We are just at the start of setting this up but we are having issues with employees on the front end. We don't want the customer to be able to choose the employee rather we just want it assigned based on who is available and want to be able to see who is at each job in the backend but we don't want customer to control this... I can't find such a setting please tell me it exists! Thanks!
Oh dear that is less than optimal... anyway to recreate these forms as regular forms not in javascript? I need a way to get to the page after you hit continue but I don't see a method to do this... this really breaks my ability to use this system... everything seems great but that is a very limiting feature for the front end for how we need to use it... I really don't want to switch calendar systems at this point are there any other workarounds? No function that might hide that entirely and skip fwd one step? I tried the search form but that also doesn't really work... I was about to buy the developer license as we have like 10 companies we were going to install this with but without a setting to remove employees from front end I'm not not sure what to do...
SO I kind of made a workaround that is I made 1 generic user that the booking falls under initially then in the backend admins change to the users they want assigned to it... its not perfect but it will work. Thanks!
The plugin will develop further, and our developers are working on implementing the Customize page, where you'll be able to customize the front-end as you like. It is going to be released in a month or two, so until then this workaround will be quite alright.
If there's anything else I can do for you, please let me know.
Because we are assigning to unassigned user (basically a placeholder) we don't want the customers to see this part but I can't find a unique id or class to use to hide it. Its lumped in with others...
Similarly I want to hide the line that says number of people here:
To hide the employees from the first screenshot, please add this CSS:
#am-confirm-booking > div:nth-child(1) > form > div.am-confirm-booking-data.el-row > div.el-col.el-col-24.el-col-sm-24 > div > div:nth-child(1) {
display: none !important;
}
and it will look like this:
None of your services allow bringing more people, so I can't see the "Total number of persons" div. Can you please enable it for one of your services, and let me know, so I can find the correct selector?
I need to hide location but I can't seem to get the CSS right. Like on the second summary that appears after you have picked a date. Right now the locations are unassigned until office manager goes in and fixes. So we don't want to show them as its confusing customers - https://teamhardingcomfort.com/bookings/book-a-sales-quote/
How can I remove the
Location:
Team Harding Comfort
Part of the event summary? And I'd like to do this for all my service forms not just this one. Is there a css that covers them all off?
#am-confirm-booking > div:nth-child(1) > form > div.am-confirm-booking-data.el-row > div:nth-child(1) > div > div:nth-child(4) {
display: none !important;
}
And it will look like this:
Unfortunately, you will need to do this on all pages. There are no built-in Custom CSS options in Amelia.
Maybe if you add it to your theme's footer.php file or functions.php - that might remove it from all pages. However, please note that child(4) is 4 in this form, and I can't guarantee that it's the same in every form you have. If you added or removed some options from other service's settings, the child # can change.
We are just at the start of setting this up but we are having issues with employees on the front end. We don't want the customer to be able to choose the employee rather we just want it assigned based on who is available and want to be able to see who is at each job in the backend but we don't want customer to control this... I can't find such a setting please tell me it exists! Thanks!
Hello Seth
There's no built in option, but you can include this CSS above the shortcode, and it will remove the employee dropdown:
#amelia-step-booking0 > div.am-select-service > form > div.el-form-item.am-select-employee-option { display: none !important; }However, it will look like this on front end:
If you're alright with that, that'd be great. When multiple employees are assigned to the same service, there's no way to skip this page.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Oh dear that is less than optimal... anyway to recreate these forms as regular forms not in javascript? I need a way to get to the page after you hit continue but I don't see a method to do this... this really breaks my ability to use this system... everything seems great but that is a very limiting feature for the front end for how we need to use it... I really don't want to switch calendar systems at this point are there any other workarounds? No function that might hide that entirely and skip fwd one step? I tried the search form but that also doesn't really work... I was about to buy the developer license as we have like 10 companies we were going to install this with but without a setting to remove employees from front end I'm not not sure what to do...
SO I kind of made a workaround that is I made 1 generic user that the booking falls under initially then in the backend admins change to the users they want assigned to it... its not perfect but it will work. Thanks!
Hello again Seth
I guess that's a good workaround as any.
The plugin will develop further, and our developers are working on implementing the Customize page, where you'll be able to customize the front-end as you like. It is going to be released in a month or two, so until then this workaround will be quite alright.
If there's anything else I can do for you, please let me know.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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I do have a new question. I'm trying to hide some of the employee details shown on the consumer facing booking form:
https://imgur.com/a/m6kCAdl
Because we are assigning to unassigned user (basically a placeholder) we don't want the customers to see this part but I can't find a unique id or class to use to hide it. Its lumped in with others...
Similarly I want to hide the line that says number of people here:
https://imgur.com/a/Xtzmn6M
But cannot find the line of CSS to apply display:none; to make it hidden... is there another way to do this with a filter or some option I"m missing?
Hello again Seth.
To hide the employees from the first screenshot, please add this CSS:
#am-confirm-booking > div:nth-child(1) > form > div.am-confirm-booking-data.el-row > div.el-col.el-col-24.el-col-sm-24 > div > div:nth-child(1) { display: none !important; }and it will look like this:
None of your services allow bringing more people, so I can't see the "Total number of persons" div. Can you please enable it for one of your services, and let me know, so I can find the correct selector?
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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I need to hide location but I can't seem to get the CSS right. Like on the second summary that appears after you have picked a date. Right now the locations are unassigned until office manager goes in and fixes. So we don't want to show them as its confusing customers - https://teamhardingcomfort.com/bookings/book-a-sales-quote/
How can I remove the
Location:
Team Harding Comfort
Part of the event summary? And I'd like to do this for all my service forms not just this one. Is there a css that covers them all off?
Hello again Seth
You can hide it with this:
#am-confirm-booking > div:nth-child(1) > form > div.am-confirm-booking-data.el-row > div:nth-child(1) > div > div:nth-child(4) { display: none !important; }And it will look like this:
Unfortunately, you will need to do this on all pages. There are no built-in Custom CSS options in Amelia.
Maybe if you add it to your theme's footer.php file or functions.php - that might remove it from all pages. However, please note that child(4) is 4 in this form, and I can't guarantee that it's the same in every form you have. If you added or removed some options from other service's settings, the child # can change.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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