Checking availability of multiple days, multiple restaurants, multiple combos

[nc6200]

Figured I would share and maybe others would get some use out of this in order to save the billion clicks that it takes to check this stuff on the website. There are other ways to accomplish this but this was the least technical. This is ideal if you are casting a wide net and want to check, say multiple days for certain restaurants, or many different combos, etc. For example if you just want to with one click check Be Our Guest at dinner for all 7 days of your stay. This normally takes many clicks and is a pain, but with this it will take just one click.

This may be posted already but I didn't see it so here goes.

This is using the Chrome browser, and should work on mac or pc.

1. Open Chrome. Go to Dining web site & perform the search that you care about - build the search criteria manually and click the "Find a table" button. Open a new tab and do the next search you care about. Rinse & repeat. Leave all the tabs open. You must fully execute the searches you care about in order for the URL to populate correctly.

2. Click the chrome settings button (to the right of URL).

3. There is an "On startup" section. Click the choice for "Open a specific set of pages"

4. Click "Set pages"

5. Click "Use current pages"

6. Close Chrome. Open Chrome.

All the ADR checks will runs at once.

 

[ericstac]

smart!

i have 13 days I check multiple times a day. this will make it easier to check more frequently!!

 

[ericstac]

I just did it and they all reset to todays date when I open chrome :?

 

[nc6200]

On the original searches (step 1) are you fully executing the complete search? You build out all your filters, and then you have to make sure and click the "Find a table" button for the URL to build out all the parameters of your search and therefore Chrome will remember it.

 

[JoJo1980]

Oooo love the sound of this! Going to give it a try, thanks for the tip

 

[hffrn]

Figured I would share and maybe others would get some use out of this in order to save the billion clicks that it takes to check this stuff on the website. There are other ways to accomplish this but this was the least technical. This is ideal if you are casting a wide net and want to check, say multiple days for certain restaurants, or many different combos, etc. For example if you just want to with one click check Be Our Guest at dinner for all 7 days of your stay. This normally takes many clicks and is a pain, but with this it will take just one click. This may be posted already but I didn't see it so here goes. This is using the Chrome browser, and should work on mac or pc. 1. Open Chrome. Go to Dining web site & perform the search that you care about - build the search criteria manually and click the "Find a table" button. Open a new tab and do the next search you care about. Rinse & repeat. Leave all the tabs open. You must fully execute the searches you care about in order for the URL to populate correctly. 2. Click the chrome settings button (to the right of URL). 3. There is an "On startup" section. Click the choice for "Open a specific set of pages" 4. Click "Set pages" 5. Click "Use current pages" 6. Close Chrome. Open Chrome. All the ADR checks will runs at once.

Cool! Thanks!

 

[amandamorgan65]

Figured I would share and maybe others would get some use out of this in order to save the billion clicks that it takes to check this stuff on the website. There are other ways to accomplish this but this was the least technical. This is ideal if you are casting a wide net and want to check, say multiple days for certain restaurants, or many different combos, etc. For example if you just want to with one click check Be Our Guest at dinner for all 7 days of your stay. This normally takes many clicks and is a pain, but with this it will take just one click.

This may be posted already but I didn't see it so here goes.

This is using the Chrome browser, and should work on mac or pc.

1. Open Chrome. Go to Dining web site & perform the search that you care about - build the search criteria manually and click the "Find a table" button. Open a new tab and do the next search you care about. Rinse & repeat. Leave all the tabs open. You must fully execute the searches you care about in order for the URL to populate correctly.

2. Click the chrome settings button (to the right of URL).

3. There is an "On startup" section. Click the choice for "Open a specific set of pages"

4. Click "Set pages"

5. Click "Use current pages"

6. Close Chrome. Open Chrome.

All the ADR checks will runs at once.

That is awesome! Thank you!!!

 

[ericstac]

Mine are all still just resetting to the current date when I re-open, but what I thought was cool was I originally set it up while at home.

Yesterday I came into the office and opened up Chrome and all the pages opened up.lol. wrong dates but it was cool that the settings are not computer based it is somehow linked to your google account I guess.

 

[JoAnna525]

Figured I would share and maybe others would get some use out of this in order to save the billion clicks that it takes to check this stuff on the website. There are other ways to accomplish this but this was the least technical. This is ideal if you are casting a wide net and want to check, say multiple days for certain restaurants, or many different combos, etc. For example if you just want to with one click check Be Our Guest at dinner for all 7 days of your stay. This normally takes many clicks and is a pain, but with this it will take just one click.

This may be posted already but I didn't see it so here goes.

This is using the Chrome browser, and should work on mac or pc.

1. Open Chrome. Go to Dining web site & perform the search that you care about - build the search criteria manually and click the "Find a table" button. Open a new tab and do the next search you care about. Rinse & repeat. Leave all the tabs open. You must fully execute the searches you care about in order for the URL to populate correctly.

2. Click the chrome settings button (to the right of URL).

3. There is an "On startup" section. Click the choice for "Open a specific set of pages"

4. Click "Set pages"

5. Click "Use current pages"

6. Close Chrome. Open Chrome.

All the ADR checks will runs at once.

It totally worked for me - thanks for the tip!

 

[EasternShoreGal]

Totally worked for me as well. Thanks for the tip.

 

[DvF Diva]

Doesn't work for me either. All my pages to reset to today's date and party of 2 for dinner.

I wonder if there's another setting I need to adjust to keep my dates, times and party size selections.

Hm.....

 

[ericstac]

Doesn't work for me either. All my pages to reset to today's date and party of 2 for dinner. I wonder if there's another setting I need to adjust to keep my dates, times and party size selections. Hm.....

Glad I'm not the only one with the issue