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Storage is getting cheaper all the time. Why does WA have such tight limits?
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Perhaps this is the wrong category, but it was the most appropriate one I could find. I f there is a better one, please move it accordingly.
Absent an alternative access (such as SFTP, as described in https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/8849560-provide-secure-ftp-to-resources-folder-webdav-is) it would be nice if WebDAV access really worked as described in https://gethelp.wildapricot.com/en/articles/198#win8. There, it says, "You can access this drive in the future under the This PC or Computer listing in Windows Explorer." However, in my experience, this link only works in the session in which it was created, and must be recreated in each new Windows session. The advice "check the Remember my credentials checkbox" is therefore pointless. This has been a known problem for over a year.Roger Brooks
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@Jay, sorry for the delayed response. I used CSS in a Custom HTML block. Here is an example:
<!-- Display instruction for discount if user is not logged in and current date is Jul.- Dec. -->
<p class=use_discount><strong>At the bottom of the *second* page of this application, please enter the code "2HY" (without the quotes) in the box labelled "Enter discount code" when joining in the second half-year (Jul.-Dec.) to profit from a 50% discount.</strong></p> The box labelled "Code" on the *first* page of the membership application is for entry of the CAPTCHA code displayed below it.
<script>
$('.use_discount').css("display",((bonaPage_IsUserAnonymous && getMonth() >5) ? "block":"none"));
</script>Roger Brooks
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Please vote on https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/8827978-basic-image-editing-e-g-crop-rotate-etc
This is the oldest post and also the one with the most votes that I have found on this subject. It obviously isn't getting enough attention!Roger Brooks
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Please vote on https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/8827978-basic-image-editing-e-g-crop-rotate-etc
This is the oldest post and also the one with the most votes that I have found on this subject. It obviously isn't getting enough attention!Roger Brooks
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In response to Oleg's request below, my critical need is for two of the features mentioned in the OP:
1. WA should correctly interpret EXIF rotation tags. This is basic!
2. The basic edit functions mentioned in the OP: CROP, FLIP and ROTATE would greatly reduce my workload, and would provide some relief for issue #1 above.
Please see also https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/39440380-photosRoger Brooks
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All of these features are fairly basic and highly desirable. It is particularly annoying that WA still fails to respect EXIF rotation tags, as this has been requested repeatedly for over 5 years. See for example https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/8827978-basic-image-editing-e-g-crop-rotate-etc
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Tags are, AFAIK, the only tool we have to define event types, categories or classes. It would be very useful to be able to present users (and visitors) with a complete calendar of events, color-coded by type (tag). This appears not to be possible at present, but would presumably become so by "having UI elements that map to specific tags" as suggested by TangentRW.
P.S. As Bill & Sherry Martin have commented, allowing ad hoc tag creation leads to chaos. Tag creation should be a separate privilege from event management, reserved for full administrators. -
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"If you want to remove the tag completely, so it does not show up on your tag list (a tag might be no longer used or misspelled), you have to go into every event that has this tag assigned and remove it one by one."
THIS IS COMPLETELY INACCEPATBLE!Roger Brooks
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An easier and more robust solution to this problem is described here:
https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/39645199-reference-files-by-uid
Another useful feature in this connection would be:
https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/39645172-file-reference-indexRoger Brooks
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It would be nice to simply be able to embed videos in a photo album. That's the way many web platforms handle them now.