I have one that I made for the US.  The property types are the States/Provinces.  Click on the State and see a listing of contacts in that State Province.  It is very basic but effective for us.  Some of the US States are missing because we have no contacts there.  But just add them in, they sort themselves nicely.  I am sure you could modify the States to be sub-types for Country US.  You could add the top-level types as Countries and Sub-types would be states/provinces.

Here is a Links template long with an additional "SurfTo" file. The surfTo file works like LinkClick and increments the links count before redirecting the user to the link. A live version can be viewed at  http://www.topcatcomputing.com/Links.aspx

Thanks mcox.

I used the Property Agent module for an employee directory.

http://www.btcpa.net/People/AssociateDirectory/tabid/67/Default.aspx 

I am using PA as a very simple downloads manager here:

http://ephotopros.com/Downloads/tabid/201/Default.aspx

The template is attached... should work with the exception of the buttons. It is only a manager of files that you have somewhere - ie it isn't something to use to upload files into a downloads library - just a way to manage the links to them as well as the information about them.

I also am using the DNN Links module to track clicks and users - per this article

It only displays the download button if you are logged in, and only allows comments from logged in users.

I had trouble with some of the security stuff in the templates - thought it wasn't working as stuff was displaying that should only display to anonymous users - took me a while to figure out that admin sees them all. But for normal users/non users it works great.

I also stripped out a lot of the style stuff, so this may be easier for someone starting out to read - all the css references were a little confusing at first glance.

I gotta say this was a confusing module at first, but once you figure it out it totally makes sense! Excellent documentation on the Property Agent module page.

That is a really cool template.  Any chance you would make the template available?  I would love to use it for a soccer club web site for a coaches listing.

I'm not sure how to make it a template for others to use. I'll check through documentation and see what I can do. Thanks for the compliment.

I agree with joldham... good design. Well done

Hello Everyone...

I have been given the task to try and implement the property manager as a catalog for a clothing line.  I have been sniffin around a little bit and came across an idea i was thinking about implementing regarding the "featured module".

Under "layout mode"... if i click "custom layout"... has anyone tried using a styled unordered list here?  I would assume the proper way to do so would be....

{ } replace <>

Header:     {ul class="blah blah blah"}

Item:         {li}{a href="TOKEN"}TOKEN{/a}{/li}

Footer:      {/ul}

I am in the very beginning stages of reviewing this module, and am trying to see how i can get rid of the tables and make the code lighter as little table based layouts as possible and this was one of the first ideas I've come across so far.  Just wondering if anyone has tried something similar, and/or knows if this approach will cause problems.

If not, I will be posting what I find for anyone interested.

Thanks for your time.

Thanks for the quick reply!

I was afraid of that. Cursed by tables again :-)

This is a very simple template, I removed all the photo stuff, for a listing of references.

http://www.bureau12.nl/portfolio/ervaringen/tabid/2088/Default.aspx

Peter

Contact me if you like to use it.

Peter,

Inspiringly lightweight and fast.  Very nice!