Rover maps the MLS property type for a given listing to a specific Rover property type. We do this so that you do not need to know anything about the MLS, which is especially helpful when displaying listings from multiple MLS’s on one site/page. When activated, Rover IDX defaults to these most common property types: … Read more
Display new or updated listings. The value specified can be a relative date or a specific date: Relative dates could be: – new_and_updated=”3days” – new_and_updated=”1week” – new_and_updated=”1month” Specific dates could be (always YYYY-MM-DD): – new_and_updated=”2017-04-02″
Display updated listings. The value specified can be a relative date or a specific date: Relative dates could be: – listing_modified=”3days” – listing_modified=”1week” – listing_modified=”1month” Specific dates could be (always YYYY-MM-DD): – listing_modified=”2017-04-02″
Display new listings. The value specified can be a relative date or a specific date: Relative dates could be: – listing_date=”3days” – listing_date=”1week” – listing_date=”1month” Specific dates could be (always YYYY-MM-DD): – listing_date=”2017-04-02″
Most pages will just have one Rover IDX shortcode – rover_idx_full_page or rover_idx_results, for instance. But in the unusual situation where you have multiple Rover IDX shortcodes, and you want to make sure that one search panel drives a specific results area on that page. For instance, these shortcodes will draw a search panel, and … Read more
Display only properties that are canalfront * Some MLS’s do not share this data.
Display only properties that are riverfront * Some MLS’s do not share this data.
Display only properties that are harborfront * Some MLS’s do not share this data.
