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Hi,
I have an employee that has multiple categories and services assigned to him, would it be possible for me to restrict bookings during the reserved time-slots to those services that he handles when he reaches a certain number of appointments? Or is it possible for me to limit the number of slots I can open per time--slot for each service category?
Thanks!
Hello Jomari
Well, the employee can only work on one appointment at a time, so during one appointment no other services can be booked.
Other than defining working hours there's no way of limiting the amount of services an employee can work on.
You could change his working hours at any time, of course, but already booked appointments will still be held unless you cancel them.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi Aleksandar,
Thanks for the quick response, what I was doing is that I only had a single employee in here which is the acting manager, and I wanted her to accept all of the appointments to allot them into different workers depending on the service, is that type of setup possible here in Amelia?
Thank you
Hi again Jomari
Like I mentioned - the plugin can't assign more than one appointment to a single employee, so this would not be possible.
You would need to duplicate the employee as many times as you actually have employees, then hide the employee dropdown from front-end. That manager will then be able to see all appointments and (I understood - verbally) assign them to the employees.
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Hey Aleksandar!
I'll go ahead and do the workaround you suggested, thanks for all your help!
Oh and by the way, how do I hide the employee dropdown from the front-end wizard?
Hi again Jomari
Great, let me know how it goes.
When you see the drop-down, right-click on it, and go to "Inspect".
Then you need to find the line which surrounds the entire drop-down along with the "Employees: " string above it. Right click on that line -> copy selector.
That selector can be used to hide it. Like this:
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Hi,
And where would I attach the selector code that I got?
In the page where I have the shortcode I have set it up like so:
<style>
#am-step-booking-catalog1 > div.am-select-service > form > div.el-form-item.am-select-employee-option {display: none !important;}
</style>
[ameliacatalog]
Is there something wrong with what I am doing? Because I haven't been able to remove the employee page still.
Thanks
Nevermind I got it. Thanks!
Good news, Jomari
Thanks for letting me know.
If you have any further questions or issues, please feel free to open a new ticket, and we'll gladly help.
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