Info Message Booking Policy - Future - Administrator
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jberanek
Hi,
is there a way to give the administrator the message that when the booking policy "$max_per_interval_area_enabled['future']" is set that there is a collision? All other effects are ok - if he ignores it, the entry is still stored as usual. Maybe with an exclamation mark?
Best Regards,
Joachim
Ah, good idea, if I understand you correctly. You mean that if there's any kind of policy conflict and you're an administrator then you show a third symbol (eg an exclamation mark) instead of the green tick?
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yes exactly - therefore the other admin users get the message that there are duplicate bookings of a user..
Oh, I don't think I understand after all. There can never be duplicate bookings of a user.
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sorry for the misunderstanding. For sure I mean mulitple bookings in the future on DIFFERENT time slots....
OK, but I still don't quite understand. If an ordinary user tries to make multiple bookings this won't be allowed by MRBS, so the situation can't happen. An admin is allowed to make them and I thought you were suggesting that they should still be allowed to make them, but that an exclamation mark is displayed on the edit_entry form when they are making the booking to bring it to their attention. That seems like a good idea to me - ie to let them know that they are doing something which they can olnly do because they are an admin - but it won't be visible to other admins.
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correctly - the normal user isn't able to do it. All admins get the message and can ignore it but some admins must react on that warning...
OK, thanks. I'll look at making the change.