Please note: To place the request widget on your website, you need administrator access to your MICE account and you must be able to manage your website. Your website developer will be able to assist you with this.
Placing the widget on your website
Is your website built with WordPress? Then use our WordPress plugin to place the request widget on your website. If you prefer not to use plugins, or if you use a different CMS for your website, you can use one of the options below:
1. Open as a pop-up
Place a clear call-to-action on your website, where the request widget opens in a pop-up when a visitor clicks the button. This gives the visitor maximum focus on your offer.
1a. The standard method
Add two codes to the end of the HTML code, directly before the closing </body> tag:
Code 1
<script src="https://app.miceoperations.com/widget/widget.js"></script>
Code 2
<script type="text/javascript">
window.miceWidgetSettings = {
widget_id: "1234567890", // jouw widget-ID
button_alignment: 'right', // left or right
button_horizontal_padding: 10, // standaard 32
button_vertical_padding: 10, // standaard 32
source: 'Website'
};
</script>
In this second code, you can adjust a number of settings. It is important that you at least insert your own widget ID into the code. You can find the ID of your request widget by following these steps:
Go to Setup → Widgets in your MICE account.
If you have multiple request widgets, select the desired widget.
At the top right of the preview, you will see the URL of your request widget. The numbers and/or letters at the end of this URL are the unique ID of the request widget.
Example shown in the image (note: this is not the link to your own request widget):
💡 Tip: You can also simply open the link to the request widget in your web browser. You will then see a clear, standalone page containing the request widget. This is useful for testing how the widget works before installing it on your website.
1b. Via a custom button
If you prefer to use a button that matches your website instead of our standard button, that is also possible. This gives you complete control over the display and position.
Add this code to the end of the HTML code, immediately before the closing </body> tag:
<script src="https://app.miceoperations.com/widget/widget.js"></script>
Now add your own button and link it to your request widget. You can find the link to your request widget by following these steps:
In your MICE account, go to Setup → Widgets.
If you have multiple request widgets, select the desired widget.
The URL of your request widget is located at the top right of the example. Simply copy this link by clicking on the clipboard icon.
2. Open in a new tab
If you want the request widget to open in a new browser tab, simply use the link to the request widget. You can link this on your website to a button, image, text, or any other element. In many CMS systems and/or page builders, opening a link in a new tab is just a setting. If you want to do this via code, use the following:
<a href="https://app.miceoperations.com/widget/{widget-id}" target="_blank">Click here</a>You can find the ID of your request widget by following these steps:
Go to Setup → Widgets in your MICE account.
If you have multiple widgets, select the desired request widget.
At the top right of the preview, you will see the URL of your request widget. The numbers and/or letters at the end of this URL are the unique ID of the request widget.
Disclaimer
Support is provided regarding the submission and accuracy of the data. However, MICE Operations does not offer (individual) support for installing the widget on your website. If you require assistance with this, we recommend contacting your website administrator.
See also
FAQ
Can the request widget also be embedded directly into the page (iframe or embed)?
While this is technically possible, we recommend using the default pop-up version instead, as it performs better across various devices and browsers.
Unlike the standard pop-up, the embedded version is no longer actively maintained or optimised. Additionally, certain features, such as the timeline, are not supported in the embedded version.
Can I place multiple request widgets on my website?
If you have a MICE Pro package, you can create multiple request widgets. To place these on your website, choose the option to trigger the pop-up via a custom button or via a link that opens in a new tab. If you want to open the request widgets as pop-ups, you only need to add the script code once.