If not supplied, these are the default values for the Item Details Gadget:

campaignID:                             null
collapseToursMode:                      true
descriptionHover:                       true
embedSearch:                            true
noAdults                                45 
noChildren                              45
noInfants                               45
noConcessions                           45
noStudents                              45
noObservers                             45
noFamily                                10
productID                               null
showSimilarProperties:                  null
thumbsInGrid:                           true
type                                    null
vcID:                                   null
specificTours:                          null
showEmptyCartButton                     true
showQuantity:                           true
showPeriods:                            true
showAllAccom:                           false
showAllTours:                           false
showAllEvents:                          false
showHoverInline:                        false
showHoverInlineToggleButtonContent:     .

All possible parameters are described below. Click the title to see more information.

Note: in addition to its own options, the Item Details Gadget (if embedSearch is true) can be passed options from the Search Gadget to initialise state.

e.g. `agKey: "12345678-9abc-0def-g98h-7i6kl5m43210"`

When you supply a Bookeasy Agent’s unique Agent Key, the gadgets will authenticate the end user and tag the booking as a booking received by the Bookeasy Agent pertaining to the Agent Key specified. Bookeasy recommends that when used, this parameter should be applied to the Search, Region and Item Details gadgets in order to ensure that agent authentication is always applied, regardless of the web page the end user lands on.

You can obtain a Bookeasy Agent's unique Agent Key via the Bookeasy Staff Console when viewing the Agent, or the homescreen of the agent’s Bookeasy Agent Console.

This will put the gadget into campaign mode, and will only show operators that are part of the supplied campaign ID. In campaign mode, the sort order tool is hidden, as the sort order is defined at the campaign level. Should the campaign have used the levels functionality, then the gadget will add classes you can use to style the various levels.

The syntax for converting your level names to classes is: set to lowercase, replace spaces with hyphens and remove any numbers at the start of the name. So for example, 'First Class' would become 'first-class'.

Note: your style declarations will need to use !important if you don't set rules any more specific than the ones already in use by the gadget.

Set to false to not show descriptions of each item when the user hovers their mouse pointer over the item name.

If set to false, you will need to manually start your own Search Gadget on the page.

Maximum number of adults that can be selected from the adult drop down.

Maximum number of children that can be selected from the children drop down.

Maximum number of infants that can be selected from the infants drop down.

Maximum number of concessions that can be selected from the concessions drop down.

Maximum number of students that can be selected from the students drop down.

Maximum number of observers that can be selected from the observers drop down.

Maximum number of family members that can be selected from the family drop down.

Normally, this is not required as the previous gadget will use the URL hash to pass the required information. This is the same for the type option below. If you need to hard-set the gadget to a productID, use this.

If set to true, this will show all operators, even if they are unavailable for the time period searched.

If set to true, this will show all tour operators, even if they are unavailable for the time period searched.

This option will alter the description hover to show inline instead of as a tooltip.

This option will alter the toggle buttons content for inline.

Set to false if you don't want to show periods dropdown in the embedSearch option.

Set to false if you don't want to show quantity dropdown for each item in the grid.

If passed an object that matches:

{
    container: 'css-selector',
    onlyGold: false,
    random: true,
    maxProperties:3,
    maxNumberOfGuests:true,
    itemDetailPageURL:'/product/detail.html',
    filterOrder: ['type','rating','location'],
enableRegionSearch: true,
forceRegionState: "QLD",
forceRegionRegion: "Brisbane and South East Qld Country",
forceRegionLoc: "Brisbane"
} 

The gadget will attempt to show similar properties to the current one. 'container' refers to the DOM element you want the similar properties list inserted into.

'onlyGold' is a boolean to show only gold medal operators.

'random' is a boolean that will attempt to show different properties every page load.

'maxProperties' will let you set the gadget to show up to seven similar properties if you prefer/ have space.

'maxNumberOfGuests' will only display similar properties whereby the number of guests is equal to or greater than the number of PAX requested by the end user.

'itemDetailPageURL' is the syntax used to find your item details pages. See the option of the same name in the Region Gadget for more information.

'filterOrder' is an array, where you can rearrange the order shown above if you wish to prioritise location over rating (for example) when the gadget chooses which properties to show.

'enableRegionSearch' is a boolean which will enable you to specify a specific area to search.

'forceRegionState' only applies when enableRegionSearch is set to true. Specifying this value will limit the results to the state provided.

'forceRegionRegion' only applies when forceRegionRegion is set to true. Specifying this value will limit the results to the region provided.

'forceRegionLoc' only applies when forceRegionLoc is set to true. Specifying this value will limit the results to the location provided.

If you would only like to show specific rooms in the gadget use this parameter to pull through specified room IDs, which can be found against room types. eg. specificRooms: [54455,54456,54457]

If you would only like to show specific tours in the gadget use this parameter to pull through specified tour IDs, which can be found against tour occurrences. eg. specificTours: [63207,63208,63225]

Set to false if you don't want to show thumbnails for each item in the grid.

As above with productID, this is not normally used. If you need to hard-set a product type, set this to a string, either: 'accom', 'tours', 'events', 'carhire', or 'packages'.

<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/./jquery.aw-showcase.js"></script>
<script>jqNoConflict = $.noConflict();</script>
...
useImageSlideShow: {
    jQueryObject: jqNoConflict
},

You must set this to the Visitor Centre ID.

If set to true, an "Empty Cart" button will appear when cart items are displayed. Selecting this will allow a user to empty ALL product items in their shopping cart.

If not supplied, these are the default values for the Cart Gadget:

autoCollapse:        false
bookingURL:          '/product/book.html'
campaignID:          null
overlaySettings:     {
    useBlockout:     true,
    overlayColour:   '#777',
    overlayOpacity:  0.5,
    innerBackground: '#FFF',
    zIndexLowest:    1000000,
    width:           false,
    height:          false
},
showPromoCode:       false,
vcID:                null

Each option is described below. Click the title to see more information.

If set to true, the gadget will go into a collapsed mode which only shows an icon and a number signifying the number of items in the cart.

Set this to the URL of your booking page. Make sure that it is a full URL, pointing to a secure (SSL) page on your website.

This will put the gadget into campaign mode, and will only show operators that are part of the supplied campaign ID. In campaign mode, the sort order tool is hidden, as the sort order is defined at the campaign level. Should the campaign have used the levels functionality, then the gadget will add classes you can use to style the various levels.

The syntax for converting your level names to classes is: set to lowercase, replace spaces with hyphens and remove any numbers at the start of the name. So for example, 'First Class' would become 'first-class'.

Note: your style declarations will need to use !important if you don't set rules any more specific than the ones already in use by the gadget.

If supplied with an object, this allows you to override some of the basic parts of the overlay that appears when a user clicks a product to book.

'useBlockout' set to false will stop the overlay from having a panel behind it blocking the page.

'overlayColour' allows you to change the colour of the blockout panel.

'overlayOpacity' sets the transparency of the blockout panel, from 0->1.

'innerBackground' sets the background colour of the actual overlay panel itself.

'zIndexLowest' sets the z-index of the panel, should you need a higher number.

'width' sets the width of the overlay panel, and 'height' sets its height.

You can only use this option if you are a Tour Manager client. It is an array of integers with each value in the array representing a tour ID. When specified the tour will be displayed in the final results if it has availability.

You must set this to the Visitor Centre ID.