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By rprice , 29 January 2016

Last week we released BAT - our Bookings and Availability Management toolkit as well as a Drupal module for BAT. We are using BAT to build the new version of our Rooms module as well as other products. However, BAT is much more than an engine for nightly bookings. It also allows us to build any sort of booking / resource management tool. So we asked: "What would it take to build a resource management tool to manage ourselves?".

By rprice , 29 January 2016

Last week we released BAT - our Bookings and Availability Management toolkit as well as a Drupal module for BAT. We are using BAT to build the new version of our Rooms module as well as other products. However, BAT is much more than an engine for nightly bookings. It also allows us to build any sort of booking / resource management tool. So we asked: "What would it take to build a resource management tool to manage ourselves?".

By rprice , 29 January 2016

Last week we released BAT - our Bookings and Availability Management toolkit as well as a Drupal module for BAT. We are using BAT to build the new version of our Rooms module as well as other products. However, BAT is much more than an engine for nightly bookings. It also allows us to build any sort of booking / resource management tool. So we asked: "What would it take to build a resource management tool to manage ourselves?".

By rprice , 27 February 2012

This module contains code to create an iCal feed in Views. It has been pulled out of the Calendar iCal module because it has no dependency on Calendar and it could be used on any view. The code has also been generalized so that it will work for any entity, not just nodes. It creates an 'iCal' view mode for every entity type that can be used to to configure the description used in the iCal feed, and adds theme suggestions to tell Drupal to look for an iCal version of the entity template.

By rprice , 29 December 2011

Timeline is a DHTML-based AJAXy widget for visualizing temporal information.

This Drupal module is an integration for a JavaScript timeline widget developed by the SIMILE project.
It works in a similar way as Google Maps but for time-based events. The SIMILE Timeline (and Ajax) libraries can be used from the SIMILE server or can be downloaded and installed into your (local) Drupal installation.