Passing dates to reservation form

[seohawkins]

Ally,

That seems to have fixed it.

Now, is there any way to track this in Google Analytics? How can I track forms this way?

James

[seohawkins]

Ally,

I’m sorry! Is there a way to have the reservations button trigger a new window?

James

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[seohawkins]

Ally,

It’s still not passing the dates correctly. Can you take a look?

http://www.rendendowntown.com

Thanks! Can I buy you a few coffee’s at Starbucks?

James

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[seohawkins]

So it’s passing the dates for you? Try multiple instances, since it’s not working for me.

I purchased coffee AND cake for you per the link below. Who said Americans are cheap? 😉

James

[seohawkins]

Ally,

Hi there! I have another question, this time passing the booking form to a Hilton hotel, whereas before it was a Marriott (Renaissance) hotel. Here’s what I put in on the back end, but it’s not passing the dates to the reservation form on the Hilton side:

/**
* Reservation Widget
*/

function my_form_redirect($url, $form)
{
$fromDate = $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_7’);
$fromDate[‘month’] = str_pad($fromDate[‘month’], 2, ‘0’, STR_PAD_LEFT);
$fromDate[‘day’] = str_pad($fromDate[‘day’], 2, ‘0’, STR_PAD_LEFT);
$fromDate[‘year’] = substr($fromDate[‘year’], -2);
$fromDate = $fromDate[‘month’] . ‘/’ . $fromDate[‘day’] . ‘/’ . $fromDate[‘year’];

$toDate = $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_8’);
$toDate[‘month’] = str_pad($toDate[‘month’], 2, ‘0’, STR_PAD_LEFT);
$toDate[‘day’] = str_pad($toDate[‘day’], 2, ‘0’, STR_PAD_LEFT);
$toDate[‘year’] = substr($toDate[‘year’], -2);
$toDate = $toDate[‘month’] . ‘/’ . $toDate[‘day’] . ‘/’ . $toDate[‘year’];

$data = array(
‘arrivalDate’ => $fromDate,
‘departure’ => $toDate,
‘numRooms’ => $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_10’),
‘numAdults’ => $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_9’),
‘ctyhocn’ => $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_11’),
‘inputModule’=> $form->getValue(‘iphorm_5_12’),

);

$url = add_query_arg($data, ‘https://secure3.hilton.com/en_US/dt/reservation/book.htm’);

return $url;
}
add_action(‘iphorm_success_redirect_url_5’, ‘my_form_redirect’, 10, 2);

Can you help?

[Ally]

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[seohawkins]

You’re very welcome!

The date is showing in the URL. Here’s what I have from my previous programmer as to what should be passed to Hilton:

arrival={Arrival:2:hilton}&departure={Departure:3:hilton}&numAdults={Adults:5}&ctyhocn={Code:6}&inputModule={inputModule:8}

This is how I set it up for when we were using Gravity Forms.

[seohawkins]

Can someone please help me with this?

[Ally]

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[seohawkins]

Hi Ally!

It was http://www.thehiltonseattle.com/ you can see it working there. I HATE that format and we can’t make it look prettier, which is why we love your program.

James

[seohawkins]

Ally,

Got you more coffee and cake this morning. Just want to make sure it gets to YOU, and not to someone else.

James

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