Plugin / Appointment Hour Booking – WordPress Booking Plugin

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

A: The product’s page contains detailed information about each appointment calendar field and customization: https://apphourbooking.dwbooster.com
A: You can publish appointment booking forms on pages and posts. The shortcode can be also placed into the template. The commercial versions of the plugin also allow publishing it as a widget.
A: Please check complete instructions in the following page: https://apphourbooking.dwbooster.com/faq#q82
A: Into the form editor click a field and into its settings there is one field named “Add Css Layout Keywords“. Into that field you can put the name of a CSS class that will be applied to the field. There are some pre-defined CSS classes to use align two, three or four fields into the same line. The CSS classes are named: column2column3column4 For example if you want to put two fields into the same line then specify for both fields the class name “column2“.
A: You should use a custom class name. All fields include the attribute “Add Css Layout Keywords”, you only should enter through this attribute a custom class name (the class name you prefer), for example myclass, and then define the new class in a css file of your website, or add the needed styles into the “Customization area >> Add Custom Styles” (at the bottom of the page that contains the list of calendars): .myclass{ display:none; } If you are using the latest version of the plugin, please enter in the “Add Css Layout Keywords” attribute, the class name: hide, included in the plugin’s distribution.
A: Into the form builder in the administration area, click the “Form Settings” tab. That area is for editing the form title and header text. It can be used also for different alignment of the field labels.
A: In addition to the possibility of editing the email contents you can use the following tags: %INFO%: Replaced with all the information posted from the form %itemnumber%: Request ID. %formid%: ID of the booking form. %referrer%: Referrer URL if reported. %additional%: IP address, server time. %final_price%: Total cost. %fieldname1%, %fieldname2%, …: Data entered on each field
A: Use the tag %itemnumber% into the email content. That tag will be replaced by the submission item number.
A: If you want send an image in the notification emails, like a header, you should insert an IMG tag in the “Email notification to admin” and/or “Email confirmation to user” textareas of form settings, with an absolute URL in the SRC attribute of IMG tag:
A: If you are using the HTML format in the notification emails, you should insert the BR tags for the changes of lines in the emails content:
A: If the form doesn’t appear in the public website (in some cases only the captcha appear) then change the script load method to direct, this is the solution in most cases. That can be changed in the “troubleshoot area” located below the list of calendars/items.
A: Try first using a “from” email address that belongs to your website domain, this is the most common restriction applied in most hosting services. If that doesn’t work please check if your hosting service requires some specific configuration to send emails from PHP/WordPress websites. The plugin uses the settings specified into the WordPress website to deliver the emails, if your hosting has some specific requirements like a fixed “from” address or a custom “SMTP” server those settings must be configured into the WordPress website.
A: Use the “throubleshoot area” to change the character encoding.
A: A list with the appointments set on the calendar can be displayed by using this shortcode in the page where you want to display the list: [CP_APP_HOUR_BOOKING_LIST] … it can be also customized with some parameters if needed, example: CP_APP_HOUR_BOOKING_LIST from=”today” to=”today +30 days” fields=”DATE,TIME,email” calendar=”1″] … the “from” and “to” are used to display only the appointments / bookings on the specified period. That can be either indicated as relative days to “today” or as fixed dates. The styles for the list are located at the end of the file “css/stylepublic.css”: .cpabc_field_0, .cpabc_field_1, .cpabc_field_2, … Clear the browser cache if the list isn’t displayed in a correct way (to be sure it loads the updated styles). You can also add the needed styles into the “Customization area >> Add Custom Styles” (at the bottom of the page that contains the list of calendars):
A: In all plugin versions you can turn off IP tracking to avoid saving that user info. Full GDPR compliant forms can be built using the commercial versions of the plugin.

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4.9
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Details Information

Version

1.1.79

First Released

08 Dec, 2017

Total Downloads

146,662

Wordpress Version

3.0.5 or higher

Tested up to:

5.3

Require PHP Version:

-

Tags

appointment booking calendar service

Contributors

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Languages

English (US) Swedish

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