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  Public Ticket #3829397
Open event from URL parameter / query
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  • Alexander Schadofske started the conversation
    February 28, 2025 at 4:04am

    Hello there,

    I have created a page, now I want to open the corresponding event via a parameter/query in the URL. I am using the event booking list 2.0

    Example: domain.com/?eventlist-id=1234

    Is this possible? I did not find anything in the docs :(

    Thanks and best regards,
    Alex

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    Uroš replied
    February 28, 2025 at 2:44pm

    Hello Alexander,

    Starting from Amelia 7.4.2, users can pre-select a list of entity IDs separated by commas, which will be automatically pre-filled on the form. The following list of URL parameters can be added to achieve this:

    • ameliaEventId: The ID of the event that will pre-filter Event-related shortcodes;
    • ameliaEventTag: A specific tag added to an event that will pre-filter Event-related shortcodes;
    • ameliaServiceId: The ID of the service that will pre-filter appointment-booking shortcodes;
    • ameliaEmployeeId: The ID of a specific employee that will pre-filter appointment-booking shortcodes;
    • ameliaCategoryId: The ID of a specific category that will pre-filter appointment-booking shortcodes;
    • ameliaLocationId: The ID of a specific location that will pre-filter appointment-booking shortcodes (can only be used for Service-related booking forms, not Event-related booking forms);
    • ameliaEventPopup: Enter the event ID of the event to be opened on page load.
    Examples:

    Event URL:

    • https://yourbookingwebsite.com/events/?ameliaEventId=123&ameliaEventPopup=123
    • This URL would automatically open the page where Event ID “123” is located and would display it in a popup.

    Booking Form URL:

    • https://yourbookingwebsite.com/booking/?ameliaServiceId=5&ameliaEmployeeId=1
    • This URL would pre-select Service ID 5 and Employee ID 1 in the booking form.

    Please note that these are examples and not live websites. They demonstrate how a URL with predefined parameters would function.

    Kind Regards, 

    Uros Jovanovic
    [email protected]

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