• Resolved tl0120

    (@tl0120)


    Hello,

    I am currently working on a website that has admins schedule appointments with users on the website. However, I want to find a way to list off all the appointments that an admin already has booked.

    For example, if an admin books two appointments, one for 5/25 and one for 5/26, I would like for the admin to be able to quickly see that they have an appointment on 5/25 and 5/26.

    I currently cannot figure out a way to do so.

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  • Plugin Support Natalie G

    (@nataliegarza011)

    Hello @tl0120

    The admin has a couple of different ways to view their upcoming appointments:

    Are any of those options what you were looking for? If not, let me know if I missed something.

    Thread Starter tl0120

    (@tl0120)

    The issue with the first two options involves the fact that we do not want to give access directly to the backend, or we do not want the simply scheduling branding. The last option is not feasible either since it involves a third party application, we are trying to stay only in this webpage as much as possible.

    Is there not some way to pull just the appointment time and dates from the backend?

    Plugin Support Natalie G

    (@nataliegarza011)

    @tl0120

    The second option listed above should allow you to avoid sharing backend access to the site: https://simplyscheduleappointments.com/guides/display-admin-dashboard/

    We also have a guide to show you how to remove SSA’s branding using CSS: https://simplyscheduleappointments.com/guides/white-label-admin-with-css/

    And, you could even take this a step further and manage the SSA tabs that the user role has access to using a plugin like Members: https://simplyscheduleappointments.com/guides/using-members-plugin/

    Otherwise, we don’t have a way to do this without custom code.

    Thread Starter tl0120

    (@tl0120)

    @nataliegarza011

    I am working now on embedding the SSA dashboard. I am also adding the CSS changes you mentioned in your previous post. I did not have a ssa folder in my theme’s directory, so I made the directory and custom.css file as described in the second guide you posted on your previous post. However, when I add the CSS code mentioned only one change appears at a time. The change that appears is always the CSS code that is posted first. Why wont all the CSS changes I created appear, and just the first does? This is my code in custom.css:

    /* Hide SSA Logo */
    .app-header img {
        display: none !important;
    };
    
    /* Hide Settings Images of Foxy */
    .md-card.settings .md-card-media {
        display: none !important;
    };
    
    /* Hide Contact Support Team Button */
    .support .md-toolbar .md-theme-default.md-button:not([disabled]).md-primary.md-raised, 
    .support .md-toolbar .md-theme-default.md-button:not([disabled]).md-primary.md-fab {
    display: none !important;
    };
    
    
    Plugin Support Natalie G

    (@nataliegarza011)

    @tl0120

    From a quick glance, it looks like there are some syntax errors with the CSS, after each CSS snippet there is an extra bracket (;) which might be causing issues.

    Could you use the following snippet instead and see if that works:

    /* Hide SSA Logo */
    .app-header img {
        display: none !important;
    }
    
    /* Hide Settings Images of Foxy */
    .md-card.settings .md-card-media {
        display: none !important;
    }
    
    /* Hide Contact Support Team Button */
    .support .md-toolbar .md-theme-default.md-button:not([disabled]).md-primary.md-raised, 
    .support .md-toolbar .md-theme-default.md-button:not([disabled]).md-primary.md-fab {
    display: none !important;
    }
    Thread Starter tl0120

    (@tl0120)

    @nataliegarza011

    I added those in case that was part of the problem (I am not a frontend coder if you could tell)

    I removed the semicolons and I still have the same issues. It appears that only the first code snip-it used in the custom.css is the only code snip-it being used.

    Plugin Support Natalie G

    (@nataliegarza011)

    @tl0120 That’s strange, I just tested the code snippet I sent you earlier and it works on my end. All the code snippets are being used.

    Could you confirm that you made two new folders in your theme’s directory: one “ssa” folder, within that, created the “admin-app” folder, and within that the custom.css file?

    Should follow this file path:
    wp-content/themes/your-theme/ssa/admin-app/custom.css

    Thread Starter tl0120

    (@tl0120)

    The browser I was using to test this out on was not clearing its cache correctly, so thats why I wasnt seeing the changes. Thank you for your help.

    Plugin Support Natalie G

    (@nataliegarza011)

    @tl0120 Yay! Thanks for the update, I’m glad to hear that’s working now ?? Let us know if we can help with anything else.

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