Add a ‘grouping’ column to the report. Grouping will break down the data in the report to more clearly identify issues and opportunities. Choices are: groupNone groupCity groupArea groupPropClass groupPrice groupAgent For an example of Grouping, see this page.
By default, Rover IDX Reports display Sold data. To display data for Active listings, use report_status=”active”.
Specify the cities to include in the report aggregation. If omitted, the report will aggregate data for all cities in the MLS.
Specify the column header names of the columns you wish to display in the mini report. For instance, say you want to display a mini version of the ByCity report: To select which columns, just use the column header names: [rover_idx_report report_name="bycity" is_mini_report="true" report_selected_cities="Brewster,Chatham,Dennis,Eastham,Falmouth,Harwich" report_mini_columns="city,num sold listings,avg selling price"] This report is generated:
Instruct Rover to display a subset of all the columns for a report. When a report is mini, there is no chooser panel. To select which columns are displayed, use report_mini_columns, For an example, see this page.
The default rover_idx_full_page has a sidebar plugin area under the search panel: sidebar_report=”true” instructs Rover to replace the sidebar plugin with a sidebar report. This allows you to display live sold or active data in the sidebar – perhaps stats on sold listings in the selected city, or average selling price. The possibilities are endless. … Read more
Which report to display. Possible reports are: byCity byYear byAgent byOffice *if used within rover_idx_full_page, reports are not displayed by default. To replace the default plugin that appears under the search panel with a report, sidebar_report=”true” is necessary.
Limit search results to listings that are categorized as Short Sale.
Define the template used to layout the rover_idx_full_page. You can use a custom template, or one of the predefined templates: full_page_layout=”top” – put the search panel across the top of the full page full_page_layout=”right” – put the search panel in the right column of the full page full_page_layout=”left” – put the search panel in the … Read more
