I want the Reminders tab to support different Lia scripts for renewal appointments:
- Reminder (default)
- Missed appointment
- Follow-up
- No-reply nudge
Please update app/templates/dashboard.html as follows:
1) Add a "Message type" selector in the Reminders tab:
In the Reminders section (x-show="tab === 'reminders'"), in the header where the Advisor and Window dropdowns live, add a new select. Find the
that holds rem-advisor and rem-window.
After the Window select block, insert:
2) Update the buildReminderScript function so it supports multiple modes:
Find the existing function:
function buildReminderScript(rem) {
Replace it with this:
function buildReminderScript(rem, mode) {
const customer = rem.customer_name || "[Customer Name]";
const centre = "Lincoln Audi";
const advisor = "Lia";
const timeStr = rem.time || "[Time]";
const model = rem.model || "[Model]";
switch (mode) {
case "missed":
return `Hi ${customer}, it’s ${advisor} from ${centre}.\n\nWe missed you for your appointment today – no problem at all, I know things come up.\n\nIf you’d like to rearrange, just let me know a day or time that works best for you and I’ll get it sorted.\n\nThanks,\n${advisor}\n${centre}`;
case "followup":
return `Hi ${customer}, it’s ${advisor} from ${centre}.\n\nJust checking in to see if you still wanted to go ahead with a renewal review. There’s no rush – I can work around whatever day or time suits you.\n\nIf you’d like to book something in, just send over a couple of days or times that work for you and I’ll get it arranged.\n\nThanks,\n${advisor}\n${centre}`;
case "noreply":
return `Hi ${customer}, it’s ${advisor} from ${centre}.\n\nI haven’t heard back from you, so I didn’t want to keep chasing. If you’d still like me to look at some options for you, just send me a quick message and I’ll put it together.\n\nIf not, no problem at all – I can close this off for now.\n\nThanks,\n${advisor}\n${centre}`;
case "reminder":
default:
return `Hi ${customer}, it’s ${advisor} from ${centre}.\n\nJust wanted to remind you of your appointment tomorrow at ${timeStr}.\n\nIf anything changes, please drop me a message and I can update things for you.\n\nPlease remember to bring your driving licence and your current Audi ${model} so we can carry out a professional valuation.\n\nSo I can prepare some details ahead of your visit, can you confirm your current mileage and the MPG from your car’s computer? It will allow me to work out your total cost of ownership so you can compare all your running costs.\n\nThanks,\n${advisor}\n${centre}`;
}
}
3) Update the Reminders list click handler to use the selected script type:
In the loadReminders() function, find where we add the click handler:
li.addEventListener("click", () => {
Inside that handler, before we set label/textarea, read the selected message type and pass it to buildReminderScript.
Replace the existing click handler body with:
li.addEventListener("click", () => {
const label = document.getElementById("rem-selected-label");
const ta = document.getElementById("rem-script-preview");
const typeSel = document.getElementById("rem-script-type");
const mode = typeSel?.value || "reminder";
if (!label || !ta) return;
label.textContent = `${rem.customer_name || ""} • ${rem.date || ""} ${rem.time || ""}`;
ta.value = buildReminderScript(rem, mode);
ta.scrollTop = 0;
});
4) Save and restart the dashboard server.
After this change, when I go to the Reminders tab:
- I should see a "Message type" dropdown.
- Clicking an appointment should generate one of four Lia messages depending on the selected type: Reminder, Missed appointment, Follow-up, or No-reply nudge.