Possibility to define mode time or period on a single room and not an entire area

[Paco1960]

I'm testing latest 1.11.5 roles release, and is a real enhancement from main version!

I have to define some special users with more or less roles then standard user, and with this release is a breeze.

Anyway, I've a request from my users that I don't know how to realize.

I have some rooms very close to each other, that need to not overlay at least the starting meeting time.
A workaround is to put each room in a dedicated area and define non overlapping periods for each area.
But in this case will not be possible to watch other rooms use in the same calendar page.

Else, if will be possible to define (also?) mode time or period on a room basis, I can create rooms in the same area and all of them will be visible on the calendar view together.

I'm not skilled in php programming at all...

Could be possible?
Any advice?

Thanks in advance!

[campbell-m]

If you have different modes (times/periods) or even different timeslots in different rooms, then how can they be displayed on the same calendar?

But I may not have fully understood your request.

[Paco1960]

You are right!
MRBS create each area calendar view using choosen mode, time (and relevant granularity) or periods.
Actually I discovered that decreasing time steps length will delay a lot calendar creation during area change.
Anyway, having different periods in different rooms make it at least difficult...
A standard calendar view, like many calendar app shows, may show different rooms reservations in an intellegibile way.
But then will be impossible to select the starting slot.

May be an impossible request.

(Sorry for my English, I'm italian...😉)

TIA!

[campbell-m]

It's certainly a difficult request and would take a lot of work.

Actually I discovered that decreasing time steps length will delay a lot calendar creation during area change.

How many time slots and rooms do you have and how long does it take to create the calendar?

[Paco1960]

I'm currently using a raspberry pi 3b+ to test it internally.
MRBS works well even on a so tiny SBC!
Of course increasing requests overwhelm pi!
We are a group of people living in a community, not a company, anyway maybe we'll use MRBS installing it on a dedicated instance on a web server we already pay for.

Thanks a lot for your attention!