Category: Web apps
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Displaying Description and Detail field on Timetable pages
We recently made a change to the Line List that displays the “Description” and “Detail” fields on websites. A change to Timetable pages that will show those same fields in the header will be released shortly. Currently, Timetable pages display the “Origin”, “Destination” and “Via” fields at the top of the page. These will be…
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App download links for sites without web to mobile ticketing
Premium websites that don’t have web to mobile ticketing enabled will soon direct users to purchase tickets in the respective app. When browsing tickets, a “How to buy this ticket” button will be displayed next to the listing. Tapping this will reveal app download links to direct users to the app to make a purchase.…
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Improved layout of line descriptions
Recently we communicated our intent to improve and align the display of line descriptions across websites and apps. Following feedback, Operators will be given access to a new Detail field for Lines in Passenger Cloud. This can be used to enter ‘via’ information or other detail that is not suited to the Description field. Additional…
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Displaying real time arrivals in Journey Planner
Continuing our commitment to ensuring passengers have access to the most accurate information when travelling, we now use real time stop information in the Journey Planner to display expected arrival times for each segment of the journey. When generating a journey, we cross-reference the real time information we are supplied via SIRI-SM, and display that…
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Improved Fleet List map performance
We’ve made improvements to the Fleet List map to improve performance. At low zoom levels, with many vehicles visible, the map will display each vehicle as a simple circle, to maintain performance in the users’ browser. At high zoom levels, with few vehicles visible, each vehicle will display as a detailed icon, displaying bearing (if…
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Website ticket purchase coverage filter
To help users more easily find a ticket on operator websites, the coverage filter in the mobile tickets listing will now be grouped into 3 types. These types are:1. Area – displayed as Tickets by area2. Academic – displayed as School & college tickets3. Service – displayed as Tickets for specific routes If the operator does…
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Consistent multi-operator handling
Some Premium customers have network lines spanning multiple operators. To ensure this is communicated more accurately, we are changing the configuration of Premium apps and websites for those customers to display the names of the relevant operators of each line within the line list. Network operators are initially defined by TransXChange, and are managed within…
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Displaying Related Content on the Service Listing page
You are now able to display Related Content on the Service Listing page by adding it in Passenger Content. Related Content is a useful way to direct users to different content related to the Services available. These related items will display in the sidebar (on desktop) and at the bottom of the page (on mobile),…
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Adding related content to Section Hubs
Section Hubs on websites are pages that display multiple items in one place. We’re adding a new feature to Section Hubs to add the display of Related Content below the main content. This is a useful way to direct users to different hubs, extra content, or content that’s not quite important enough to be in…
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Improving page previews on web
We’ve made improvements to how page previews display on the web, to increase accessibility and performance. This affects previews for Pages, Articles, Events and Attractions. Following the guidance provided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, preview titles will now be underlined by default, with the colour following any existing page design. Additionally, the…