Hi Frank;
All good, my friend. I can tell that English is perhaps not your first language and so syntax and grammar is forgiven.
Heck, we have plenty of “English speaking” folks who have a harder time with the English language grammar and syntax!
This plug-in is excellent from what we have seen so far for a simple, basic, no frills scheduler.
Even the free version is just about what is needed and we’ll be testing and playing with it ASAP.
Thanks for the code access tips. I’ll be going in and customizing our email notifications right away.
Meanwhile it is also great to have a developer who is listening and actively working on updates!
Since hacking into the PHP code is typically not for the end user (site owner), it would be very helpful to have Template Files easily accessible to the site owner for editing.
File Templates that would be useful for the site owner to have access to might include;
1. Pop up window for Schedule An Appointment (“Special Instruction” could or should be changed to “Special Instructions” or perhaps something customizable by the site owner, like “Comments” or “Additional Notes”, “Additional Requests”, etc.).
2. Email notifications need to be easily editable so that the site owner could easily customize the Template using their own unique language (may depend on the service that they are providing).
One more thing is that even though we have changed our Calendar Settings Start Day to Sunday, the Admin View still starts on Monday (though the public, site view begins properly on Sunday).
I’m giving this plug-in a big Thumbs Up as a work in progress and will comment more as we continue to use and test.
Thanks SO much for your hard work. This is much appreciated.
AK