When you are scheduling an appointment and choosing the date and the time, is there a way to have a calendar icon pop up to choose the date? Often times, I can't remember what the date is but I know Friday of this week so then I have to pull up another calendar. It would be easier to have a calendar icon. Similar to what happens when you are booking airline flights or most other items with a date.

Thanks!

Emilie

This would be really helpful for a variety of reasons!

Instead of having a drop-down menu for the month, day, and year; use a calendar control. It makes booking appointments so much easier when you can see the whole month laid out versus having to manually check a calendar before entering an appointment.

https://docs.webix.com/desktop__datepicker.html

showing an actual calendar when scheduling appointments would be really helpful. When the date is pulled up, I often have to look at my phone to see what day of the week it falls on.

Also, The default for appointments is currently 1am...Changing that to a more current time during the day would be helpful

Great idea!

Please include the day of the week in all things that are dates. Especially in appointment reminders, appointments set. It is very confusing to the clients.

Hi, Could you please have a mini calendar pop up? the list of dates is not as useful as being able to see the day/date together.

I Agree! This would be SO much easier...right now I have to go into google calendar to find that date, then add it from the drop down menu. I would really appreciate an open calendar instead.

I really wish that in the date/time fields the day of the week appeared as well. For example in appointments. it lists. 11/19.2017 at 1:00-2:00. But no day of the week. It could be Monday, 11/19/2017 at 1:00-2:00. It is important to prevent confusion. Now I have to have a calendar open beside it.

When I look at the appointment list for a client, I have to go find a calendar to know which day of the week the date is on. Please include this information on the appointment list.

And it would help in sending reminders to clients. I always send a note when I schedule an appointment in a text right away.

For example in setting the appointment you enter the time and the date, but then I have to find a calendar to be sure I have the right day of the week. Looking like this now: 03/24/2017 2:30 Better if each date said Wednes. 07/12/2017 2:30 - 3:30. Help us hopeless confused folk.

Agreed! I think I just saw them add this somewhere though.

Yes, this is a much needed feature when scheduling from the clients details page. I have to keep a separate calendar at my desk just so I know what date I am looking at. A dropdown box of numbers is not helpful, as I cannot visually see what day of week I am scheduling for. It is useless to schedule from the clients detail page. So I have to exit out of that and go to the actual calendar to schedule.

IT would be very helpful to have a mini- calendar pop up when using the various schedule features. The list is fine, but it is more useful to be able to see what day of the week that is, in the moment, rather than hunt down a calendar elsewhere and try to cross reference. It really helps reduce time and potential for scheduling errors.

Hey,
It drives me nuts that the date of the new appointment is a pull-down menu. Could you please open a small calendar to click on a date for a new session?

It would be helpful to see the day of the week when I'm adding a new appointment. I find myself double and triple checking to ensure that the day of the month and weekday are correct. It just makes sense to see Tuesday, August 10....

When you add a new appointment, instead of having a dropdown box with numbers for the date, have a mini calendar open so I can choose the day by clicking on the calendar. This would help me make sure I am choosing the correct day of the week.

Instead of a drop-down menu for the day of the month it is more efficient to have a month display like a regular calendar. In this way whomever is scheduling an appointment does not have to be looking at a calendar to know which day of the week it is.