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- 25 Agosti 2026, 20:23 UTC
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**************** now has two sub-tabs. "Webinar Types" is what an administrator configures — the offering, its presenters, its reminders. "Scheduled Availability" is what a MEMBER declares: when they can host, once, for every type that lists them. Those are different jobs done by different people, and they used to be tangled together in a per-type tab where the same hours had to be re-entered for each offering. The availability tab defaults to yourself. A member picker appears only for MANAGE_WEBINAR_SCHEDULES holders, and the backend enforces the same rule. The type detail view's Slots tab becomes a read-only Availability preview. Nothing is editable there on purpose: one member's windows serve every type they present, so editing them from inside one type would silently change what the others offer. /calendar gains an availability layer — a green backdrop on the week and day grids, a dot in the month cells, and a toolbar toggle. It is painted as a backdrop rather than as events because that is what it is: a window puts nothing on anyone's calendar and is free to sit underneath a meeting, and the meeting is what blocks that part of it out when somebody tries to book. Clicking opens an availability editor, deliberately not the event dialog. availabilityWindows.ts mirrors the server's expansion so the backdrop can be drawn without a round trip per week. The server stays the authority for anything that books; this only paints. The schedule wizard now posts an absolute instant. It previously sent a slot id plus a bare "09:00" to a field the server parses as an Instant, so that path could only ever have thrown. Child-org restrictions move from a dated slot to a weekday, matching the backend: naming one date left every date the parent added later unrestricted. 3025 tests pass; the i18n key guard is clean against a fresh dictionary clone.