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  • marc jacobs
    Corporal

    • Jul 2007
    • 18

    Simple calender for booking

    Dear BlueVoda webbuilding-friends,
    On our website we need a simple availability calendar. When you can book, and when not. I now edit a table in Word, color the box of the dates red by hand, save the file in HTML format and publish this on the website.
    Check the page: http://www.lyndenhof.com/kalender.html

    There must be a more simple/ flexible way to do this?

    Marc


  • Collectors-info
    General

    • Feb 2006
    • 8703

    #2
    Re: Simple calender for booking

    Hi, you can make one up that would be quicker to maintain by using the BV tables as your calendar. 12 months will fit on a page with a booking form very neatly. You could also make either mouse over links or popups to who has the booking are for on certain dates.
    Alternative! That i think some BV member use this http://www.homeawayconnect.com/calen...turename=en-US
    Regards Chris.

    Collectables, Collecting, collectors-info.com

    www.chrismorris.co.uk

    House build project

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    • Vasili
      Moderator

      • Mar 2006
      • 14683

      #3
      Re: Simple calender for booking

      I think there were some very plausible suggestions mentioned in this thread .....

      Many utilities allow you to personalize the display (in other words, rather than confirm a reservation, you can opt to show "availability" only).
      . VodaWebs....Luxury Group
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      • marc jacobs
        Corporal

        • Jul 2007
        • 18

        #4
        Re: Simple calender for booking

        "Hi, you can make one up that would be quicker to maintain by using the BV tables as your calendar. 12 months will fit on a page with a booking form very neatly. You could also make either mouse over links or popups to who has the booking are for on certain dates."


        Hi Chris, good advice. I tried this and you are right. Using Vodahost tables within an inline frame is easier to create and maintain.
        Marc

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