Arrange listing attributes in an order on admin dashbooard

[marv]

Hi, I have 2 requests

1. I have 30 attributes on my listings, for easy accessibility and view, I want to rearrange them in a particular order, so that when I edit a listing on my dashboard the attributes are in that particular order on my dashboard. for easy view. and if possible group some attributes together.

2. I have a custom field that serve as a unique identifier for each listing, but when I search it in the search box provided on the backend for admin the result is not always accurate.

[andrii]

Hi,

1. Please check this topic Changing attributes order in add listing and listing edit page - #5 by yevhen

2. Please provide more details regarding this issue (e.g., your actions step by step with screenshots, etc.). This will help us to reproduce and resolve the issue faster.

[marv]

add_filter(
‘hivepress/v1/forms/listing_update’,
function( $form ) {

$form[‘fields’][‘title’][‘_order’] = 1;
$form[‘fields’][‘permalink’][‘_order’] = 2;
$form[‘fields’][‘images’][‘_order’] = 3;
$form[‘fields’][‘description’][‘_order’] = 4;
$form[‘fields’][‘price’][‘_order’] = 5;
$form[‘fields’][‘rental_price_postfix’][‘_order’] = 6;
$form[‘fields’][‘location’][‘_order’] = 7;
$form[‘fields’][‘city’][‘_order’] = 8;
$form[‘fields’][‘state’][‘_order’] = 9;
$form[‘fields’][‘zip_code’][‘_order’] = 10;
$form[‘fields’][‘country’][‘_order’] = 11;
$form[‘fields’][‘bed_frame’][‘_order’] = 12;
$form[‘fields’][‘bathrooms’][‘_order’] = 13;
$form[‘fields’][‘sale_price_postfix’][‘_order’] = 14;
$form[‘fields’][‘status’][‘_order’] = 15;
$form[‘fields’][‘additional_features’][‘_order’] = 16;
$form[‘fields’][‘square-footage’][‘_order’] = 17;
$form[‘fields’][‘pets’][‘_order’] = 18;
$form[‘fields’][‘check-in’][‘_order’] = 19;
$form[‘fields’][‘check-out’][‘_order’] = 20;
$form[‘fields’][‘golf’][‘_order’] = 21;
$form[‘fields’][‘county’][‘_order’] = 22;
$form[‘fields’][‘community’][‘_order’] = 23;
$form[‘fields’][‘property_owner_name’][‘_order’] = 24;
$form[‘fields’][‘owner_address’][‘_order’] = 25;
$form[‘fields’][‘owner_contact_number’][‘_order’] = 26;
$form[‘fields’][‘phone_number_2’][‘_order’] = 27;
$form[‘fields’][‘owner_email_address’][‘_order’] = 28;
$form[‘fields’][‘owner_email_adress_2’][‘_order’] = 29;
$form[‘fields’][‘property_id’][‘_order’] = 30;
$form[‘fields’][‘message_to_reviewer’][‘_order’] = 31;
$form[‘fields’][‘private_notes’][‘_order’] = 32;

return $form;
},
1000
);

this is the code. but it is not working. can you pls check if something is wrong with it?

2. I need properties on my website to be searchable by an attribute on the backend ( property id)
   this seems to be working but most time it returns a wrong result. the property id for each listing is unique but it still some times return a result with a different property id.
   some times the search returns nothing

please note: this is working perfectly on the front end.

[andrii]

Hi,

1. The snippet looks good, but make sure you specify the field attribute correctly in the code. Also, add a snippet using this doc: How to add custom code snippets - HivePress Help Center

2. WordPress should search correctly if the attribute is marked as Indexable. Also, please note that this is a WP-level feature.

[marv]

HI Andrill. How about arranging attributes on admin dashboard ?
I need this for easy view and access

[andrii]

Hi,

If you are referring to custom fields, they automatically accept the order that you specify in Listings > Attributes. If you are referring to built-in fields, then only with the help of a custom implementation.