WUBS (Web User Booking System) has been developed at Loughborough University Library to allow online booking of resources (rooms, PCs, etc) directly by end users. It has been in production use at Loughborough since October 2004.
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CHANGES FOR WUBS WEB USER BOOKING SYSTEM DISTRIBUTIONS ====================================================== v1: Initial distribution to the wider world. Code has been in production use at Loughborough since October 2004, so pretty stable and well tested by a user community. v1.1: Fixed some documentation errors in the INSTALL script (thanks to Artie Ball from Christ Church High School for pointing those out). v2.0: Added a location ID in the constraint_rules table so that we can retrict by site. Also added before_issue_period and after_issue_period to the type table so that we can allow people to have "private" time periods before/after a resource is issued. By default these are 0 but you can set them in the admin interface. Be warn though: non-zero before/after periods require quite a bit of database computionation so they'll be slow if you try using them with small booking periods - they work better if the booking periods are three sessions each four hours long each day rather than 12 one hour periods for example. Also add a new script for administrators to bulk book repeating patterns of bookings (handy at the start of term for example).
CHANGES FOR WUBS WEB USER BOOKING SYSTEM DISTRIBUTIONS ====================================================== v1: Initial distribution to the wider world. Code has been in production use at Loughborough since October 2004, so pretty stable and well tested by a user community. v1.1: Fixed some documentation errors in the INSTALL script (thanks to Artie Ball from Christ Church High School for pointing those out).
CHANGES FOR WUBS WEB USER BOOKING SYSTEM DISTRIBUTIONS ====================================================== v1: Initial distribution to the wider world. Code has been in production use at Loughborough since October 2004, so pretty stable and well tested by a user community.
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