The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Maybe I am overlooking something, but there seems to be no way to (bulk-) delete past reservations - other than going directly to the database.
I am using the module in a restaurant, and this feature is needed.
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Comment #1
ZZman commentedO.K. this could be useful for others ...
We will implement it in 8.x version.
I see it this way : in administration will be settings for interval in past (in days) - elderly reservations will be automaticaly deleted.
Comment #2
ZZman commentedComment #3
ZZman commentedQuestion is if :
- tie this feature with Job scheduler modul which has actually Maintenance status: Unknown ...
- insert some code into module, and check (e.g. when new reservation is insert or reservation view is evoke) if there are old reservations in the database (if so then run sql command).
2nd question is - are there another Simple reservation actions which need to be run in some intervals?
Updated : maybe Rules module will be the best choice
Comment #4
martin107 commentedI agree, it looks like the "Job scheduler" is not going to be maintained in the future. All the functionality we need should be in Drupal core.
I hope we can find the answers in here.
http://drupalcontrib.org/api/drupal/contributions%21examples%21cron_exam...
For the second question ... regarding https://drupal.org/node/910952 I can't think of any other timed actions.
but then I am still thinking about it design