Quoox provides two ways of displaying the session schedule in your website. The first is using the Quoox schedule stream and rendering it into your website as you wish. This method is very flexible, but does require a basic level of coding knowledge (particularly Javascript/jQuery). This method therefore isn’t suitable for everyone, and can be complicated for some website setups (E.g. WordPress).
The alternate method does not need any coding knowledge, with the only requirement being the ability to create an iFrame in your website. In WordPress, this can be done using a simple HTML code block, or by using one of the many free iFrame plug-ins (an example).
Configuring your iFrame session widget
You can view the setup instructions for the iFrame widget, by visiting the widget URL without any parameters.
The code to insert will be of the format:
<iframe src="{sourceurl}" title="Our Schedule" width="100%" height="300" referrerpolicy="origin" frameborder="0"></iframe>
The “source URL” will be similar to:
https://my.quoox.com/widgets/sessions/?c=7HyPo
where the highlighted parameter will be your own unique facility code. You can contact Quoox to request this.
As per the instructions, you can optionally add additional parameters to further tailor the format of the output. By default, Quoox will use your branding colours (as configured in Settings > Branding), and the output will be localised for your territory (i.e. dates will appear in US format in the US etc.)
