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I still look here in forum, but i found no solution for my Problem. Question was if it was possible with jEvents / RSVPro in a Usecase like you Conference http://beach.jeventsdemo.net/ that the users could choose - while creating the request - her personal plan in the conference agenda.
Thats meas f.e. that he could not made a booking of two sessions in the same timeslot?
And also that the event-management can see with Agenda Slot was overbooked (and must be hide) and wich not?
Was that possible?
Bye Thomas
Thats meas f.e. that he could not made a booking of two sessions in the same timeslot?
And also that the event-management can see with Agenda Slot was overbooked (and must be hide) and wich not?
Was that possible?
Bye Thomas
Hello Thomas,
The only way to do this is as previously mentioned. You create a list of the times and capacity limit them 1 one with a title: 9.00 - 10.00. Then they can book it for an hour.
what do you mean the agenda slot?
Thanks
Tony
The only way to do this is as previously mentioned. You create a list of the times and capacity limit them 1 one with a title: 9.00 - 10.00. Then they can book it for an hour.
what do you mean the agenda slot?
Thanks
Tony
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Problem was that there are two Timeslots (10-12:00 and 14-16:00) and 4Themes for every slot.
So now attendee should check in for both Timeslots in a Theme. And the Organisation should see if a theme in a timeslot has to much attendees (room capacity).
Second Problem in that specific Case, was that both Timeslots will have the same set of Themes and a perfect solution will - after attendee decide to choose Theme 2 in first Timeslot - hide then for second will only Theme 1,3,4 present.
So now attendee should check in for both Timeslots in a Theme. And the Organisation should see if a theme in a timeslot has to much attendees (room capacity).
Second Problem in that specific Case, was that both Timeslots will have the same set of Themes and a perfect solution will - after attendee decide to choose Theme 2 in first Timeslot - hide then for second will only Theme 1,3,4 present.
Hello Thomas,
So create two select lists.
1. 10-12:00 with a option of ---- Availability ---- and set another option as capacity: 1 session
Set required
Do the same for the 14-16:00
For the second problem. You can then create 4 boolean fields yes/no and say the theme and allow doing each theme and conditional the other fields based on these?
Thanks
Tony
So create two select lists.
1. 10-12:00 with a option of ---- Availability ---- and set another option as capacity: 1 session
Set required
Do the same for the 14-16:00
For the second problem. You can then create 4 boolean fields yes/no and say the theme and allow doing each theme and conditional the other fields based on these?
Thanks
Tony
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