Ways to Embed a JavaScript Widget in Eventbrite:
1. Using an External Website
If Eventbrite does not allow direct JavaScript embedding, you can:
•Host the JavaScript widget on an external website (your own domain or on Solutionz site).
•Embed that external page into your Eventbrite page using an iframe (if permitted).
•Link to the hosted page from your Eventbrite event.
2. Using Eventbrite’s “Add to Website” Feature
•Eventbrite provides an embed code for ticket widgets, which you can add to your website.
•Go to Eventbrite Dashboard > Marketing > Add to Website and choose an embeddable widget.
•If your JavaScript widget relates to ticketing, you might be able to modify this code to include your custom elements.
3. Embedding in a Custom Checkout (Advanced)
•If you are integrating Eventbrite on your own website using the Eventbrite API, you can include JavaScript widgets in your custom booking experience.
•This is useful for dynamic pricing, personalized checkout flows, or additional event-related widgets.
Workaround with HTML & CSS
If your widget provides an HTML embed code (without JavaScript), you may be able to include it in the Event Description or use simple CSS styling for customization.
Alternative: Use a No-Code Platform
If Eventbrite restricts JavaScript, tools like Zapier, Embedly, or external landing pages can help integrate your widget indirectly.
Site placement is easy.
The TravelingToGive widget conforms to the HTML container added to your site. Choosing a location near customers’ decision points creates greater value for you.
