Corinne Colbert
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At the moment Widl Apricot Membership Tribe is the best place for such support: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WildApricotTribe/
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Corinne Colbert
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OMG, this is a major PITA when working in WordPress. Pleasepleaseplease do something about this. I can't be logging out of WA every time I need to see how changes look in WordPress.
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Corinne Colbert
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This would be useful not only for events, but for data in general. As the system admin for our organization, I'd need to be able to see which other admins have logged in and when ... and what they did, especially since not all of them are tech-savvy and one gets the occasional PITA who just likes to mess things up. :-(
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Corinne Colbert
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But trying to get Wild Apricot's web themes to match our pre-existing WordPress sites is difficult for those of us who are not code-savvy, are volunteers, and whose organizations can't afford to pay for third-party integration solutions.
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213 votesWork in progress ·
AdminKatya Tyukina
(Senior Director of Product, Wild Apricot by Personify)
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Thank you to everyone who shared feedback on this idea. It shaped the design, and gave us the detail that made it workable.
The feature is in development. Here is what it will include:
- A new Event organizer role, separate from Event manager, so someone can run specific events without access to the rest of the account and other events.
- Three access levels, chosen per event: Check-in assistant, Registration manager and Event lead. Each level has own restrictions and designed accordingly.
- Organizer(s) are assigned on the Event details by Full administrators and Event managers.
- Organizers can’t see Contacts, Financial information, Emails and other pages. Only assigned events.
- A separate release of the mobile Admin app will follow shortly after the web release, to support the new role.
We’re aiming for a release in late November or December 2026. Dates may still move as we finish testing. We’ll post here…
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Dmitry Smirnov
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We just launched integration with Integromat platform, which helps to build automated workflows. We also provide several templates for quick start, and one of them allows to copy Wild Apricot events into google calendar. So you can share this google calendar and you members can subscribe to it.
You can try the integration by this link https://www.integromat.com/en/integration/2276-copy-wild-apricot-events-into-google-calendar
Help page: https://gethelp.wildapricot.com/en/articles/1653
Blog post with video tutorial: https://www.wildapricot.com/blogs/newsblog/2019/02/14/create-integromat-scenario
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Evgeny Zaritovskiy
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No progress
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136 votes
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YES. I'm redesigning our website using a lot of WA widgets and am frustrated by their static nature. The directions for customizing the widget width is still for a static size, not a responsive one. When even my middle-aged+ members are switching among laptops, tablets and phones, it's odd to be stuck with a 750-pixel iframe.