[jambojam]

Hello,

Been a while since I last posted, but now I’ve got a bit of free time I’m back to focussing on my web project.

I’m looking at my SEO now and I’ve gone with the most popular plugin yoast and it seems bepro is very compatible with yoast. Great!

What I am trying to do is setup my listings so they are automatically meta tagged as they are created. The idea is that they are tagged “post title, sitename, category description”. I would then fill the category description in each of the categories with the appropriate meta tags for the search.

My problem is that I’m not entirely sure which fields I call and where they need to be in yoast for this to happen. I thought is would simply be under post, meta description template %%title%%sitename%%ct_desc_%% to do what I want. Are there unique identifiers for bepro listings that I need to use here?

[BePro Software Team]

Hi Jam,

Long time no see. We are about to release the favorites addon upgrade you were waiting on

BePro Listings uses a custom post type which generates the admin management page. We also use custom taxonomies which create category management including the admin interface. Both “custom post types” and “custom taxonomies” are facilitated and managed by wordpress

you could try is to hook into the save_post action hook. WordPress fires this hook during every update and save

– https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/save_post

In addition, you could consider using the “bepro_listings_add_listing” action hook which BePro Listings fires before it saves to the database.

Yoast is very popular. On the titles and meta admin menu, there are various settings like activating the meta feature. Ultimately, I believe this is something you may get more help with from the yoast support channels, just because this sounds like a wordpress integration question more than BePro. If I misunderstood the question, let us know.

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BePro Software Team

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