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Yep that's it, nope it's not sending the quantity. Can you post your resources section of your hapConfig.xml file please?

That's not the request, that's the response, I need to know what's getting sent not want comes back

You can add SSL to any website in IIS, follow the guide linked above. HAP+ requires SSL to work correctly. If you right click on the image that isn't loading and open the address in a new window, IIS should tell you what is wrong.

Add the user to the timetabler group in SIMS Systems Manager, that should do the trick.

You will need an SSL certificate for IIS to use to enable HTTPS, see How to Set Up SSL on IIS 7 : The Official Microsoft IIS Site. There is a Windows Server 2012 comment in the web.config that says remove this section to enable HAP+ to work on IIS8

Ok, you will need to do some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html to find if it's sending the quantity to the server in the post request

Make sure to use HTTPS. If 2012, edit the ~/web.config file and remove the 2012 section.

Which version of HAP+ are you using, this was fixed in 9.4

None, if you have moved the users you need into an OU, and added that OU to the AD OU's in HAP+, and set the visibility to Both then it should be working.

That shouldn't be happening, HAP+ doesn't look at the Full Name field, the Notes Field, Display Name and sAMAccountName.

Quantity selector is not available on a Laptop Resource type at present. All the rest should work fine

The fix is to move the Domain Admins out of the Users folder into an OU that HAP+ can process, as described above

You can try the IUsrs group, see if the app pools members of that.

When browsing for the user to use did you change the selector to this computer instead of the Domain.

v9.4 removed the need for HAP+ to run solely as HTTPS, although it is strongly recommended you do. The way around it is to use the section of web.config file from the v9.0 release

It uses pure HTTPS, no WebDAV, ASP.net Request Routing forward the nice looking URL to the correct API which then initiates a HTTP file transfer. WebDAV can stop HAP+ from working in some environments.

Clear your browser cache, css issue

Not without removing the existing booking and creating a new one

Yep reverse lookups, you may want to add internal DNS on your DNS server for your hap install, so internally it uses the internal IP, externally it uses the public ones then

Fix will be in the next release. Line 991: setTimeout(function() { $("#MyFiles").css("min-height", $("#hapContent").height() - 2); }, 100); replace with: $(window).resize(function () { $("#Tree").css("top", $("#search").position().top + $("#search").height()).css("height", $("#hapContent").height() - $("#search").height()); $("#MyFiles").css("min-height", parseInt($("#hapContent").css("min-height").replace(/px/g, "")) - 2); $("#Views").css("left", $('#view').position().left); }); Remove lines 1379-1382

This will be added to the next release, for the subjects box the code is: (line 109) <%if (config.BookingSystem.Subjects.Count > 1) { %> - Subject - <%} %> For the year box the code is: (line 442) if (curres.Years.length > 1) $("#bfyear").append('---');

LTCount is for laptops only at the moment, I'll have that fixed in the next release

Not at this time, I'll see what I can do for the next release

It all depends if the line is analogue or digital? If the latter than it's a no go, you will need another line and the PBX will have to be set up to ring both lines. If the other, then a BT splitter: bt splitter | eBay, will do, and an extension cable

It will be listed under HTTP Modules