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Embed your online store into pretty much any page on the web with different customized presentations. Add your store to multiple site, blogs or in any other web page and manage everything from one place. Any changes in the main store is synced instantly across all sites.

Reminder: If you are inserting Joobi widgets within the pages of your site where the store is installed, please refer to artcle about "Insert Joobi widgets in your website". This article only explains how to insert Joobi widgets from another website.

You can insert the following store data and customize the display individually;

  • items
  • products (type: auction, subscription, classifieds, vouchers)
  • downloads
  • categories
  • price

How to render Joobi Widget in an HTML page from another website

  • Create a new widget in jApps >> Design >> Widgets
  • Select the "Type" of widget you want to display and setup the display preferences

joobi-widgets-create

  • You can render a widget using the following URL:

product-identifier

For WordPress powered website

http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?page=japps&controller=apps-tag&id=widget_identifier&noheader=1

widget_identifier: is the identifier of the widget you just created

Alternatively you can specify the entire widget code with all the parameters
eg:
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?page=japps&controller=apps-tag&tag=&noheader=1

For Joomla powered website

http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?option=com_japps&controller=apps-tag&id=widget_identifier&tmpl=component
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?option=com_japps&controller=apps-tag&tag=&tmpl=component

Several ways to insert that into your HTML page

Render with HTML object

Render with an iframe

Using jQuery

Render a widget with PHP

Render using CURL

Render using file_get_contents()