Hello, 

I used the %appointment_cancel_url% in my successful appointment email. 

In the body of the transactional confirmation, this is what the client sees: 

If something comes up and you need to cancel, you can click here to let me know https://kristenarneberg.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wpamelia_api&call=/bookings/cancel/4&token=cd717ea89b&type=appointment. 

When clicked, it sends the user to my homepage. 

Is there a way to create a simpler link address and is it possible to create a "successful cancellation" notice?  

I appears that the the link doesn't work because there is no confirmation. 

How do I fix this so the client can cancel the appointment as noted in the documentation? 

Also, is there a way to customize the notifications based on which service they booked? That would be wonderful! 

Thanks!

Hi Bogdan, 

Ack!  I missed that (a little tired over here and sorry for the wrong screenshot!).  I will add the url and if possible, can you note the customized notifications as a feature request? 

Thanks!

Sooooo,

I am still confused.  I tried putting the shortcode in the link and it did not work, not that I expected it to. 

I clicked on the link in this thread and it takes me to the homepage. I assume it is because the link is dynamic and connected to the specific appointment. 

So my questions is, how do I hide the link (preferably with specific steps) if it is dynamically generated and hidden within the shortcode settings? 

In other word, there seem to be two options: 

1. Use the shortcode in the email  = that results in a screwy link as noted in this thread. 

2. Use the shortcode in a link = that results in a dead link.

What is the third option I am missing?  

Well, now the link is working.  Not sure what changed but that's great!