Add more attributes to Real Estate Attributes Plugin [Solved]

[MarkT]

Hi everyone

I'm using the Real State Attributes plugin by Osclass team.
I'd like to add some more attributes to the plugin (Some to to appear under the 'details' section of the listing amd some to appear under 'other characteristics').

Can anyone help me with this?

I've seen this question asked before, but none of the threads I've found have responses.

Any help would be great.

[MarkT]

So I found the solution. Not too complicated but it is a lot of files that need to be edited.
hopefully it will help someone out.
OSClass version 3.7.4.

I suggest backing up your files and database before you get started, in case something goes wrong.

All the files I edited are in oc-content/plugins/realestate_attributes.
I also updated the database using PHPMyAdmin.

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Other Characteristics (the ones with ticks)

I will use the attribute 'Pool' as an example.

in index.php:

Around line 79 add

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                     case 'pool':
                        Search::newInstance()->addConditions(sprintf("%st_item_house_attr.b_pool = %d ", DB_TABLE_PREFIX, $value));
                        $has_conditions = true;
                        break;

Around line 216 add

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$pool           = Params::getParam('pool')!='' ? 1 : 0; Around line 240 add

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'pool'          =>  $pool,  Around line 375 add

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$pool           = (Params::getParam('pool')!='') ? 1 : 0; Around line 400 add

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Session::newInstance()->_setForm('pre_pool'              , $pool );Around line 440 add

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Session::newInstance()->_keepForm('pre_pool'); 
In struct.sql:

Around line 17 add

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  b_pool BOOLEAN,

In ModelRealEstate.php:

Around line 139 add

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'b_pool'            => $array['pool'], Around line 177 add

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'b_pool'            => $array['pool'],
In item_edit.php:

Around line 240 add

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<?php
                if( Session::newInstance()->_getForm('pre_pool') != '' ) {
                    $detail['b_pool'] = Session::newInstance()->_getForm('pre_pool');
                }
            ?>
            <li>
                <input style="width: 20px;" type="checkbox" name="pool" id="pool" value="1" <?php if(@$detail['b_pool'] == 1) { echo 'checked="yes"'; } ?>/> <label style="float:none;" for="pool"><?php _e('Pool', 'realestate_attributes'); ?></label>           
            </li> 
In helper.php:

Around line 159 add

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if(@$detail['b_pool']) {
        $return['other_attributes']['b_pool'] = array(
                         'label' =>__('Pool', 'realestate_attributes')
                        ,'value' => true
                    );                 
    }
in search_form.php (If you want the attribute to be searchable):

Around line 208 add

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            <li>
                <input <?php if(Params::getParam('pool') == 1 ) { echo 'checked="yes"'; } ?> style="width:20px;" type="checkbox" name="pool" id="pool" value="1" /> <label for="pool"><strong><?php _e('Pool', 'realestate_attributes'); ?></strong></label>
            </li>
Using PHPMyAdmin (or database management tool of your choice) add the following column to osc_t_item_house_attr

Name: b_pool
Type: TINYINT:
Default: NULL

Here's a video to help you with this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ72GCGWPQg


Details (The attributes that display data like garages, rooms, Floor size etc)

I will use the attribute 'Levies' as an example.
It displays a price so it's declared as an integer. you will decide whether or not you use a string, Boolean or whatever based on your requirements (I used 'sqm' attribute as a reference)

in index.php:

Around lin 53 add

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case 'levies':
                        if (preg_match('|([0-9]+) - ([0-9]+)|', $value, $match)) {
                            Search::newInstance()->addConditions(sprintf("%st_item_house_attr.i_levies >= %d AND %st_item_house_attr.i_levies <= %d", DB_TABLE_PREFIX, $match[1], DB_TABLE_PREFIX, $match[2]));
                            $has_conditions = true;
                        } Around line 235 add

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'levies'        =>  Params::getParam('levies'),   Around line 397 add

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Session::newInstance()->_setForm('pre_levies'            , Params::getParam('levies') );    Around line 437 add

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Session::newInstance()->_keepForm('pre_levies');
In struct.sql:

Around line 31 add

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i_levies INT(6) UNSIGNED,
In ModelRealEstate.php:

Around line 132 add

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'i_levies'          => $array['i_levies'], Around line 170 add

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'i_levies'          => $array['levies'],
In item_edit.php:

Around line 107 add

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<div class="row">
        <?php
            if( Session::newInstance()->_getForm('pre_levies') != '' ) {
                $detail['i_levies'] = Session::newInstance()->_getForm('pre_levies');
            }
        ?>
        <label for="levies"><?php _e('Levies', 'realestate_attributes'); ?></label>
        <input type="text" name="levies" id="levies" value="<?php echo @$detail['i_levies']; ?>" size="4" maxlength="6" />
    </div>
In helper.php:

Around line 76 add

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    if(@$detail['i_levies'] != "") {
        $return['attributes']['levies'] = array(
                 'label' =>__('Levies ', 'realestate_attributes')
                ,'value' =>  @$detail['i_levies']
            );
   
   
    }
In view.php:

Around line 81 add

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<li><input type="checkbox" name="custom-filter[levies]" <?php if(isset($custom['levies'])){ echo 'checked="checked"'; }?>><?php _e('Levies Range', 'realestate_attributes'); ?></li> 
Add the following column to osc_t_item_house_attr

Name: i_levies
Type: INT
Length: 6
Default: NULL

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This worked for me. Hopefully it will work for you