--- title: "Adding a suburb selector destination search filter" slug: "adding-a-location-search-filter" updated: 2025-12-01T02:17:03Z published: 2025-12-01T02:17:03Z canonical: "support.bookingtimes.com/adding-a-location-search-filter" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.bookingtimes.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Adding a suburb selector destination search filter You can create a location search filter which offers a searchable list of suburbs (also referred to as regions, neighbourhoods depending on what terminology has been set up) and links users to the relevant page for that location. There are two types of location search filters available: 1. Automatically populate with the location available on the system and link to the bookings page for that location 2. Manually list the locations and manually link them to the relevant page on the system (if you don't want to go directly to the bookings page) You'll need to add HTML, CSS and javascript for both options, with each of these being outlined in the sections below. ![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/6926c75e-9b20-4216-bf9f-d7ca1df9c74f/Images/Documentation/image%28771%29.png) ![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/6926c75e-9b20-4216-bf9f-d7ca1df9c74f/Images/Documentation/image%28772%29.png) You can also configure where the client should be navigated to upon selecting a suburb. This is configured via: - **Setup > Business Detail / Locations / Suburb Selector Destination**. - Options include Bookings (calendar), Suburb (published suburb page), Packages or Instructor Pages ![](https://cdn.document360.io/6926c75e-9b20-4216-bf9f-d7ca1df9c74f/Images/Documentation/image-0QDOPCRI.png) --- ## 1. Automatic location search filter ### Steps 1. Add the HTML Content. Note the use of the @BookingSuburbs placeholder to automatically generate the location list. ```xml
       
``` 1. Add the javascript at the bottom of your webpage ```javascript ``` 1. Add the CSS content and adjust it to suit your website ```plaintext ``` --- ## 2. Manual location search filter ### Steps 1. Add the HTML content. Note that you have to manually add a list of locations, as well as the pages those locations will link to. ```plaintext               ``` 1. Add javascript to the bottom of your webpage ```plaintext

``` 1. Add the CSS content and adjust it to suit your website ```plaintext ```