using the_widget() function – what's the name of the plugin?

Hi telasam,

thanks for this question.

You need to use widget class name : bos_searchbox_widget_class

Let us know if this solve !

Hi,
thanks for your support – it doesn’t work yet.

Please have a look (implemented in the left hand sidebar):

https://whitecityboy.com/2015/06/04/go-south-everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-jaffa/

The plugin shows up, but it seems to be missing certain functionality (automatically set a date; catching errors does not work; some links to booking.com are broken).

I implemented this section:

<section>
		<link rel="stylesheet" id='bos_sb_main_css-css' href="/wp-content/plugins/bookingcom-official-searchbox/css/bos_searchbox.css?ver=1.4" type="text/css" media="all">
		<link rel="stylesheet" id='bos_settings_css-css' href="/wp-content/plugins/bookingcom-official-searchbox/css/bos_settings.css?ver=1.3" type="text/css">	

		<script type="text/javascript" src="/wp-content/plugins/bookingcom-official-searchbox/js/bos_main.js?ver=1.2"></script>
		<script type="text/javascript" src="/wp-content/plugins/bookingcom-official-searchbox/js/bos_date.js?ver=1.0"></script>
		<script type="text/javascript" src="/wp-content/plugins/bookingcom-official-searchbox/js/bos_general.js?ver=1.2"></script>		

		<?php the_widget('bos_searchbox_widget'); ?> 

		</section>

Would be greatful if you could help!

Hi telasam,

sorry for late reply, we’re checking this feature as searchbox was not thinked for this specific use.

We’ll come back on this asap.

Thanks for posted code !

Hi telasam,

have you tried using the Display Widgets plugin ?

Please let us know