Week start on Sunday

Hi @danieling,

Go to the Bookings > Settings > Schedule page in your WordPress admin area and change the “Week Starts On” setting to Sunday.

Hi @natewr
Thanks for your replay, I am a newbie, what do you mean booking? It’s on the plugin or in the settings of the website?

My website is configured in the general settings to
“first day of the week: Sunday” (translated from Hebrew)

Hi @danieling,

You’ll find the scheduling settings in your WordPress admin area. The plugin documentation includes more information, as well as screenshots to help you find it:

https://doc.themeofthecrop.com/plugins/restaurant-reservations/user/config/schedule

Hi @natewr,
I don’t have the Restaurant Reservations plugin installed, i have Business Profile.
I installed it to check if it will work, the first day of the week was already Sunday and it shows Sunday in the end of the line, after Thursday.

I found in the template-functions.php file

$weekdays_i18n = array(
‘monday’ => esc_html__( ‘Mo’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘tuesday’ => esc_html__( ‘Tu’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘wednesday’ => esc_html__( ‘We’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘thursday’ => esc_html__( ‘Th’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘friday’ => esc_html__( ‘Fr’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘saturday’ => esc_html__( ‘Sa’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘sunday’ => esc_html__( ‘Su’, ‘business-profile’ ),

If i change the order, will it help?
Or there is simple way to do this?
*My website is Hebrew language, so the plugin is automatic translated
Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by danieling.

Hi @danieling,

I’m sorry, my mistake. I forgot to look at which plugin this support ticket relates to.

Unfortunately, there’s no setting to change the start date of the opening hours in Business Profile. Instead, I think you will need to use a custom template for the opening hours. You can learn more about the templating system here:

https://doc.themeofthecrop.com/plugins/business-profile/developer/templates

Hi @natewr,
Thanks for the help,
Unfortunately it didn’t work for me to modify the template opening hours(newbe), but what did work is editing template-functions.php and class-custom-post-types.php.
I changed the array that the week start on Sunday.
I guess that every update i will have to redo it.
Is there a simple code i can put in the template that will do it permanently?

Thanks in advance,
Daniel

$weekdays_i18n = array(
‘sunday’ => esc_html__( ‘Su’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘monday’ => esc_html__( ‘Mo’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘tuesday’ => esc_html__( ‘Tu’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘wednesday’ => esc_html__( ‘We’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘thursday’ => esc_html__( ‘Th’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘friday’ => esc_html__( ‘Fr’, ‘business-profile’ ),
‘saturday’ => esc_html__( ‘Sa’, ‘business-profile’ ),

Hi @danieling,

A couple of quick ideas. First, if you don’t need to be able to modify the opening hours through the web interface, you can just hard-code the times into the template:

	<div class="bp-weekday">
		<span class="bp-weekday-name">Monday</span>
		<span class="bp-times">
			<span class="bp-time">9am-3pm</span>
		</span>
	</div>
	... repeaat for each day

Second, if you skip the first loop you’ll miss sunday and can print it at the end. Something like this:

	<?php foreach ( $data->weekday_hours as $weekday => $times ) : ?>
	<?php if ($weekday === 'sunday') { continue; } ?>
	<div class="bp-weekday">
		<span class="bp-weekday-name bp-weekday-<?php echo $weekday; ?>"><?php echo $data->weekday_names[$weekday]; ?></span>
		<span class="bp-times">
		<?php foreach ( $times as $time ) : ?>
			<span class="bp-time"><?php echo $time; ?></span>
		<?php endforeach; ?>
		</span>
	</div>
	<?php endforeach; ?>
	<?php foreach ( $data->weekday_hours as $weekday => $times ) : ?>
	<?php if ($weekday !== 'sunday') { continue; } ?>
	<div class="bp-weekday">
		<span class="bp-weekday-name bp-weekday-<?php echo $weekday; ?>"><?php echo $data->weekday_names[$weekday]; ?></span>
		<span class="bp-times">
		<?php foreach ( $times as $time ) : ?>
			<span class="bp-time"><?php echo $time; ?></span>
		<?php endforeach; ?>
		</span>
	</div>
	<?php endforeach; ?>

It’s not pretty but it should do the trick. Note that I haven’t tested the code. But hopefully you get the idea.