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So here's an example of what I mentioned earlier. In this example, it's assumed that you are Ashley's Sugar Daddy and it's a Monday.On checking your Calendar, you'll see you already have plans to see Mallory on Tuesday, but the rest of the week is wide open.When she answers your call, the choices reflect your arrangement with her. Were you not in such a relationship, one of the options might be to initiate one.But in this instance, your options are to modify/terminate the arrangement, ask if she's free THAT EVENING (unlikely at such short notice) or say you want to see her soon.You pick that last option and you're then given the choice of the following evening, and the remaining days of the week.You choose Sunday, and you're told that's been added to the Calendar.If you re-open the Calendar, you'll see the new entry for Sunday evening.A few things on the "things to do/possible extras" list:- maybe have it exclude Tuesday because you already have plans- flag the conflict so you can reschedule one or the other- if it's already later in the week, "wrap around" to include the beginning of the following week

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Huw Gryffin

I'm a little confused. So which button do I press for milk and which one for sugar again and why is this lovely blonde lady with the beautiful boobs clucking around me like an old hen?

Wild Bill

The way I would do it is have the calendar screen come up when you need to pick a date, and you click on the timeslot to select it. Then it would be easy to have it show the next seven days regardless of what day it is, and grey out slots that are already full. Rescheduling existing appointments would be a bit trickier, but still pretty simple.