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Timetable turns recurring weekly events into a filterable schedule

Timetable is a paid Joomla component for publishing recurring weekly events as an interactive schedule rather than a collection of separate posts.

The job is to turn repeating activities into a weekly timetable with event details, locations, instructors and optional prices.

This is a common Joomla requirement for class programmes, workshops, studios, clubs and internal meeting schedules. Joomla core can store the surrounding information in articles, categories and custom fields, then expose it through menu items and modules. It does not, by itself, provide a recurring-events timetable view with weekday and time-slot layout, event filtering, or dedicated event pages. A developer could build that with custom fields and a template override, but an override changes presentation; it does not create the scheduling data model and management screens. The listing says Timetable goes beyond core by providing named timetables, weekday start and end times, event filtering, configurable colours and labels, event forms, and OpenStreetMap locations.

It is aimed at sites publishing a stable weekly programme: fitness or arts studios, training providers, community organisations, schools, and teams that need visitors to inspect several recurring activities in one place. A conventional Joomla site with occasional dates, a handful of articles, or no schedule to publish has little reason to add it. The listing does not describe registration or payment processing, so it should not be treated as an events-booking system without further checking.

Timetable is listed as a paid download from mixwebtemplates, under the directory's Timetable section, with a GPLv2-or-later licence. The developer has 61 other extensions listed, but the page shows no reviews for this one. Before buying, check the actual price, support and update terms, documentation depth, accessibility, timezone handling, exceptions to recurring schedules, imports, and whether its event form stores submissions or sends them elsewhere. The listing states Joomla 4, 5 and 6 compatibility, but does not explain the testing scope or migration path.

Listed on the Joomla Extensions Directory.