Still missing fundamental function

  • justicus

    (@justicus)


    2 years, 11 months ago

    Works fine for dentist, yoga studios etc. But if you want to offer customers free time slots for services first it is useless. Im asked in vain serveral times for integrating this option. It´s not possible to choose a day and see which services are still free to book. You must choose service first or study a front end calender, which is quite annoying for customers.

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  • Plugin Support booklysupport

    (@booklysupport)

    2 years, 11 months ago

    The free version of Bookly offers limited functionality. This feature has been available in the modern booking forms (exclusive to the PRO version of Bookly) for quite some time now. These types of forms, such as the Search, Services, and Staff forms, were designed to provide the flexibility of rearranging the Service and Time steps within the booking form. With this setup, clients can choose their preferred date first and then view the available services and staff members for that specific day.

    Thread Starter justicus

    (@justicus)

    2 years, 11 months ago

    I´m a pro user and that is not correct. I asked your support if it´s possible to choose time before service and got this answer:

    “Right now, such option is not supported. You can leave your request here: https://ideas.booking-wp-plugin.com/boards/feature-requests and if it gets enough votes, it might be implemented in the future release.”

    Thread Starter justicus

    (@justicus)

    2 years, 10 months ago

    If it is nevertheless possible to do so I would appreciate a description. The inetgrated search form is NOT the solution.

    Plugin Support booklysupport

    (@booklysupport)

    2 years, 10 months ago

    Hello,

    Thank you for your message.

    That’s right. Right now, such option is not supported. You can leave your request here: https://ideas.booking-wp-plugin.com/boards/feature-requests and if it gets enough votes, it might be implemented in the future release.

    Thread Starter justicus

    (@justicus)

    2 years, 10 months ago

    Oh yeah. Thanks. This is the answer I already got before.

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