| Tag name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| $(site_desc) | Description of your planyo site. |
| $(site_descXXX) | Description of your planyo site limited to XXX characters, e.g. $(site_desc100) will show the first 100 characters of the description. |
| $(site_name) | Name of the planyo site |
| $(site_id) | ID of the planyo site. |
| $(shopping_cart_item_count) | Number of items in the shopping cart. |
| $(company_address) | Company address. |
| $(company_logo) | Company logo image. |
| $(company_name) | Company name. |
| $(company_website) | URL of the company website (entered in site settings). |
| $(company_phone) | Company phone number |
| $(prop_cal_tax_number) | Company tax/VAT number |
| $(prop_cal_xxx) | When using a META site, this will be one of the custom site properties defined by you in META site settings. Non-alphanumeric characters, including space characters, need to be replaced with underscores. See the table at the bottom of this page for possible property tags. |
| $(is_user_logged_in), $(logged_in_reservation_list_url), $(prop_user_xxx) | The first tag becomes true if the current user is logged into your website. In such case the second tag gives you the URL you can use to let the user view all the reservations they entered in the past. You normally use these tags together in a conditional statement, e.g.: $(if) $(is_user_logged_in) $(then) <a href='$(logged_in_reservation_list_url)'>Click to view all your reservations</a> $(endif) This tag is only available when integration with your CMS login is enabled in your module settings. The tag $(prop_user_xxx) can be used to display the value of a custom user property for the logged-in user. |
| $(is_moderator_user), $(is_resource_admin_user), $(is_customer), $(is_agent_user), $(agent_discount_default), $(agent_discount_products) | These tags can be used to find out if the current user is a moderator/admin, an agent or a customer with no access to the backend. In case of agents, you can use the tags to fetch the agent's discount rates. |
| $(date) | Today's date |
| $(language) | Currently chosen language |
| $(current_website) | When using this tag in a condition, you can print different code depending on the website where planyo is being used. For simple integration it will be planyo and for advanced integration on your website it will be the current domain name, e.g. www.testreservation.com |
| $(reserved_quantity_at_time_RESID:XXX) | Quantity of resource with ID equal to RESID reserved at given time. Time can be a timestamp, a date or date with time, e.g. for day-based resources you can use the tag: $(reserved_quantity_at_time_123:2014-12-31) where 123 is the resource ID. You can also show the quantity reserved currently: $(reserved_quantity_at_time_123:$(date)) |
| $(site_rating), $(site_rating_votes), $(site_rating_stars), $(site_rating_showcase), $(site_rating_showcase_simple), $(site_rating_inline) | When you allow your customers to add reviews (see FAQ 260), the tags output site rating (average of ratings added for the site's resources, from 1 to 5), number of submitted reviews and rating shown as stars. The tag $(site_rating_showcase) prints a box with rating preview; after clicking the box, a pop-up window opens with all customer reviews listed (the _simple version does the same but doesn't show the stars). $(site_rating_inline) prints customer reviews directly. |
| Tag name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| $(site_url), $(noreload_resource_list_url) | URL of the page with a list of all resources in the planyo site. This is be a page on your website if you're using advanced integration, or else it's a page on planyo.com. The second version of the tag will update the contents of the plugin without reloading the page. |
| $(shopping_cart_url) | When using the shopping cart feature, this will be the URL of the page containing details of client's shopping cart and the checkout button. Please note that if want to use this URL outside of the planyo module (where tags cannot be used) you can add mode=show_cart to the URL of the page with the planyo module to link to the shopping cart contents. |
| $(buy_coupon_url), $(buy_coupon_url:RESID), $(buy_coupon_id_url:ID) | URL of the page where the coupons can be purchased by your customers. The second version lets you specify the resource ID -- only the coupons compatible with this resource will be listed. The last version will only show the coupon(s) specified by ID (you can find the IDs on the 'Create coupons' page).
Before this tag can display any meaningful content, you'll first need to define the coupon types in the admin panel. |
| $(reserve_url:RESOURCEID) | URL of the reservation page for the resource whose ID is specified, e.g. $(reserve_url:123) will give you the URL for the reservation page of resource ID 123. |
| $(resource_id_from_name:RESNAME) | Finds ID of a resource based on its name, e.g. $(resource_id_from_name:My resource) will give you the numeric ID of the resource named My resource. |
| $(resource_name_from_id:RESID) | Prints the name of a resource based on its ID |
| Tag name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| $(site_images) | Image thumbnails of the planyo site. |
| $(site_large_image_url), $(site_large_image_urlX) | URL of the large version of the site images. Use $(site_large_image_url) for the first image, then $(site_large_image_url2), $(large_image_url3) etc. for subsequent images |
| $(site_image_count) | Total number of images of this site |
| $(site_image_title), $(site_image_titleX) | Titles of site images. Use $(site_image_title) for the title of the first image, then $(image_title2), $(site_image_title3) etc. for subsequent image titles |
| Tag name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| $(shopping_cart_widget), $(shopping_cart_widget_simple), $(shopping_cart_widget_simple_with_details), $(shopping_cart_widget_with_details), $(shopping_cart_widget_fixed_simple), $(shopping_cart_widget_fixed), $(shopping_cart_widget_fixed_simple_with_details), $(shopping_cart_widget_fixed_with_details) | Shopping cart widget showing the number of reservations and cart total with a link to the shopping cart page. This is the same widget which you can generate and place anywhere on your website in 'Integrate with my website'. The simple versions shows only the number of items and not the amount. The with_details versions shows the cart contents in a slide-in panel allowing for removal and direct checkout. The fixed versions show the cart icon in a fixed (always visible) position on the screen. |
| $(default_site_calendar), $(default_site_calendar_wide) | Inserts the availability preview for the whole site as an IFRAME. The second version inserts a wide calendar (at 100% of container width). |
| $(calendar_with_resource_choice) | Inserts the availability preview for one resource at a time (with a resource picker) as an IFRAME |
| $(flexible_calendar?XXX) | Inserts the flexible availability preview (no IFRAME). The preview can be fully controlled by passing additional parameters in place of XXXX. For the full list of the parameters that you can use see tag preview in Integrate with my website / widgets |
| $(upcoming_site_calendar) | Inserts the upcoming availability preview for the whole site as an IFRAME |
| $(calendar_preview_with_params?XXXX) | Inserts a customizable calendar preview as an IFRAME. This tag can be used in place of all other calendar preview tags. The preview can be fully controlled by passing additional parameters in place of XXXX. For the full list of the parameters that you can use see Q173: I need to have more control over the calendar preview or in Integrate with my website / widgets you can use the calendar builder UI in order to get the exact value of the tag corresponding with the calendar type and settings chosen. E.g. $(calendar_preview_with_params?style=multi-month&months=2) will show the small month calendar preview for 2 months. |
| $(goog_map_site), $(goog_map_site_W_H), $(goog_map_site_W_H_Z), $(goog_map_site_W_H_Z:params) | Embeds a google map with the position of all the resources in the planyo site. If the site itself has the coordinates entered in site settings, it will be also present on the map. You can optionally set the map width and height (W and H in the tag) and also the default zoom (Z). If omitted, width and height will be set to 100 pixels and zoom level will be 12. E.g. $(goog_map_site_200_200_11) will use the size of 200x200 pixels with the zoom level of 11. You can also add a colon to each of these tags and then pass additional parameters mentioned in Q200, such as using the satellite map type, e.g. $(goog_map_site:map_type=satellite). |