A schedule block can be used to store timing, date, and further recurring events. Schedules can be used in a variety of contexts, including event marketplaces, class booking platforms, and more.
Examples
Here are some examples of how schedules can be used:
- In an event marketplace, schedules can be used to store the start and end time of an event. This can be used to display the event times on the event listings, and to filter events by time.
- In a class booking platform, schedules can be used to store the dates and times of classes. This can be used to display the class times on the class listings, and to filter classes by time.
- Schedules can also be used to store recurring events, such as weekly or daily classes or events. This can be used to display the recurring dates and times on the listings, and to filter events by recurring dates.
Configuring Schedules
To configure schedules, you can specify the following options:
- Date: The date of the event or class.
- Start Time: The start time of the event or class.
- End Time: The end time of the event or class.
- Recurrence: The frequency of the recurring event, such as daily, weekly, or monthly.
- End Date: The end date for the recurring event, if applicable.
With these options, you can create and manage schedules for your events and classes, making it easy for users to find and book the events and classes they are interested in.
Other common use cases for scheduling:
- Appointments and reservations: Allow users to schedule appointments or make reservations at a specific date and time.
- Recurring events: Set up repeating events, such as weekly or monthly meetings, so that users can easily see when the next event is scheduled.
- Availability: Display the availability of a service or product, so that users can see when it is available for booking.
- Deadlines: Set deadlines for tasks or projects, so that users can easily see when they need to be completed.
- Reminders: Set up reminders for events or tasks, so that users are notified when they are approaching.