Graham Quince

Ah - my mistake - that option is only visible to the Support account. Let me look into it.

Hi @Chris Goluch, I've asked one of our developers to respond to your more technical questions, but I can answer the product roadmap-type ones. Frog's front-end was designed around security. No front-end tools have direct access to the databases - all access is through API requests. This makes Frog very secure, for instance, you cannot send a "Delete Tables" query. But it does mean that any data you wish to retrieve needs to have an API you can use to get it first. Connecting to a 3rd-party database is awkward, because you need somewhere to store the secret keys, which is not

In FrogDrive > FrogCode, you should be able to select a widget project and use the delete option on the Action Cog

In the Developer console, it's reporting that it cannot find the main.ehs widget. Which is really strange, but the other widgets preview fine. Best guess is that something corrupted on making the widget - you might be better off starting fresh

Oh - sorry @pconkie - i didn't see your message. Glad you got it sorted though.

Hi @pconkie, I'm also having issues with installing widgets and have reported it to the developers. I think a fix has been made and is being checked currently. Sorry about this Graham

Yes - it should, but when i visited your platform, it was behaving correctly. So my guess is it's done by naming... hence if you can tell me where to look, we can see if we can spot the cause.

I reckon it's an ordering thing. Looking at your screenshot, the first file starts with a number, whereas the up a level folder seems to have a name of 3 dots. Can you let me know where to find this on a site and I'll see if i can spot anything before i write a ticket up.

Hi @pconkie We've removed that functionality from the MyFrog app, but i think you'd need to look at using the HTML widget to prevent swiping as there is no setting for swiping. Graham

Hi @ADT Is this still happening for you?

Hi @pdurber, I think we've answered this in emails and separate posts now. I'm just clearing up the support section. If anyone is interested in our current offering, you can find out more here: https://www.frogeducation.com/community/training/office365 There are plans for further integration, but nothing I can be specific about at the moment.

I've also been experimenting with the HTML widget, and this code can be set to email you when someone accesses Frog via IE11: <script> function GetIEVersion() { var sAgent = window.navigator.userAgent; var Idx = sAgent.indexOf("MSIE"); if (Idx > 0) { // If IE, return version number. return parseInt(sAgent.substring(Idx+ 5, sAgent.indexOf(".", Idx))); } else if (!!navigator.userAgent.match(/Trident\/7\./)) { // If IE 11 then look for Updated user agent string. return 11; } else { return 0; // It is not IE } } if (GetIEVersion() > 0) { var user = F

Internet Explorer 11 is no longer a safe browser for your data. It’s official! Between December 2020 and April 2021, Microsoft will be ending support for Internet Explorer 11 (IE11). From December onwards, whilst it will still be accessible, some features will stop working and crucially the end of support from Microsoft means IE11 is no longer a safe place for your data. IE11 was released in 2013, and Microsoft superseded it less than two years later, when Edge became the default browser for Windows in 2015. Today it accounts for just 1.4% of internet traffic. What does this

Unfortunately, Google deprecated their website translation code, meaning that they don't support new uses. It seems the reason they have done this is, is so that users can run Google Translate directly in the Chrome browser, using the Google Translate extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-translate/aapbdbdomjkkjkaonfhkkikfgjllcleb You can share this link with parents, and all they need to do is click the button marked Add to Chrome. The extension will appear in their browser's toolbar and translate most text on all websites into their chosen language.

Different API - which brings back information in a different format. Paul uses assignmentreports.getData which returns all the information he needs. I used the FDP's assignment.getAssigned which contains all the information I needed. If I was to use the other API, I would need to make further API calls - which would slow down the search and add strain to the server.