To place the request widget on your website, you need administrator access in your MICE account and the ability to manage your website. Your website developer can assist with this if needed. Also, make sure your website is published and linked to a domain.
Step-by-step plan
Go to Settings in your website's dashboard.
Click on the custom code tab in the development and integrations section.
Click + add custom code in the top right.
Paste the code snippet in the text box. Note! At "widget_id" in the code below, make sure to add the widget ID of your own widget.
<script src="https://app.miceoperations.com/widget/widget.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.miceWidgetSettings = {
widget_id: "0df2ad69968b",
button_alignment: 'right', // left / right
button_horizontal_padding: 10, // Standaard 32
button_vertical_padding: 10, // Standaard 32
source: 'Website'
};
</script>In this code, you can adjust several settings. It is important to 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 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.
Enter a code name.
Select an option under Add code to pages:
All pages: This will add the code to all pages on your website, including any new pages you create in the future. Choose whether you want to load the code only once per visit, or on every page your visitor opens.
Choose specific pages: Use the drop-down menu to select the relevant pages.
At Place code, select the option Main text - end.
Click apply. ✅
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.
FAQ
Can the request widget also be embedded within the page (i.e., via iframe or embed)?
Although this is technically possible, we recommend using the standard pop-up version, as it performs better across different devices and browsers. Unlike the default pop-up, the embedded version is no longer actively maintained or optimised. In addition, the embedded version does not support certain features, such as the timeline.
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, this must be done via script code or a link. This article provides the necessary instructions.