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Travel button
1Overview
2General action
3Popup setup
4Button style
5Popup colors
6Finish

Travel Button Wizard

Geogoer Travel Button is an easy way to help your users travel to your event or location. To create one, follow the instructions below. If you wish to install a simple button, just choose one of the styled buttons. If you are interested in a tailor-made button or link, check the options below. Give your users a way to visit places you're writing about.
Users visit your website, and if they look how to get to your location, they click the Travel Button. A small popup window then appears. Use Geogoer styled buttons or design it as you like.
Users review suggested routes to your place. You can design the colors as well, it will look as an extension of your website.
Finally, users can see all the travel options avalaible. The users can be notified about upcoming trips later, or offer transportation themselves.
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Travel button API

You can configure button for wider usage. To do that design iframe tag as described below:

<iframe src="http://www.geogoer.com/index.php?controller=embeds&amp;action=go_here" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" id="gh1264" name="gh1264" style="height: 20px; width: 97px; overflow: hidden" allowTransparency="true"></iframe>

Continue filling GET string with parameters below:

Parameter Values Description

Location parameters

locations[0], locations[1]
(optional)
Address|latitude|longitude|radius|units
Default: none|none|none|20|km

Address - Name of a place you want to be displayed. Note: address should be url encoded string. Example: Baker%20St%2C%20London (Baker St, London)

Latitude - A float decimal value of geographical latitude coordinate for given address. Example: 25.5434

Longitude - A float decimal value of geographical longitude coordinate for given address. Example: 54.1260

Radius - A float value describes radius zone around given location. Example: 12.5

Units - Select between two values km/mi Example: mi

Date parameters

date_from, date_to
(optional)
Y-m-d or Y-m-d H:i:s
Default:
date_from={today date}
date_to={date_from + 30 days}
Date range of search results. We are not recommend you to use both date_from and date_to parameters exept if you need to setup button for specific time range. Note: date should be url encoded.

Button parameters

type
(optional)
Integer
Default: 0
Type of button. 0 - Travel here, 1 - Go to, 2 - Mini button, 3 - Geogoer, 4 - Go from, 5 - Visit, 6 - Travel
place_text
(optional)
String
Default: none
Custom user created text will appears in additional button block. Value avalible for place_text values: 1,4 and 5
button_id
(optional)
Integer
Default: 0
If your are using several buttons on same site, be sure to add an unique button_id parameter. This will allow you to access each button statistics. You can use 1693 as a value.
lang
(optional)
String
Default: en(en|lt)
Button language. You are welcome with translation suggestions. Please contact us here.

Some xamples:

locations[1]=London,%20UK|55.9320758|23.3142194|20|km locations[0]=Gabijos%203-5%20,Vilnius,%20Lithuania|55.9320758|23.3142194

date_from=2010-01-30%2012:31:00&date_to=2010-02-03

Note, that you'll need to setup css width manually, as iframe has static width and it's not attached to it's content.
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