Idea...💡
When I used Calendly, it was easy to manage my calendar in one place and embed it across several of my blogs and websites. With FluentBooking, I need to configure the settings, connect Zoom, my calendar, and Teams, set up availability, and create the integrations again on every website. When something breaks, or even when I just need to reschedule a booking manually, I have to figure out which website it was booked through and manage it there.
Here's my idea: I don't know if it's technically possible, but I'd like to manage everything from one website and simply embed the booking calendar on my other websites, similar to how Calendly works.
I understand this could conflict with the current licensing model. I have a lifetime deal for 50 websites, so perhaps each website where I embed the calendar could still count toward my license, or there could be another way to account for embedded sites.
I hope you can find a solution for this.
Maybe this will help: https://fluentbooking.com/docs/how-to-embed-booking-calendar-using-html/
Thomas Oates Thank you, Thomas. This is helpful when embedding the calendar on the same website where FluentBooking is installed.
I'm referring to a different scenario: I'd like to manage FluentBooking on one website and embed its calendar using HTML on my other websites, similar to how Calendly works, without having FluentBooking installed on those sites.
Sella Yoffe It mentions embedding on other websites. I haven't tried it though so I have no idea if it actually works. Note the mention of external sites at this link https://fluentbooking.com/docs/how-to-embed-booking-calendar-using-html/#2-toc-title
Thomas Oates even after looking at the generated embed code, I don't see how this would work on an external website where FluentBooking isn't installed. Maybe Shahjahan Jewel can clarify.
Sella Yoffe Yep, looks like a bug since it isn't including the full src URL. If you haven't already, you could try manually adding it using the example screenshot on the help page. It looks like it would be something like https://yourfluentbookingwebsite.com/?fluent-booking=calendar&host=yourmeetinghostname&embedded=1
Thomas Oates Not working for me. Thank you very much.
I manage many sites, and many Fluent Calendars. I manage a single subdomain calendar (cal.domain.com) and embed that calendar on all my subsequent calendars.
Christian Frank thanks for sharing!
It looks like one of my installations isn't generating the embed code correctly, but I tested it on another installation and it works fine there.