Difference between revisions of "How to Add the Booking Engine Search Widget in Your Website"
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| + | A widget is a standalone area component that performs a certain function. In this case, this widget contains a search form, so guests can select dates (and room types in Advanced setup) without leaving the website. When guests select a specific room on the hotel website for specific dates, and clicks "book now", they will be redirected to IBE and continue from that point. | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, 5 September 2019
Introduction
TODO: Say that we have a widget. What is a widget. What does it do. What is the advantage.
Hoteliga team provides the tools to your web developer to integrate a widget into your existing website.
A widget is a standalone area component that performs a certain function. In this case, this widget contains a search form, so guests can select dates (and room types in Advanced setup) without leaving the website. When guests select a specific room on the hotel website for specific dates, and clicks "book now", they will be redirected to IBE and continue from that point.
Basic Setup
do this:
here goes code
