By DzastinasLT on
Hello,
Is there any distribution or module ( I searched but had no luck to find what I need exactly) to manage registration for events where I set the date, address and open hours (from 8:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 17:00 etc. per day) for people to register for consulting? They should have a possibility to choose the length of consultation by 30 min's at least (30min, 60min, 90min etc...) and the time taken would be marked as occupied. The agenda should be visible for the applicant so he can see free time still available. Sorry for a not so detailed explantion but it's hard for me to describe it in English. I hope you'll understand what I meant :)
Thanks in advance to all for the help.
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Try this module
Try this module http://drupal.org/project/registration
This module is to manage the registration for a entity type (content type) which allows user to register for the event.
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Kamalakannan S
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Sorry
Thanks, but this is not what I'm looking for. To be more exact (or to name what i'm looking for better sine I found out how it's called properly :D ) what I need is an appointment management system for a doctor/lawyer but since I do appointments in multiple cities I need like a multiple calendars for each city when I'm available. I hope this is clearer. Also I don't want all that screwing with setting all up, making my own nodes or whatever it's called. I want a finished product where I log as admin, make the event/appointment day and watch how it's filling up with clients and day before they'r appointment the system sends a reminder.
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Then you're probably going to be both disappointed and frustrated by drupal which is essentially legos with which you build what you need.
My last hope
So I found almost what I was looking for... http://www.supersaas.com/ but it's not a module :( I want this kind of management system just on my own page. Would it be really a pain in the arse as WorldFallz said? I could do some setting up as long as it does not need lots of custom coding.
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Custom code != custom configuration. While drupal always involves configuration, it doesn't necessarily always involve custom coding. And in fact, it's precisely because of how much you can customize drupal through config without resorting to custom code that makes it the choice of more complex sites.
That said, whether or not you require custom code will depend on how open you are to using the existing options as is. If you want to replicate the link you posted above, that will likely involve custom code (at the theme level minimum).