SharpLaunch

The SharpLaunch Property Search Engine plugin seamlessly integrates your SharpLaunch property marketplace with your WordPress website. This plugin automatically syncs your property listings, creating SEO-optimized pages for each property.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Automatic Sync: Keep your WordPress site updated with your latest SharpLaunch properties</li>
<li>SEO Optimized: Custom meta titles and descriptions for better search engine visibility </li>
<li>Custom Post Type: Properties are organized as a dedicated post type in WordPress</li>
<li>REST API Integration: Secure API connection with your SharpLaunch account</li>
<li>Template Override: Customize how property pages display on your site</li>
<li>Manual & Automatic Sync: Sync on-demand or set up automated updates</li>
</ul>
Perfect For: 
* Real estate agents and brokers 
* Property management companies 
* Anyone using SharpLaunch for property listings
Requirements: 
* Active SharpLaunch account with API access 
* SharpLaunch PSE Key (provided by SharpLaunch)
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to the SharpLaunch server in order to fetch the client API.
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
Phase 2 (Coming Soon): 
* Create a page under configured slug to display PSE automatically 
* Improve token generation with more secure method 
* Improve sync process performance
<h3>Support</h3>
For support with this plugin, please contact SharpLaunch support or visit our documentation at https://sharplaunch.com/support

SharpLaunch Property Search Engine

Connect your SharpLaunch properties with your WordPress site. Automatically sync property listings with SEO optimization.

Andrea Ercolino

While editing the content (the visual editor is supported), Enzymes let’s you retrieve properties and custom fields of posts, pages, and authors, and have them appear right there (transclusion).
If you want something to appear elsewhere, outside the content, you can use Enzymes directly from WordPress theme files.
You can also format and modify any transcluded content on the fly, using reusable code snippets stored inside files or custom fields.
Enzymes makes it very easy to re-use parts of your content around your blog, just by referencing it.
Here are two little samples, whose preconditions are these: 
* you have a post with the slug <code>postcard-from-barcelona</code>, with a custom field with the key <code>report</code> and the value <code>warm and sunny (Feb, 2008)</code> 
* in the post with the id 1 you have a custom field with the key marker and the value <code>return 'substrate . ';">' . $this->pathway . '';</code>
<h4>Simple transclusion: a custom field of a post is made appear in another post</h4>
<blockquote>The weather in Barcelona was always {[ @postcard-from-barcelona.report ]} and we stayed outdoor most of the day.</blockquote>
is sent to the browser as
<blockquote>The weather in Barcelona was always warm and sunny (Feb, 2008) and we stayed outdoor most of the day.</blockquote>
<h4>Simple evaluation: a custom field is transcluded and highlighed with a yellow marker</h4>
<blockquote>The weather in Barcelona was always {[ @postcard-from-barcelona.report | 1.marker( =yellow= ) ]} and we stayed outdoor most of the day.</blockquote>
is sent to the browser as
<blockquote>The weather in Barcelona was always warm and sunny (Feb, 2008) and we stayed outdoor most of the day.</blockquote>
<h4>Enzymes Manual</h4>
I’ve set up a page with <a href="http://noteslog.com/enzymes/" title="manual and examples" rel="nofollow ugc">all you need to know about Enzymes</a>.

Enzymes

Retrieve properties and custom fields of posts, pages, and authors, right into the visual editor of posts and pages, and everywhere else.

SharpLaunch Property Search Engine vs Enzymes