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  • April 24, 2014 at 1:33 pm #10526 Reply

    I am still evaluating – and back with more questions

    1. How does this work on mobile? Can you book via a smart phone?
    2. Can it be set to accept a deposit/reservation, counting as part of
      capacity (again, after payment)?
    3. Can someone after paying cancel their registration? maybe within a certain time frame (7 days before event for example)?
    4. Can it be set you can book without logging into the site? (my site
      has no ‘members’?
    5. Can you make it show percent of capacity booked?
    Joan
    April 24, 2014 at 2:54 pm #10527 Reply

    Hi Joan,

    1. Yes, it works on a phone. Though, ideally, if you’re expecting users to use their mobile, you should ensure that your theme is responsive.

    2. There’s no deposit feature unfortunately.

    3. The next update (due early May) will allow you to allow bookees to cancel their booking (using the [booking_history] shortcode. Default behaviour is that they cannot.

    4. Yes.

    5. On the front-end? You can, but this would involve editing the templates. The codex contains an example which shows the number of seats remaining (but from that you can work out percentages).

    Admin-side, clicking on an event on the admin calendar opens up a dialog which showings bookings against number of spaces.

    Stephen Harris
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