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First of all, congratulations on this project; it seems very well thought out and useful.
I’m not sure if this is a bug or just how the program is designed to work.
Actual Behavior:
When the "Allow bookings on a daily basis only" option is activated, the "Max. booking duration" is not enforced, allowing users to book without limits.
Additionally, if this option is activated, it allows bookings that exceed the "Max. days in advance" limit, as it appears to only check the "Entry" day.
Expected Behavior:
The "Max. booking duration" should enforce the limit on the total booking hours, even when the daily basis option is active. For example, if the booking starts at 00:00 on day 1 and ends at 23:59 on day 2, it should count as 47 hours and 59 minutes.
The program should also check the "Leave" time. If the leave time exceeds the "Max. days in advance" limit, the booking should not be allowed.
We expect this behavior because we don’t want users to book more than one week in advance, and since our setup is small for now, there is no need to go into the detail of using hours. The further in advance a booking is made, the higher the chances that users might forget to cancel if their plans change, which results in inefficient use of the workstations.
A suggestion could be to create separate settings for hours and days, implementing a grey-out feature to disable configurations that are not activated.
Thank you for your attention.
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Good afternoon,
First of all, congratulations on this project; it seems very well thought out and useful.
I’m not sure if this is a bug or just how the program is designed to work.
Actual Behavior:
Expected Behavior:
We expect this behavior because we don’t want users to book more than one week in advance, and since our setup is small for now, there is no need to go into the detail of using hours. The further in advance a booking is made, the higher the chances that users might forget to cancel if their plans change, which results in inefficient use of the workstations.
A suggestion could be to create separate settings for hours and days, implementing a grey-out feature to disable configurations that are not activated.
Thank you for your attention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: