I don’t know if the local board in Phoenix allows agents to display recent sales transactions via idx feed, but it seems to me from talking to others around the land that most boards don’t.<\/p>\n
Doesn’t it kinda sting that Trulia can display this info, but Realtor folk can’t? <\/p>\n
Or can they? <\/p>\n
1. Install and activate the “EXEC PHP” plugin
\n2. Do A General Property Search For Any Area On Trulia.
\n3. Click the “Recently Sold” Tab
\n4. Once the results are up, click on the link for more details on the first property.
\n5. When the info shows up, click “back.” – [This is key! \ud83d\ude42 ]
\n6. Now there will be an RSS feed link at the very top right of the page.
\n7. Click On It, Then Grap The RSS Link That Pops Up Slightly Lower To The Left
\n7. Insert the RSS feed into the code below within a blog post, where indicated by “PUT YOUR JUICY SALES TRANSACTION FEED URL HERE”<\/p>\n
< ?php \/\/ Get RSS Feed(s)\ninclude_once(ABSPATH . WPINC . '\/rss.php');\n$rss = fetch_rss('PUTYOURJUICYSALESTRANSACTIONFEEDURLHERE');\n$maxitems = 30;\n$items = array_slice($rss->items, 0, $maxitems);
\n?><\/p>\n< ?php foreach ( $items as $item ) : ?><\/p>\n
\n
- \n< ?php echo $item['title']; ?><\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
< ?php endforeach; ?><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Phoenix Real Estate Sales Transactions<\/h2>\n
What you’re seeing below is actually a screen capture of the transactions on my own site… didn’t want to mess with plugins\/php over here at bhb (or cause other trouble for ma and pop.)<\/p>\n
Which leads to the point of all this. Can you see adding pages upon pages of dynamic content to your site using this little trick? Or is this content theft? Does Trulia own the data? Does your local board? <\/p>\n