My group extensively uses polls to vote on various items, but we also use polls to take attendance every day during a multi-day meeting.  If the meeting lasts 3 days, then we have 3 polls, and the members should only be able to vote in the actual day's poll during that 24 hours. We have members all over the world so currently use the Central Time Zone as the official "day".  The issue is that someone has to manually close a poll at the exact time to limit the activity of the members voting in the wrong poll (should be voting in the next day's poll for example because after midnight in CST).

I have been asked to request a new feature that is very important to my group:  We need a way to automatically close a poll at a certain time without manual intervention.

I have also been asked to request another new feature - the ability to set up a poll in advance and have it "open" at a requested time without manual intervention.  I figured that this one would be harder to implement in the current structure so am making it a separate request.

Thanks a lot
Beth

Also, I was incorrect in stating that Office 365 implemented DMARC.  They have not.  They have implemented signing but not actual DMARC screening so they will fail, as well.

So I guess this fell on deaf ears...  I was hopeful I could bring other groups over from Y! as I am not fond of where they are at this point but this is a deal killer for anyone on an enterprise system including Office 365 (Business and Enterprise) that are using Exchange and have their servers properly tightened to prevent spoofing of internal domains from outside sources.  If Mark is considering the fixes discussed here (group-level and user-level), I would hope to get an update as to potential implantation timeframe (loose, not exact).  Thanks.

I'd like to have a template for recurring events. With a standardized form that an admin could just plug in the changed data. Then post to the group as a whole (just like the new topic button)
So maybe in Admin>Settings>Member Notices. There could be a new Notice Type "message to the group". Then someway for admins to select the Notice, Edit it and post it as New Topic.

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 04:46 PM, Walter Underwood wrote:

It would be handy to have a mygroup+moderator alias that went to moderators
and owners.

mygroup+owner already does that. Sure, it would be more logical to use something like "mygroup+mods", but the -owner suffix is what most of us have been used to in yahoogroups for many years....

groetjes, Ronaldo

One of the first things I tried to do when setting up my first groups.io group
was to send mail to the moderators. Since mygroup+owner worked, I sent mail to
mygroup+moderator, which didn’t work.

One sample use: I do most the moderation, but I was going camping for a few
days. I let the other moderators know, so that moderation would still be
quick.

For most of my groups, all the moderators are owners, but as a group member,
I’d probably still try and send email to moderator if there was a
moderation-related question.

wunder
Walter Underwood
wunder@wunderwood.org
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 04:13 PM, Mark Fletcher wrote:

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 12:02 PM, Gerald Boutin <groupsio@...> wrote:

I tried to add a row to a database I was using to test this functionality, and I receive this error.

 

Whoops. Fixed now.

 

Thanks,

Mark 

 OK, thanks - ignore my previous message about the exporting to csv. I doubted that was what corrected the problem.
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Gerald

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 04:02 PM, Gerald Boutin wrote:

I tried to add a row to a database I was using to test this functionality, and I receive this error.

template: groupaddrow.html:156:43: executing "groupaddrow.html" at <index $.RowVals $ind...>: error calling index: index out of range: 1

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Gerald

Follow up;

I re-tried the add a row test and continued to receive the same error. I even tried logging and out and back in. Finally, I wanted to review the information in the database, so I did an export to csv. Now, add a row works again.

I don't know what to make of this, sorry.
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Gerald

I tried to add a row to a database I was using to test this functionality, and I receive this error.

template: groupaddrow.html:156:43: executing "groupaddrow.html" at <index $.RowVals $ind...>: error calling index: index out of range: 1

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Gerald

wunder,

One of the first things I tried to do when setting up my first
groups.io group was to send mail to the moderators. Since
mygroup+owner worked, ...

That address sends to both mods and owners. See reply in GMF for details:
https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/message/11014

Shal

One of the first things I tried to do when setting up my first groups.io group was to send mail to the moderators. Since mygroup+owner worked, I sent mail to mygroup+moderator, which didn’t work.

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 06:20 AM, Peter Simpson wrote:

I saw that Mark often posts in this forum and assumed that it was the way to communicate with him.

You can reach him at support@groups.io. He is generally extremely responsive.
 
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J

 

Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones.

I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

Thanks both for your responses. Posting here seems to have been a newbie mistake on my part, I did so because I saw that Mark often posts in this forum and assumed that it was the way to communicate with him.

I'll pass on your feedback to the rest of the team.

Regards, Peter

I own a group with over four thousand pictures.  It would be a good feature to be able to search the title field in the photos section to be able to find related pics.  Without a search functionthere is basically no way of utilizing the wealth of knowledge stored in these photos. 

Thanks!

Peter Dubé

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Duane