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Thanks for the reply. This sounds promising. Based on your response it looks like usage can only be initiated by the admin. Is there a way for the end user to do this from the user frontend or automate it?

I’d like to have user dashboard where they can log in and view what blocks they’ve scheduled (change schedules), and or view a list of on-demand desks that are available/unavailable. If they select an available on-demand desk, they should be able to claim it and start using it.

When they are using a desk, either during their scheduled block or on-demand, there be a count down timer of time remaining or reminders when they have 5 minutes left.

Is this possible? Thanks again.

Thanks, Rashed. Is it possible to use regions in a taxonomy/category (say local and global), and charge a listing fee based on taxonomy/category?

Thanks for the tip, Greg. I’ll look into that extension.

Thanks for the suggestion, Ashley. Unfortunately, two paid plugins, for a feature, is a bit excessive for me at the moment.

Hoping there will be a free alternative at some point.

Thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately, in the link you provided, it didn’t appear to show the red button.

Your book collection feature sounds very promising. I assume it would allow registered users to add the books they have or are interested in, and allow them to subscribe or get notifications when other users have added/reviewed/commented on the book?

What is your plan and ETA for the book collection plugin?

Thanks for clarifying, Ashley

Thanks. I will look further into this.

Thanks for the response.

I’m very excited to hear that you will be enhancing the plugin to support automation and duplicate detection. Do you have an ETA for the release of these enhancements?

In order to create content from an XML file currently, manually, I would need to obtain the complete product list XML from the retailer, or just the API that connects to their XML product list? Does this plugin work with product list APIs/affiliate APIs as an import source?

If it’s the complete product list, I would then need to manually map the fields to the corresponding post fields. But if it’s only the API, I can map the fields from the API to a post field?

Thanks again

I just wanted to follow-up on the general question of groups-of-groups/subgroups with this plugin. Is this supported currently or planned for the future?

Thanks again

Wonderful! Thanks for your help and consideration.

What is your ETA for the next release for this plugin?

Hi there,

No, the opposite. I only want to allow registration from emails that end in .edu domain. Student registration only.

Thanks again

Thanks for the merchant network link and answers.

So I should contact the merchants I’m interested in, and inquire if they have a data feed? How can I tell whether their data feed quality is high enough or recent enough? Are there specific questions I should be asking the merchant?

And in regards to integrating with ISBNs, I’d manually need reference them when I add the book to merchants I want to do price comparison/affiliate with?

Thanks for the reply, Eric.

I looked through your list of supported vendors, 18k +. Impressive! Unfortunately I was not able to find many/any of the smaller book retailers with affiliate programs, supported.

Are you actively adding to the list of supported merchants? What is required for a merchant to be added? An established affiliate program?

I would like to do book price comparisons, so potentially thousands of unique products/ISBN, likely populated by a bulk ISBN database import. Will Datafeedr work automatically or manually (per individual ISBN/product)?

Thanks for the reply Kento.

I will investigate Woocommerce Booking, thanks for the suggestion. I do plan to have billing in the future, likely based on per instance of a user and post type within a Group.

To your other point regarding this plugin, I should have elaborated more. I feel Groups would make the most sense from a data structure viewpoint because the data mapping of a Building to a Group, the Rooms to a Subgroup of the Group, and finally Desks being a Group-specific post type. Finally only users within a Group could interact with the Desks in the group.

Hence my original reasoning for this support post, in regards to whether this plugin supports subgroups within a Group. Does it?

Is Groups overkill for this use case? Or is there a better way with WP, to accomplish this data structure hierarchy?

Thanks again.

Thanks for tip, the plugin looks very comprehensive. I’ve been looking through their plugin page but I wasn’t able to confirm whether this plugin will add a timer field to the form itself, or apply a timer setting to enforce a form completion time limit. I am seeking the latter functionality.

And as for locking, or rolling back changes if the form completion timer lapses, can this be done with a plugin? With this plugin?

On a separate but similar note, adding a timer field with this plugin, will submitting the form trigger the countdown timer?