Dmitry Smirnov
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274 votes
Evgeny Zaritovskiy
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Please review results of our analysis and design:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aBh3RKOIAbC-YOkpQtRJ8kv9kH3ZlXSID7Ezl1bCAlg/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000Post your comments/ideas right here. Until we see major disapproval, this is what we will develop in one of future releases.
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We started analysis of solution, which will allow to work with communications in more modern way. We are going to address needs related to working with forums as well. However we mostly think about mobile solution instead of direct implementing listserv.
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2 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Dmitry Smirnov
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Also here is a gist I created
https://gist.github.com/DmitriySmirnov/6902ba719fc17b9467c2f8633831dba3An error occurred while saving the comment Dmitry Smirnov
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You can find JS examples on my personal website https://houseofbamboo.wildapricot.org under "JS Samples" menu
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Looks like you are looking for database for storing custom data. Wild Apricot does not provide such kind of storage. However you could use databases like AWS DynamoDB to store additional data, it is available either from server side or from client JS.
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46 votesDmitry Smirnov
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Ad’s management is a huge business with strong players, so building something competitive will cost us a fortune. There is quite low probability that we will take it into development in the nearest future.
For simple cases we recommend to use existing CMS functionality to inject ad’s into site pages. In case if you need precise control on what and when should be shown, then we recommend to integrate 3-rd party solutions.
An error occurred while saving the comment Dmitry Smirnov
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I don't know all your needs and requirements, and I am not a professional in ads business, so I can't suggest any specific solution.
I see that Felix Figuereo said in comment, that he have some experience in it. You can find his comment below in this thread.
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The forst option is completely possible, use the following date format "2018-05-28T11:55:00.543+03:00"
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129 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Dmitry Smirnov
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We are currently working on it in our mobile app.
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Team Payments
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Due to priorities shift we had to put this issue on hold.
We’ll post any updates as we have themOleg, Product Owner @ Payments crew
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Team Mobile
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Sorting events via API have been published in 5.9 release.
https://help.wildapricot.com/display/DOC/Events+API+V2+callAccessLevel filtering is not in our near plans, sorry. But user’s support can change this situation. So we are changing status of this idea back to “Collecting comments”.
An error occurred while saving the comment Dmitry Smirnov
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Hi Ken,
There is no way to set sorting order for any API response, and there are no garantee of default sorting order. If you need to display events in some order, then it's better to sort them on client side. Most programing languages provide tools for it.
Filtering events by access level is also not supported, you can use "AccessLevel" field to filter events on client side.
I mean that the team I work with (mobile development team) is going to invest resources into solution, which will allow to organize communications with the help of our mobile applications. We are still in the process of forming that solution, so I can't provide more details.