DayScheduler Blog

By default DayScheduler is configured so anyone with the instance URL can request an available day.

However some DayScheduler publishers only want to be able to publish the dates they are booked without end-users having the capability to request days.

You can enable this mode by following these simple steps:

• Logon into your DayScheduler instance
• Go to Settings
• Change AllowRequests from Yes to No.

This will create a read only version of your DayScheduler calendar, where the only person that can reserve days is tge instance owner.

There are 3 different modes:

• Open
• Blocked
• Private
• Password Protected

You can choose the way your public calendar view settings display by going into settings and selecting your Privacy from the pull-down:

Open View Mode

In this view, everyone visiting the site can view the requested location, requester name and the notes.

Blocked View Mode

In this mode view each day that has been requested will be listed as RESERVED. No details will be listed.

Private View Mode

This mode shows only which days are blocked (in grey). Available days show in white. No details are shown.

Password Protected Mode

This is the most restrictive mode. Users that visit the site are prompted to enter a password to view your calendar.

Hope this helps!