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Brushtail Administrator's Guide

Calendars

Introduction

Creating an events calendar involves three steps.

  1. Creating a calendar module.
  2. Defining one or more event types.
  3. Allocating one or more event types to the calendar.

 

1 Creating a calendar module


Click on the link "Intranet Administration".


 

Click on "Navigation menu"

 

Use the "Add to main menu" form to create a calendar module.

2 Define event type



Click on the link "Intranet Administration".





 

Click on "Calendars".





Any currently defined event types will be lsited. Below this is an Add Calendar Usage Type form.





When you add or edit an event type, there are a number of paramters that affect the behavious of the event type..

 

Text colour - Affects the text colour of events on the calendar.
Bookings allowed
- Determines if an event may take bookings.
Booking confirmation - A field that indicates if a booking has a confirmed status.
Receipt printing
- Allows receipt printing ( full page, transaction printer or none).
Waiting list
- If this parameter is enabled and an event is fully booked, then bookings may be added to a "waiting list".
Bookings may have fee - Bookings will have a paid/not paid status field.
Staff name field - Booking form includes field for staff member taking booking.
Trainer name field - Event description includes field for trainer name.
Comments field - Booking form has field for comments.
Age field - Booking form has field for age. Used for youth activities.
Address field - Booking form has address field. Used for internet training.
Maximum places - Allows a booking to book a number of places under one name. Often used in children's events.
Staff notes field - A field for instructions to staff about bookings.

3 Allocate event type to calendar




On the Calendars page there will be a listing of calendar modules.



 

 

By clicking on a module in this list, you will get a listing of the available event types for this calendar. Select the event types you want for the calendar.

 



 


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