kiwimatt (26th February 2010)
Hey all,
I know this has been discussed here before but I can't find the topic for the life of me. What classroom booking systems are avaliable (open source and/or free and preferable). I'm looking to integrate it with out custom helpdesk system.
I know vagely of the Devizes one which seems to do the job but wasn't very asthetically pleasing last time I tried it..... I'm sure there used to be one called schoolsbookingsystem or something....??
If anyone knows of anything else it would be gratly appreciated.
Cheers
Jona
Google is your firend:
Whack this in google:
site:edugeek.net room booking
MRBS
MRBS is the one I've used for years now.... works a treat and its free!![]()
webman has made a super booking system http://www.classroombookings.com just tried the link but its not working may be worth sending craig a PM :-)

Yes, unfortunately I'm suffering from the Great Fasthosts Password Debacle.
Download here - Classroombookings 1.0.0, tar.gz, 963kB.
kiwimatt (26th February 2010)
Thanks guys that an awesome help!![]()
Does anyone know of one that's Windows based and has days broken up into Periods not half hour timeslots?

My classroombookings does that, is PHP, and will run on Apache on Windows.
hehe I know it does calm down man!
I've never usd Apache that's all only IIS so figured I might not have to spend time learning it, also will Apache run alongside IIS or will it need to go on another server?
I use this one http://folders.devizes.wilts.sch.uk/...?Version=3.5.1
Staff love it as well.
Free.

Your best option is to use WAMP Server which includes Apache, PHP and MySQL - all you need to get up and running on Windows. AFAIK it can run alongside IIS but one or the other will have to use a different TCP port (8080 for example).

Apache can run alongside IIS, so long as you set the port to be different to the one IIS is running on. But then you'd either have to use http://blah.com:81 or whatever to access the site, or use reverse-proxy to hide that port change.
Me too!Originally Posted by ninjabeaver
Just installed this on IIS and I get this error when I load it for the first time.Originally Posted by webman
Any ideas? I thought it didnt need any tables on first run?Code:An Error Was Encountered Error Number: 1146 Table 'crbs.users' doesn't exist SELECT users.username, users.lastlogin, users.authlevel, school.school_id FROM users JOIN school ON school.school_id = users.school_id WHERE users.username = 0 LIMIT 1

It should just go directly to the installation page on first visit. You could import the .sql file manually though.
Is PHP and MySQL known to be working on your IIS setup?
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