forgottenglory
05-12-2008, 04:35 PM
I have been asked to set up a shopping cart for a yoga teacher where it will be possible for students to book courses online. There is a limited number of seats on each class.
So far I've been using Paypal to allow students to book their seats. When a class is full I have to manually 'close' Paypal and sometimes in the past it did happen that a class was overbooked as the teacher did not check her email in time to work out how many seats were still available.
It makes managing the current booking system quite time consuming and annoying when overbooked as refunds have then to be issued.
I would like to set up an online booking system where there would be a fixed number of seats displayed on the screen. Every time a student books a class the number of seats decreases by one. Once a class is fully booked the booking button is disabled or a message appears to say that the class is fully booked.
I would like to know if such a booking system / shopping cart is available. If possible I would prefer a free open source one otherwise I'm happy to settle with a reasonably priced one with a proven track record. Links appreciated.
Thanks for your help.
So far I've been using Paypal to allow students to book their seats. When a class is full I have to manually 'close' Paypal and sometimes in the past it did happen that a class was overbooked as the teacher did not check her email in time to work out how many seats were still available.
It makes managing the current booking system quite time consuming and annoying when overbooked as refunds have then to be issued.
I would like to set up an online booking system where there would be a fixed number of seats displayed on the screen. Every time a student books a class the number of seats decreases by one. Once a class is fully booked the booking button is disabled or a message appears to say that the class is fully booked.
I would like to know if such a booking system / shopping cart is available. If possible I would prefer a free open source one otherwise I'm happy to settle with a reasonably priced one with a proven track record. Links appreciated.
Thanks for your help.