Using pricing shortcodes
- 02 May 2024
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Using pricing shortcodes
- Updated on 02 May 2024
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Shortcodes are placeholders that can be added to your HTML code. These shortcodes automatically display the name or price for a linked product or service. This means you don’t need to update the HTML text when the pricing changes in the business setup. This guide shows you the structure for shortcode placeholders.
You should use shortcodes for pricing tables, packages, etc.
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How to find service shortcodes
You can find the shortcodes for a service by going to Setup > Services
Select the Service and then click on the ‘Publish’ tab
The shortcodes for the service name and the service price are at the top of the page
How to find product shortcodes
You can find the shortcodes for a product by going to Setup > Products & Packages
Select the product and click on the ‘Publish’ tab
The shortcodes for the product name and the product price are at the top of the page
Product Shortcodes Structure
Item | Shortcode | Notes | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
Product Name | @ProductName{Product ID} | @ProductName1763 | |
Product Price | @ProductPrice{Product ID}L{Location ID} | L{Location Name} is optional | @ProductPrice1123L7709 |
Service Shortcodes Structure
Item | Shortcode | Notes | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
Service Name | @ServiceName{Service ID} | @ServiceName960 | |
Service Price | @ServicePrice{Service ID}{Service Type}{Service Length in Minutes}L{Location ID} | L{Location Name} is optional | @ServicePrice7709M60L7709 |
Service Type Key
Service Type | Code |
|---|---|
Mobile Booking | M |
On-Site Booking | S |
Course | F |
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