embed-HTML-Code

it says you can customize the listings widget to only display properties within a certain property group. You may have multiple listing boxes on your website dedicated to different property groups. Remove the // in front of propertyGroup and replace My Group Name with the name of the property group as it appears in your database.

We had a commercial property we managed for a while. We are looking to add some more commercial. Putting commercial on a different page would be helpful. It seems like the way to do that would be to create a “Commercial” property group and then have a separate page for it. Could do the same for student housing or a different location.

Maybe having multiple shortcodes would accomplish it? For example [apfl_listings] lists everything and [apfl_listings_pg1] would be a setting in the plugin where you define that pg1 is property group “commercial” and then it only lists the vacancies from that property group.

images are doing the same on my site today as well.

When I purchased it I got a download link about an hour or so later.

I know I can edit the title “FIND A PROPERTY FOR RENT” by editing the code but that might be a nice additional thing to change via settings on Pro.

Thanks. I purchased it last night. Figured a good way to help encourage continued support and development of this plug in. ??
I installed it this morning.

Thank you both! I had ran into this as I was testing and glad this update fixed for me as well. ??

That worked beautifully. Thank you! I added it as Additional CSS under Appearance > Customize.

Thank you for fast reply. I’ll give that a shot!

I’m far from a WIMP expect, but I am using the most recent versions of WIMP and just got it working. I had a couple of things that I had to do to get it to work.

Make sure that you give the IUSR user permission to the PHP directory. That is where I got stuck.

Also, you need to open up wp-settings.php in a text editor, and remove the following lines:

> if ( !extension_loaded(‘mysql’) && !file_exists(ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/db.php’) )
> die( ‘Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL which is
> required for WordPress.’ );

Finally, you need to open up your PHP.ini file and uncomment the line that says: extension=php_mysql.dll

I figured it out. I had forgotten to give my IUSR user access to the c:\php directory. Silly me! ??

If it helps, when I run php-win against install.php at a Command Prompt, it appears to work. It just doesn’t in IE or FireFox.

Tried that with no difference. Someone else told me to remove if ( !extension_loaded(‘mysql’) && !file_exists(ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/db.php’) )
die( ‘Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL which is required for WordPress.’ ); from my wp-settings.php file. Now I get a blank page. Any other suggestions?