Has a gadget or widget that is placed on the members membership level homepage or at a page where a training program is located that is like a tick box button so when the clients finishes a series of video's or a subject they can tick a box to say it's complete and then there is a summary box of those completed taksks on their main membership page. Helping them to feel they are getting through the content on my site.

So you either tick it at the end of the chosen page and it summaries it on their main membership dashboard or they have one on the main dashboard they tick.
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2- Once they reach a certain level and have say completed a section and ticked it off what would be great is that automatically triggered an email congratulating them.

3- Another one would be if the client doesn't log on for a designated period of time they receive a series of emails to encourage them to log on. The system shows when they last logged in so it would be great that three after they get a email.

Please create a way for members to stay logged in on their mobile devices. We have a members-only discussion forum. When members get an email notifying them that there is a new post in the forum, they have to log in every time on their phone or tablet. It shows a log in window that says, "Please log in to continue." Even after they click the box that says "Remember me," they still have to log in every time. I don't think it would be a security risk to allow them to stay logged in, because they are coming to the members forum through their secure email. So since there is a "Remember me" button, it would be great if you could make the "Remember me" button work to keep them logged in every time they access the site from their mobile device, until and unless they choose to manually log out. Thank you!

When my members log on and go to register for an event, they see the member rate that applies, but they also see the general public rate. (I assume they see that because it is open to nonmembers and so the system shows it to everyone.)
And inevitably a handful of members blindly click the general public rate. In which case, I have to contact them and refund their money and then step them through another registration. Very time-consuming.
Is there a way, (I'm recalling that there are very clever ways to limit the results in search while looking at the member tab) to limit the choices that logged-on members see when they register? Can we, in other words, make the general public registrations only visible to people who are not logged in? Then members would only see the appropriate choice (assuming they log in.)

Currently, contacts have three choices on e-mail delivery: event announcement, e-mail blasts, and workflow e-mails. I send all three event announcements so that I can send an early one, mid-range in time, and last reminder. However, some of our members wish they could cut back on these and only get the first one. That's fine with me but I don't see any way to do this. Event announcements are a subscribe/unsubscribe choice. It would be great if we could have a subcategory of this where we could indicate which event announcements a person signs up for. Then, I could just set that choice for them and they'll get one announcement only. Perhaps the default could be all three announcements and I could just manually uncheck a box for 2nd and 3rd announcement for that person.

I want to be able to print a report for an event that lists each participant and then shows me the type of registration (e.g., three, four or seven day registration) plus transportation in a way that I can summarize to see the details of the category. I know that I can pull a summary report by the registration types, but I want to be able to see the detail. I want a report with participant name in the first columns, then the registrations types in columns across the top and total amount for each participant. Armed with that information I can then summarize the registration types and compare to total monies paid and due. I hope my explanation makes sense. And maybe already be available, but I don't know where to find it. Thank you.