iLister Classifieds Software Feature: Saved Searches and Saved Ads

These features were implemented for the convenience of users. Users of the website based on iLister Classifieds Software who regularly search for certain items can save time by saving their searches or save ads that they like.

Users can use saved searches and ads afterwards and will not need to remember listing ID or re-enter search criteria. Later they can run a saved search to check for new ads to the search results.

To save a search, they should provide a descriptive name for this particular search. Saved searches can be used for notification of newly published listings.

If you like a particular listing and want to review it again later, you can save this ad in the special section called Saved Ads.

Like to find out how it works? Try our demo.

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