This is pretty simple to engineer, as long as you have a database and
understand a dynamic programming language like PHP or Ruby. Depending
on your situation, that may be a non-starter.
In a nutshell, you would create a database table for members, and
another for classes. The owner/administrator would put one row in the
class table for each open “seat” in the classes, and a row in the
members table for each member. The way they would likely do this is
through an admin console that you would design and secure.
When a class “seat” was purchased, it would be marked as taken in the
database, and thus would not be available to sell. When all of the
seats were gone, the class would be full and no further sales would be
possible.
If all of the classes cost exactly the same, you could use a very low-
fi cart system like a PayPal Buy Now button. If they each cost a
different amount, then you would put the price in the classes table,
and use that to construct a purchase button on the fly (slightly more
complex).
Walter
On Sep 8, 2011, at 9:10 AM, Andy wrote:
I have a client that has a (Zumba Fitness) studio.
He offers 5 different types of Zumba classes over a number of days
and all at different times. Each class has a restricted number of
people in it.
The Problem!
Is there a way that their clients can book and pay for a class
online, giving priority to members (through a member login)
with a counter that would countdown as the class fills up? also
could this counter automatically reset itself after the event?
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Andy
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