How to use the url to return search criteria

How to use the url to return search criteria


NOTE
Add your domain name before the /listings in the below examples

Price range:

/listings/pricemin_80000
/listings/pricemax_100000

(This will get you all listings between 80k and 100k)

Size:

/listings/beds_2
/listings/baths_2
/listings/sqfoot_1500
/listings/acreage_5
/listings/garage_2

Area:

(you can separate multiple cities/areas/counties, etc with a comma)
(ie. /listings/city_lubbock,wolfforth)

/listings/city_gainesville 
/listings/area_7
/listings/county_alachua
/listings/zipcode_79424


More:

/listings/newdays_7 (options: 0, 1, 7, 14, 21, 30)
/listings/reduceddays_7 (options: 0, 1, 7, 14, 21, 30)
/listings/basement_yes (options: yes, no)
/listings/golfcourse_yes (options: yes, no)
/listings/yearbuilt_1987
/listings/propertyview_yes (options: yes, no)
/listings/pool_yes (options: yes, no)
/listings/images_1 (Listings with at least 1 image)
/listings/openhouse_t
/listings/virtualtourid_t (Listings with a virtual tour)
/listings/videotour_t (Listings with a video tour)
/listings/showallproperties_t (T is all properties, F is only company properties)
/listings/previews_t (Previews properties)


You can also string these together:


Notice the domain comes first, followed by a /listings, then the credentials in the url.

This example above is going to return me listings in gainesville, between 100k and 400k, with at least 2 baths and at least 2 beds.