With this plugin, it is easy to select hours available for events as well as creating available time slots for a specific day, and even creating weekly patterns. Also, it is able to set the length of the interval and pause between the end of the interval and the beginning of the new one. Easily manage your bookings by blocking out your availability or setting specific dates and times that users are allowed to book appointments.
Can this be used for an Online Booking System?
What makes this better than your Full Calendar Plugin?
Also the “See this page in bubble editor” for this plugin from your promo page is set to private.
Hello @levon@ZeroqodeSupport I need urgent help. Plugin doesn’t seem to be working when changing timezones.
This is when timezone is 5+ hours from the user’s timezone that created the schedule
Hi @segongora9,
Thank you for reaching out, we highly appreciate using the Calendar Time Slots plugin.
We’ve tried this out on the plugin demo page, we’ve created an event, and changed the time zone after that on the laptop, and the time slots were still available after that.
Can you please provide screenshots of your workflow setup and the setup of the PatternExectuter B element?
Thank you and looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Hi,
Thanks for creating such a powerful plugin.
I wonder if it is possible to gray out the days in the calendar where the person is not available?
So for example the availability is Monday, Tuesday and Friday and only these days should be highlighted/clickable in the calendar.
Right now in my calendar the whole event date range is highlighted/clickable.
Glad to hear if there is any possibility to do this with this plugin.
Hi! I am using this plugin from the template of Calendly Lite, and there is an error I don´t know how to solve. I will explain with an example to make it clearer:
I create my availability timetable from 8 to 18 all days, excepts Tuesdays, that is from 10 to 18. When I want to book an appointment, the time slots generated from Tuesday is correct, but from the rest of the days is from 8 to 17, the last time slot (from 17 to 18) is not displayed.
That happens with any combination of hours in which there is a slight difference between one day and another. Any clue what can be thsi problem?
Recently, we’ve updated our Calendly template, fixing the booking functionality of the Calendar Time Slots plugin. Allow me to recommend creating a new copy of the template and updating the plugin to the latest version.
In case the issue will persist, please let me know and share (in DM) a screencast with the described case.
I am using Calendar Time Slots plugin for booking and I have a question. There are some services which are provided by more than one person, so there are two schedules for these services. I am using 2 pattern generator (one for each schedule) and using the function “intersect with” so that the final client can see the free time slots, whether from one schedule or another. But my question is, in the “booked slots”, how can I do so that it still appear this time slot when one of these schedules have this slot free, and when both shcedules have this slot occupied, not to show that?
I will make an example to explain better. There is a service with two schedules, and both schedules have the same time slots. One client book the service for the time slot of 9am-10am. How can I configure the “booked slots” so that the next user can see this time slot available? And if this user also book this time slot, how can I configure the “booked slots” so that the next user don´t see this time slot as available?
The plugin is configured so it deletes all bookings which have common characteristics, but in this case, it can only be deleted when there are two bookings with these characteristics. And in case that the time slot only appear in one schedule, it should be removed when there is just one booking. How can I configure that?
I don´t know if I explained it well, please let me know for further details. Thank you in advance
Hi @javiercrespoweb, thanks for your message.
For a better understanding of your case, besides provided textual description, please share a screencast (we suggest using the Loom tool) with an overview of the use case setup&workflows and settings that you already achieved.
Hi there @ZeroqodeSupport
I am using your plugin, and I have a question please, if u could help me out,
I am generating time slot, but I need to block the holidays days range on the calendar,
I am saving the holidays as a data range, what is the best way to block these range points on the calendar with low Workload Units?
At the moment I have figured out to create an repeating group that get holidays, and on the repeating group where calendar is displayed: RepeatingGroup Holidays´s - List of Holidays closed dates:Filtered(dates contains(point) = Currently cell Date : count is 1
Please find the attached photo for a better understanding
Thank you for reaching out. Based on your description, it seems like you’re on the right track.
To optimize this process and ensure low WU, here are a few suggestions:
Ensure that the filtering is done server-side as much as possible to reduce the load on the client side. This can be achieved by using advanced filters and constraints in your search queries.
Use conditional formatting to dynamically adjust the appearance of the calendar cells based on the holiday dates. This can be done by setting conditions on the calendar cells and changing their background color or making them non-clickable if they fall within the holiday range.
If possible, simplify the data structure of your holidays. Instead of storing date ranges, consider storing individual holiday dates. This can make the filtering process more straightforward and reduce the complexity of your queries.
If your holiday dates don’t change frequently, consider pre-computing the results and storing them in a field that can be directly used in your queries. This can save processing time during runtime.