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We have weekly cricket nets which we want people to be able to book into and pay for in two ways: Individual weeks at £10 per session All ten weeks in advance at £75 for all ten We have set these appointments up as two distinct appointments one allowing single week purchase at £10 but also allows for someone to book a few at a time AND seperately another Appointment Type where we have offered the same ten weeks but by ticking the "Clients must sign up for all times offered" allows for the client to with one operation buy all ten without having to tick each one. This works fine until after one week the Ten option is not available as there is a session in history. How can we override this feature or get around it. (the only way we have worked out is to cancel the historic appointment but this then sends out cancellation emails to everyone which concerns clients that all their future sessions have been cancelled. Hope this is clear ? Any wonderful people out there solved this problem?

I have an appointment type which was set up as a CLASS with "Clients must sign up for all the times this is offered" with price set for all weekly times. I now, after a few weeks into the set of classes, which to allow others to join without having to book all but be allowed to book individual dated classes. If i change that setting will i lose any of the existing booking details?

I am looking to run a, numbers limited, class on multiple (10) sequential saturdays at a set time (completed) I want the user to have the option to enrol and pay for single / multiple / all weeks. The single and multiple with no discount whereas the purchase all option would receive a discount. Eg £25/ session but £200 for all. I can set up sinlge and multi and that gives decent user experience and sepately i can set up the buy all BUT this sets them up as two different classes at the same time so from the interanl class giver perspective its not clear and obviosly therefore clear opportunity for over capacity purchasing. So how can i add a "buy all" option with discounted purchase price. Thanks in anticipation