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I'm working on a travel site and one of the requests is to create user itineraries. I was planning on using Zoo Visitor for some of the user functionality, but wondering if there is any add-ons that I could use to allow a user to just click a button on an event/attraction and have it added to an itinerary tied to their account.

One potential option might be to have a Safe Cracker on each page and have all the field be hidden. Then when they click the button, have that submit a form which would create an itinerary item which would relate to the user. Are there any better/simpler solutions? Checked devotee and couldn't find anything that seemed to match, but I could be missing something.

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Looks like you want a favorite/bookmark addon. Check out Remember Me or others depending on your specific needs. ie. saved to session, save to member account, etc.

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  • brilliant! Thanks, hadn't thought about that a favorites option, although it makes perfect sense. I really like the look of Remember Me.
    – blenddev
    Nov 27, 2012 at 17:08
  • Glad I was able to help!
    – Siebird
    Nov 27, 2012 at 17:37
  • Remember Me is an excellent add-on. I highly recommend it.
    – foamcow
    Nov 27, 2012 at 17:48
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Personally I would go with Solspace Favorites. I've used a different method with safecracker but it's a bit more complicated and time-consuming.

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I was looking at this today, it might just be the thing you need! - http://squarebit.co.uk/shortlist

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  • Do you know if this or any, would allow sorting/rearranging favorites? I couldn't find anything. I guess I could always change the dates that the item was favorited to accomplish this.
    – blenddev
    Nov 27, 2012 at 18:01
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Shortlist was built for a tourism site specifically for a users itinerary, it does not require a member to be logged in to use it. The dev (Joel) is very supportive and there's a nice little demo here: http://shortlist.squarebit.co.uk/

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My personal recommendation is Solspace Favourites for this. We've used it for "wish lists" which could work as travel itineraries (if you're not too concerned about the time component).

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  • I wouldn't mind being able to add time abilities, but that looks like it may make it a lot more complicated. Are there any "easy" ways to add time ability to this?
    – blenddev
    Nov 27, 2012 at 17:19

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