A hardened replacement for the HomeRunner Reservations admin table that remembers your “per page” choice, exports a working CSV, and stays stable even with very large property catalogs.
What it does #
Reservations Pro is an in-place upgrade to the Reservations table in your WordPress admin. It uses the same reservation data as before (nothing new is fetched or stored), but fixes the rough edges:
- Persistent per-page setting – your Screen Options “number of items per page” choice is remembered between visits instead of resetting.
- Working CSV export – export the reservations you are viewing, with your current filters applied, to a CSV file.
- Defensive rendering – the table is built to handle large tenant catalogs without crashing partway through, so big accounts can browse reservations reliably.
Because it reads the same reservation source as the standard table, there is no new login, no extra sync, and no new data to manage. It is purely a better screen for the data you already have.
How to turn it on #
1. Enable the module #
Go to HomeRunner Toolkit in your WordPress admin and switch on Toolkit: Reservations Pro.
2. Open the Reservations screen #
Once enabled, the hardened table is available at the Reservations screen in your admin. From there you can filter, set your per-page count in Screen Options, and export.
Settings #
There is no separate settings panel. The controls live on the Reservations screen itself:
- Screen Options (top-right of the screen) – set how many reservations show per page. Your choice is saved.
- Filters – narrow the list down to the reservations you care about.
- Export CSV – download the currently filtered list as a spreadsheet.
Tips #
- Set your per-page count once in Screen Options; Reservations Pro will remember it so you do not have to reset it on every visit.
- Apply your filters first, then export. The CSV respects whatever filters are active, so you get exactly the slice you are looking at.
- This is the right tool for large accounts where the standard table struggled to load. If you manage a big catalog, enable it.
See the full module list in the Toolkit overview.