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  • Thread Starter cybermrwolf

    (@cybermrwolf)

    Hi Hakan and thanks for your help.
    Even using the Bio Page didn’t work.

    Hi Hakan, to clarify the logic of the site:

    I am building a Multi-Owner Boat Syndicate where each boat is a private resource.

    The Providers: I have created a unique Provider for each boat (e.g., Lexicon ID 14, Balmoral ID 15).

    The Services: I have created a unique Service for each boat (e.g., Service ID 5, Service ID 6) to ensure independent booking rules and availability.

    The Restriction: In the back-end, each Provider is mapped exclusively to its own Service. For example, the Balmoral provider is ONLY allowed to perform the Balmoral Service.

    The User Experience: I use Ultimate Member to show a private dashboard to each boat owner. My shortcode is: [app_book provider=”15″ service=”6″ hide=”service”].

    The Problem: Even though the Balmoral owner is restricted to Provider 15 and Service 6 in the back-end, the shortcode on their dashboard is loading the ‘Lexicon’ (Service 5) data. It seems the plugin is defaulting to the first Service ID in the database instead of respecting the service=”X” attribute in the shortcode.

    How can I force the calendar to strictly load the Service ID defined in the shortcode?”

    Thread Starter cybermrwolf

    (@cybermrwolf)

    Hi Hakan, thanks for the quick reply.
    I’ve tested using a simplified shortcode: [app_book service=”5″]. Even with this direct command, the front-end calendar continues to load a completely different service (ID 6) instead of the one specified. It appears the shortcode attribute is being overruled by a global setting or a provider-service mapping. Do you have a recommendation for forcing the shortcode to respect the Service ID?

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