Widget

How to display tickets on your own event website

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Written by Paul Campbell
Updated over a week ago

To display the event registration form on your own website or blog, you can use our JavaScript widget. The widget will open the Tito checkout process in an overlay without leaving your site.

Why use the widget instead of the Tito event homepage?

For more control over appearance/branding

Whilst it's possible to customise the appearance of Tito's event homepages to an extent, if you want full control over how your event page looks or to keep visitors on your website while they are registering tickets then the widget is your best option.

The widget lets you embed your event registration form seamlessly with custom CSS. You can also embed a single button which will open up the registration form in a pop-up.

For more advanced tracking support

On Tito event homepages the number of page views and visitors are automatically counted, but for more advanced tracking or to integrate with third party apps like Google Analytics, Facebook, etc., then you will need to use the widget.

There are plugins you can enable which will automatically integrate with Google Analytics, Facebook and Trialfire. However, if you use other analytics apps or your own custom tracking solution then you can hook into Tito's widget callbacks to track when specific events occur e.g. to send e-commerce tracking data when an order is completed.

How do I set it up?

To embed the widget in your site, just copy and paste the following HTML snippet, making sure to change the event path to the appropriate event path for your event:

<!-- place this in your head tag -->
<script src="https://js.tito.io/v2" async></script>

<!-- Place this where you want the widget to appear -->
<tito-widget event="ultimateconf/2013"></tito-widget>

In the simplest case that's all you need, but there are plenty more things you can do with the widget. For a full list of features, instructions and examples please see our complete widget docs.

Is there a Wordpress plugin?

Yes, you can easily install the widget on your Wordpress site with this plugin.

Where can I find out more and read the docs?

You can find out more about the widget at https://ti.to/docs/api/widget


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