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Guidelines for display-related fields.

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  • lastStatus Definitions
    Defines the supported lastStatus abbreviations used to describe how an unavailable listing left the market, maps those values to sold, leased, expired, terminated and related outcomes, and shows how aggregates can reveal the exact values present in an authorized board before developers hard-code filters or labels; Related terms include “what does Sld or Lsd mean,” “lastStatus codes,” “expired or terminated abbreviation,” “unavailable outcome,” “board-specific lastStatus value,” and “aggregate lastStatus”; Its focus is decoding values after a listing leaves the market, while the status-filter article explains the wider lifecycle model.Some readers
  • Understanding Listing Permissions in the API
    Explains how displayAddressOnInternet, displayPublic and displayInternetEntireListing govern whether an address or full record may be shown publicly, only after authentication or solely in a back-office context, and provides the redaction and access-control behavior an application should apply instead of displaying every API field unconditionally; Related terms include “displayAddressOnInternet,” “displayPublic,” “displayInternetEntireListing,” “hide address,” “login required,” “public versus VOW display,” “back-office only,” and “redact restricted fields”; It applies whenever MLS® permissions, rather than mere API availability, determine what may be displayed.Few readers
  • Considerations When Displaying the 'Days On Market' Field
    Explains why a stored days-on-market value may become stale for active inventory, recommends calculating active DOM from the original list date through the current date, and clarifies that an unavailable listing’s final DOM should remain fixed so sold, expired or terminated records do not continue accumulating days after leaving the market; Related terms include “days on market is wrong,” “DOM keeps increasing after sale,” “calculate DOM from list date,” “active listing DOM,” “final DOM for sold or expired listing,” and “stale DOM field”; Its focus is display calculations, not filtering listings by original list date.Few readers

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