Who this suits
Schools, clubs and community groups selling tickets through TryBooking.
TryBooking widgets put event listings, landing pages or booking steps on your own website.
Schools, clubs and community groups selling tickets through TryBooking.
Use the event listing widget on an events page so it stays current automatically.
Use embedded booking on pages for a single event.
Load widget.js from TryBooking rather than a local copy.
The website hands over when the ticketing system issues the ticket.
Options as documented by the vendor. Follow the citation to check the current details.
Shows all events on the account and updates as events are added or pass.
Limits: TryBooking recommends not caching widget.js locally, or updates will not reach the widget.
Embeds the first booking step on your page, skipping the event homepage.
Limits: TryBooking recommends not caching widget.js locally.
Embeds the event homepage within your site.
Limits: TryBooking recommends not caching widget.js locally.
A button that opens the event's TryBooking page.
Limits: It is the only widget type that takes visitors off your site, opening a new tab.
The listing, landing page and embedded booking widgets run on your site; the purchase button opens TryBooking in a new tab.[1]
The event listing widget updates automatically as events are added and pass.[1]
No. TryBooking recommends not caching widget.js locally so the widget keeps receiving updates.[1]
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