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Definatly interested in this as well.. I've tried several solutions and the workflow just doesn't work for booking people... such as massage therapists or other health practicioners.

It's kind of not the right word, "static".

I'm putting together a website for a small local cafe (not internet, but they do have free wifi) that caters to a very vibrant and young group of outspoken movers and shakers in the grass-roots movements (music, art, culture, policy, etc).

I was developing an interface for their main hub but got burried in the comlexities of their demands for a stunningly gorgeous theme that was, I'm ashamed to say, out of my league, but very plausable.

Fot this Cafe, I've put up a basic interface based on the "Flower" theme, took the document she printed her menus with (for the food in the restaurant) and wrapped in in the header/footer, and have the following modules (so far, these can change):

-piCal = the community events calendar (because of it's ability to do recurring and permissions-based events), -SmartSection = reviews (both published in the newspapers and directly from patrons).
-Liase = Contact / Contest Forms

I don't want to keep the cafe food menu static, and would like for the owner/manager to be able to change the menu using a WYSIWYG interface. Inbetween looks a very feature-rich editor, but what would be the best "management" module to use it in?

Others on the wish list:

-a good polling/survey module to take customer surveys, rally support for environmental & public health related issues, etc. and analyse the data. They're currenly using surveymonkey.com, which is very powerful, but laks that built-in feel.

-membership to a group that expires after a set time, to encourage, which will interplay with...

-a payment module or cart(xosc, zen, kshop, ?) that can add the user to certain groups based on their purchase. (ie, they purchase a t-shirt and get bonus access to rich-media content)

-has a module been developed that functions like the regkey hack did, being able to generate a key for someone to signup and immediately be part of a particular security group.

If anyone has a second, PM me for the .htaccess password and check outhttp://test.yasisplace.com.

Thanks!

I was looking at exactly the same thing. In my FAQ i have a link to mapquest via a form. That form collects someone's Postal Code and after submitting the form, takes them to mapquest where the directions and map are displayed. I wanted this to be wrapped in my XOOPS theme.

So, here's what I'm going to try: a one page module with an Iframe, and the link passes the url as a variable to the iframe module.

Has this already been done?