Missing Time Code For Booking Search Page?

I updated to the dev version, didnt fix the time dropdown issue on the search form, the time dropdown is working from the bookings calendar so I know the date module is working correctly. As to the second issue I realize it probably can be controlled by editing the view filter so that issue can be discarded.

I've done some more testing on this problem...

This function is not working. It's returning a null array rather than a time array.

function _agres_categories_create_options_servicehours($daynumber, $cat) {
  $lang = 'und';
  $lang = field_language('node', $cat,'field_agres_servicehours');    
  $datform = 'Y-m-d H:i';
  $shours = $cat->field_agres_servicehours[$lang][$daynumber]['value'];
  $stimearray = array();
  if ($shours <> 'x'){
  $hoursofday = explode(",", $shours);
  $stimearray = array();
//  $i = 0;
  
  foreach ($hoursofday as $x => $startend) {
    $startendarray = explode("-", $startend);
    $start = $startendarray[0];
    $end = $startendarray[1];
    $prepend = array('00', '01', '02', '03', '04', '05', '06', '07', '08', '09');
    $prependmin = array('00',);
    $hours = array_merge($prepend, range(10, 23));
    $minutes = array_merge($prependmin, range(15, 59,15));      
    foreach ($hours as $h => $hour) {
      foreach ($minutes as $minute) {
        $stime = $hour . ':' . $minute;
        
        if (($stime <= $end) && ($stime >= $start)) {
          $stimearray[$stime] = $stime;
        }
//        $i++;
      }
    }
  }
  }  
  return $stimearray;
}

As I research the problem more Ill update.

Ok.. solved it. By putting an x into the first time slot on the category node, it bombs the function above. I havent tested by putting an x into any other time slots.

So the problem is this...

if ($shours <> 'x'){

If you put an x into your schedule... it just does nothing, drops through and has zero handling of the closed day. This time dropdown is generated before the page is generated and the user picks a date, there is no json call back to the server to check to see if the date picked is actually a date the business is open. There is not a whole lot of choices when it comes to rental modules for drupal and this is the only one which plugs into ubercart and makes it a purchase. But BE WARNED.... it is definitely not a turnkey solution. You will have to know PHP in order to make it operate as such.

I am also not a fan of the idea it uses nodes for its category and unit types. In a busy site with a lot of nodes this seriously slows down the server having to search through 1000s of nodes in order to find a single category record and then do another search through 1000s of nodes to find the unit types records associated with that category record. The only thing that should be a node is when it actually creates a reservation that processes through ubercart. The other data should be contain in their own tables for easy management and quick query. This would also give you a quick query table to see what items are out on rental and what is available to rent. I plan to rewrite it as such to use for my purposes. If you want the finished code Ill be happy to contribute it to the package once completed.

Andreas,

Thanks for the reply and I appreciate the work you put into the module. I dont know if it will be suited well for the application I have planned. Im building a jetski rental website that will have rentals, tours, charters, diving along with products and multiple locations. So I was looking for a good base to start. Probably will end up writing my own module so I have better understanding of what is going on when I need to add more features, but your module is a good example to work from.

Regards,
Charles