In the Members page search box, [ Smith OR Jones ] will find all the Smith or Jones members. But in the Direct Add page search box for a subgroup , when both Smith and Jones are not in the subgroup,

Indeed, [ Smith OR Jones ] works in the Members search box. But I had tried "OR" n the Direct Add page search box of a subgroup, and there it does not work when trying find either Smith or Jones as an

Agreed. If you are an owner or moderator, your search includes names and email addresses. You can use OR in a search also. There is an outstanding issue with the search strings though (see

I am often asked to add multiple people from the main group to a subgroup. Currently this can be somewhat tedious. I have two ideas that I think might make this easier: 1. Right now I search for each

If you do that, it’s going to take scrolling through multiple pages to get past the sticky messages in some groups I know of. Thst is going to be a PITA. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the

== == I'm also in agreement with having the 'sticky' option apply to 'Messages' as well as to 'Topics'. In addition, I can see how that 'sticky' option might help to fill the gap left by 'Special

I'll add my "voice" to have the "sticky" option to also apply to the "Messages" view. This would make it so much easier for me to keep important items in front of the group, almost all of whom use the

If it happens occasionally, You could copy & paste it into a msg in the subgroup -- Bob Bellizzi

I guess no solution developed for this? Sometimes a topic is started in a main group that really should be sub-group focused. Moving it would be helpful.

You deserve the holday, Mark! - Mark

Typo - should read “ is considering only changes by the user rather than by the user or a group moderator” -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My

Maybe the bug, or issue, is in how groups.io determines whether or not the user’s Display Name in a group has been customized. In this case, it was customized not by the user but by a moderator. It

If that’s the intention, then I agree that this is a bug. Not sure whether it’s a bug or whether that documentation section is incorrect as applied to the Display Name. I’d always thought that

No, I disagree. The issue here is that display name changes in the account profile are propagated to (sub)group profiles regardless of whether a value has already been set in the (sub)group. This is

Since ultimately and logically the Display Name is a group, and not an account, variable, I would do away with the ability to edit display names from the account page altogether. Let people set their

Changes to the site this week: INTERNAL: Revamped the login system for the admin dashboard to deal with a cross-site cookies issue. CHANGE: Changed the From for all RSVP email notifications to be

The following happens a lot in our group: 1. Someone applies for membership. 2. We approve their membership and, in the process, set their Display Name to their name, their cat's name and gender, and

Andy. TY Okkkk, Got it now. I was befuddled - there's no subgroup so there is no higher level -- I didn't think to look at the Account (have never set any profile there.) I doubt if many users would

When I view it in Topics it looks fine BUT when I click on the topic my message content slides down to the bottom of the left hand menu on the big screen below the link for WiKI! Seemingl FUBAR I've

Partially. The title is now fine in topics view, but if you click on the title, the resulting page still has the skewed text Andy mentioned. Duane