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Glad it's working for you

Hey Alan, I put together a little snippit of code that might do what you want. You'd need to add this to a HTML widget and put it on the same page as your Linked Documents widget. It won't change the dates on the select date widget, but it will broadcast a new set of dates to the system, which the linked documents widget should pick up on and act upon. I've not had time to test it, so (disclaimer) it may not work at all! <script type="text/javascript"> setTimeout(function(){ var prefs = { 'associations': { 'type': 'associations', 'label': 'Widget Collections', 'value': JSON.stringify({ 'associations': [], 'publisher': true, 'subscriber': false }) } }, sept, end = moment().valueOf(); var year = moment().format("Y"); var month = moment().format("M"); if (month < 9) { year -= 1; } var date_string = "01-09-" + year; sept = moment(date_string).valueOf(); var controller = new Frog.Widget.Controller($.find(".widget_html"), {}, {prefs: prefs}); controller.broadcast('selectedInterval', new Broadcast.Models.Interval({ startTime: sept, endTime: end })); }, 1000); </script> If you don't have the HTML widget on your Frog platform then speak to the service desk and they can enable it for you. If you have any problems let either me or @Graham Quince know. Hopefully it'll just work though

Could you get a small tick image and paste / or upload it as an image in the table widget? Also, you could copy and paste the tick icon from here - these are in the font as a character somewhere, but I have been unable to find the correct character codes to get these to show. If you copy and paste them from here into frog they should work ✓ ✔ ☑ ✅ ✕ ✖ ✗ ✘ There are some more here as well if you need them: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/search.htm?q=check&preview=entity Hope this helps!

Hey everyone! Frog has been nominated in the 'Great innovation in action awards' under the Pioneering Digital classrooms section. Voting is open until the 3rd of April - please check it out and maybe cast a vote http://www.greatinnovationawards.com/en#learn Thanks!

I did it last week (okay Friday, but it still counts!) @Graham Quince should be able to point you in the right direction!

The not being able to pick a past date in the date-picker is a bug, one that has been fixed and should be coming with the next patch (I'll have to check that). I'm not sure if @Graham Quince has any video guides on the form improvements?

Hehe, I wasn't in on Friday. I'll catch up with @Graham Quince and try and get this sorted today for you

I'll have a look asap. Are you putting this in a embed html widget? @Graham Quince might also have some ideas?

I deny everything.

That's a pretty speedy response time

Is it giving you any errors?

Hey Aimee13, I'm not sure I fully understand what you mean, can you give an example?

Some of what you've mentioned is stuff we want to get into drop 2, such as editing rows (which does show you who edited it and the time) - auto filling in data is a good idea and I'll pass it along and I'll check about the email stuff

I believe that's the idea. You would be able to directly edit (if you had the correct permissions) the data in the data-viewer app, or the new data-viewer widget. We're still working out the details on how that would work. In fact, you guys will have an opinion on this: Is it worth you being able to edit a row once it's submitted, or would being able to delete a row that was incorrect be of more use? The reason I ask, is that obviously editing a row is far harder to do - but you also have the problem that if someone edits it - do you want to know what the edited? What they changed? When? Do you want a history of who changed what? Otherwise - how can you trust that the data you're looking at was entered by the person who's name is next to it? How often could you see yourselves editing a row - rather than just deleting it and telling the person they need to re-submit? I can imagine that for massive forms, it may be more of a problem.

Strange and mystical ways, which we lesser mortals can only look upon with envy.

Let me find out the expected behaviour around this. I've had a look, and the fix seems simple enough - I just need to make sure that we didn't do it that way for some reason that I'm not aware of

Just to let you know that we've found and corrected the issue. We'll get this out to you guys ASAP.

I've approved it now - Goooooooooooooooooo @Graham Quince !!!

The UI got a bit more love today. The delete all expired notices option was moved into an action cog and can only be done by people with admin rights on the site. You can also now change the "New notice" button text - so if you wanted to use it as a kind of blog, you could do.

I've addressed this. There's a preference on the widget now (that defaults to on - which mirrors the current behaviour). When the lock-board preference is enabled, only anyone with edit and manage rights can add to the board. When off, anyone with contribute rights can. So this should get around your problem, You can add it to the page, and make sure that preference is set - so even if parents have contribute rights, they won't be able to add notices.

Okay guys and gals, here's how the notice board is currently looking. I've introduced a bunch of new features and it's been given the once over (style-wise) by our UX guru - having said that, all this is still not finalized, so things may change / look different in the final version. We've kept the style looking pretty much how it did before, just tidied it up. As you can see, you can now add rich text / images / files / link to pages etc into a noticeboard. This is the view with detail enabled. You can also just show them as a list. Notice the refresh button! You can now refresh a board by pressing that, instead of refreshing the whole site. Adding a notice has has a little UI love: Also, expired and pending notices will now show like this: Note that site admins, and the notice creators are the only ones who can see notices in this state. They don't show for anyone else. Also, in edit mode you can delete all expired notices: Finally, we've added more widget preferences: And that's it for now!

Certainly, when I get a spare moment

Seems like a fairly easy (famous last words) widget to put together

Thanks, I'll take that into consideration and see if I can come up with a solution.