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add properthive API to property listing

The robot generated the following code:

WordPress function names should be unique, so you can use a prefix like `nm_add` to ensure your function names do not conflict with those in WordPress, other plugins, or themes. In this case, we're adding the ProperyHive API to a property listing. While I can't provide the full implementation (as it would depend on many factors), here's an example of how you might structure your function:

“`php
function nm_add_propertyhive_api($listing_id) {
// Your code to add ProperyHive API to the Property Listing

// Obtain data from PropertyHive API
// Not coding this part because it will depend on how PropertyHive API works and how we can fetch the data.

// Update the property listing with the data you got from the PropertyHive API
update_post_meta($listing_id, 'propertyhive_api_data', $api_data);

return true;
}
add_action('save_post_listing', 'nm_add_propertyhive_api');
“`

In this snippet, `nm_add_propertyhive_api` is a function that is tied into the `save_post_listing` action. When a property listing is saved, it executes `nm_add_propertyhive_api`, which updates the listing with data from the PropertyHive API.

Note: You will need to replace `$api_data` with the actual data from the PropertyHive API.

Before using this function, please make sure you have full understanding on how the API works for PropertyHive, and ensure that you have the necessary permission to access that API.