Ok, a tricky one here I think…
I’ve set up some API calls to timekit.io that works nice. This is a appointment scheduling service.
On a page in Bubble I have a html element that displays a timekit.io booking calendar that is configured based on some API calls I make in Bubble.
I have everything working except one thing…
In the calendar that is displayed inside the html element, a user can select a time slot and click “BOOK IT”. This triggers a POST call (within the html element,not in bubble) which generates a booking in timekit.io . I need to save the ID of this booking that is generated.
Thing is, since the POST call is generated within the html element, I don’t think I can access the results from the call.
Can anyone think of a way to work around this somehow?
Is it possible to have bubble somehow know that the “BOOK IT” button within the html element is clicked ? If so, maybe that could trigger a GET call to recieve the latest booking ID ?
Not really, except if you want to code manually a click handler and then use the workflow API to trigger something, but it involves quite some coding.
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@emmanuel, sorry for bothering you about this, but this is about the only thing thats setting me back from completing the functionality. Is this a possible solution?
From documentation for the widget that I embedded in bubbles html element I’ve found that there are callbacks available, that has the booking ID that I need. From the documentation:
CALLBACKS:
" You can hook into events happening throughout the user flow and perform asynchronous events. This is especially powerful for saving user data to your CRM system or redirect users to a payment gateway after booking is finished. "
I’ve confirmed that the booking-ID shows in console.log when using the following callback:
callbacks: {
createBookingSuccessful: function(response) { console.log(‘createBookingSuccessful’, response); },
}
Is it possible to let Bubble have access to this, maybe by replacing console.log with something?
Did you get this working?
Ashley
