FW Real Estate
| 开发者 | fastw3b |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月14日 01:44 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Properties on your own terms. Your fields and your dictionaries: types, statuses, features, currencies.
- Two listing layouts, list and grid, both paged and both filterable.
- A search that cascades through country, region and city. Place it as a widget or as a block.
- Detail pages that answer questions. Photo gallery, specification tables, print view, quick view.
- Rentals beside sales, with their own lease terms, payment periods and pricing.
- Video and 3D tours on a property.
- Shortcodes and native blocks, so listings go on any page in any theme.
- A WordPress admin, with real roles and capabilities, and WP cron.
[fw_real_estate layout="grid" limit="12"]
and the detail shortcode (or ?fwre_view=item&fwre_id=ID):
[fw_real_estate type="item"]
The native blocks are in the inserter too, so you never have to type a shortcode.
Built on an engine that has been running for years
Underneath is a real estate engine that has powered production property sites for years, integrated natively into WordPress. You aren't installing version 1 of anything, and it doesn't feel bolted on.
It grows: MLS and IDX import, agent directories, and more
When one site becomes an agency, add-ons take it there. Two of them lead the range:
- MLS and IDX import. Your listings arrive from the feed and stay in sync: the RESO Web API, and the UK and European portal feeds.
- Agent directories. Every agent gets a profile page with their own properties on it, and enquiries reach them.
安装:
- Upload the
fw-real-estatefolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install the zip via Plugins → Add New. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu.
- Create a page with the
[fw_real_estate]shortcode for the listing, and one for the detail view. - Configure currency, display and other options under the FW Real Estate admin menu.
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常见问题:
Is FW Real Estate free?
Yes. The core is free and always has been, there's nothing to buy first, and you don't need an account to use it. It covers properties, fields, dictionaries and the whole front end on its own, and a great many sites never need more than that. What a paid subscription adds is add-ons.
What are add-ons?
Extensions that work only with FW Real Estate and add to what it can do. They come in three kinds: plugins for features such as maps, agents, favourites or rentals, designs for how the front end looks, and modules you can place on a page. An add-on isn't a WordPress plugin of its own. You won't find it in the Plugins list, because it's managed inside FW Real Estate, on its own Add-ons screen. A paid pack, described below, is a WordPress plugin: it's the envelope the add-ons arrive in.
Can I import listings from my MLS or IDX feed?
Yes, with the MLS and IDX import add-on, which is paid. It reads the RESO Web API and the UK and European portal feeds, brings the listings into your site as properties, and keeps them in sync as the feed changes. It isn't in this download.
Can each agent have their own page?
Yes, with the Agents add-on, which is paid. Every agent gets a profile page carrying their own properties, and enquiries about those properties reach them. It isn't in this download either.
How are add-ons installed?
The free ones are already here. They ship inside this plugin, so there's nothing to install and nothing to download: open FW Real Estate → Add-ons and enable what you want. Paid add-ons arrive as their own WordPress plugin, one per subscription tier, and you install it exactly like any other plugin (Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin). Activating it hands its add-ons to FW Real Estate. Deactivating it takes them away again, which is what a lapsed subscription should look like. This plugin never downloads or unpacks code. Plugins hosted here aren't allowed to, and FW Real Estate is built so that it can't.
Why would I need an add-on?
You might not. The core holds everything a property site can't work without, so it stands on its own. Every other feature is an add-on, which is how each site ends up carrying only what it actually uses. That split is also why turning one off is clean. Disable an add-on and its fields, its output and its columns disappear from the site. Enable it again and they come back, with the data intact.
How do I get a paid add-on?
Take out or extend a subscription at https://fastw3b.com and download the pack it entitles you to, then install that pack as a WordPress plugin. Everything the site has received is listed under FW Real Estate → Add-ons, where each one can be enabled, disabled and updated.
What does connecting the site to fastw3b.com do?
It pairs this website with your fastw3b.com account. That's what makes support through the Client Section possible, and it lets the site be told when a new version of something it has is available. One button does it: Connect, in the FW Real Estate admin header. Your client section opens, the site is registered, and the key comes back by itself. There's nothing to copy and no key to paste. Connecting is optional. An unconnected site keeps working, and the free add-ons that ship inside this plugin work whether you connect or not.
更新日志:
- A backup made by an earlier version restores again. Such a backup stores the files inside it with a leading slash, and the restore looked for them by exact name, so it answered that the archive was not a recognised backup and named the files it had just failed to find. This matters most if you are arriving from our previous product: export there, upload here, and the restore now reads it.
- The dashboard tells you what the last update did: when it ran, which version it installed, and what it changed in the database. Where an update cannot apply part of a database change, that is now recorded where you can read it rather than only in a server log, which much of shared hosting has switched off.
- A comparison table and the spreadsheet importer show only your own fields. Both could include a field that belongs to an add-on rather than to you, which meant a visitor could see it in a comparison and a spreadsheet column could write into it.
- The date switches in the Fields list reach the property page. Turning a date field on or off in the Fields list now shows and hides it on the property page as expected.
- The enquiry e-mail lists only the details a property has, and the default e-mail templates have been revised.
- A restore that has nothing to add says so. Restoring a previous-version backup into a site that already holds properties now reports that nothing was imported, and applies none of the backup's users, settings or media.
- The property edit forms have been corrected.
- The search block lists every search field, so each one can be shown or hidden from the block settings.