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See attached dll. If after you install this dll, you make a temp booking and remove it you should see a new XML file in the ~/App_Data folder called bookingrules.xml bookcharging(booking.NextLesson().NextLesson()) bookcharging(booking.PreviousLesson().PreviousLesson()) So what is this rule doing? It's asking if the current user is a Domain Admins (User.IsInRole) and if that equals YES (true) It then proceeds to do that the actions, which at the moment are just book or bookcharging (it will remove the bookings that are made from the rules when you remove the booking, or should) I may add more rule actions at a later date. It then uses the current booking, asks for the booking in the next lesson, then the lesson after that to book Does the same the opposite way. If it hits a problem the action will not run, other actions may. You can add multiple Conditions And Conditions mean it uses the logical AND, or there is Or which uses the Or The operation that can go on are And, Or, Not, Equals, Null, GT (greater than, int or datetime only), LT (less than, int or datetime only), GTE (greater than or equals), LTE (less than or equals), NotNull, the operations are case sesnsitive You can query against various inbuilt objects: Resource (the current resource being used) Booking (the current booking) BookingSystem (the overall booking system) User (the current user object) You do need to have some knowledge of the inners of the booking system, and how some stuff is worded and works, the source code is the best place for that. What do you think?

@TheScarfedOne would you be willing to test something I've been working on, if I can get it to work on my test site. It'll be an advanced feature and require editing an xml file to define rules. I'll try and make one to begin with and see where it goes. Hopefully, it will work the way I want it to.

HAP+ doesn't really work with IIS integrated authentication if you are trying to do it with that. It's best for Forms auth. HAP+ should of been setup to use the IIS Application Pool Identity of IISApp Pool\HAP, you may need to set the permissions on that folder using http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/84055-cant-find-iis-apppool-hap-answer.html

It should work regardless of auth method if you are using a custom SQL Connection String with a user defined in it. You may need to delete the Home Access Plus+ Event Source from the registry: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog Delete any reference to Home Access Plus+ and try again

The No's have it, it'll use my time for something else

Sounds like a display driver issue, what's your graphics card?

You may need to force asp.net into en-GB mode: How to: Set the Culture and UI Culture for ASP.NET Web Page Globalization

change exactDestinaqtion from false to true and see if that helps

It's a bit difficult to code that up as it would involve ensuring that all parent branches are expanded as well, which causes additional server load, as well as client load. I can look into it for you though.

That's odd, as most the releases are taken from my live enviroment

Open the web.config file, remove the authorization code for the setup.aspx page In the browser go to setup.aspx and change the admin password

At the moment, no, I think Paul is working on doing something with the charging rules

Not properly

can you make sure that the tracker provider (in xml or via website) states XML in caps, I think it's trying to connect to a sql provider, which is shouldn't do

The exchange url needs to be the url that you use for outlook web app: e.g. am2prd0411.outlook.com I think.

Also: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/104908-i-must-stupid.html

See: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/85402-hap-access-restrictions.html

You can always try a different connection string where is uses a specific user: SQL Server 2012 Connection String Samples - ConnectionStrings.com Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;User Id=myUsername;Password=myPassword

I didn't get a Windows Phone out of love for MS, granted their software is better than most but I really got it as I didn't want google knowing everything I was doing, and the iPhone hasn't changed since it first came out. 1 protocol that does everything for 3 that do it but not very well. CalDAV and CardDAV don't do push, IMAP not so well, EAS does all 3 and more without. EAS even supports backing up text messages to the server automatically, no 3rd part app needed, my old Windows Mobile phone used to do that 5 years ago.

put 25 into the SMTP port, that should fix it

Just seen this: Official Google Blog: Winter cleaning I don't use google services but for those who do, this is just crap. Exchange Active Sync may not be "open source" but it is much better than the "open" alternatives google are pushing. 1) Supports full push emails 2) Supports business settings (i.e. encryption, require passcodes, etc...) 3) Supports remote device wiping I'm just glad I'm using outlook.com/office 365/exchange and Windows Phone 8.

That is the preferred method

Would you want it on a per machine basis or per user agent on that ip. Just in case you have clients behind an NAT firewall.

Save that as the hapConfig.xml file in the ~/app_data/ folder