My group deals with loads of databases, by this I mean I have to deal with loads of databases. I would LOVE to have the buttons at the top. Deleting a database is onerous, especially when I have sever

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I agree! We host many events that are for kids only, parents seem to struggle with how to respond to account for the correct amount of children. For instance, we may host a kids-only class with a maxi

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So much action on this and just in time as we posted our first hard cap event, which means it is imperative that we be able to manage the RSVPs when our members are too lazy to do so. Thank you again

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Andy, After giving it some thought, I realize the Not Sure option shouldn't be much of a problem. We do have some members who may abuse it, but we'll have to be clear that a Not Sure response will be

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So I tested this out. I created an event and responded "Attending", I then received an email with this subject [Testing] First day of school event information The email was blank. Is this what we're s

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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I haven't had a chance to play with this yet, but I'm in agreement with Andy's requests, but for now, the ability to control the RSVPs as a moderator is HUGE. I do

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Hmmm, I think that once a member changes their RSVP from attending to not attending, and then wants to change it back to attending they should be at the bottom of the waitlist, otherwise it becomes a

Has there been any move toward allowing moderators and owners the ability to manage RSVPs and waitlist? Our group is trying to figure out ways to better manage our events, especially the dreaded no-sh

Oh, that would be super helpful. We use databases to register kids for co-op classes and each class has student cap. Outside of having to monitor and "turn-off" a table when a class gets full, we have

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I can set it for 20, 50, or 100 but not Infinite Scroll. And, yes, I hit the Update Button.

I just tried this and it won't work for me either.

I like having the optional checkboxes, especially for calendar events. Our group tends to put placeholder events on the calendar without much info and then later updates the events and send them out t

So it has happened again. A moderator in my group has deleted a database. It would be very helpful if we could have a more robust set of controls for moderators. When using BigTent, I could set each m

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We have similar problems, we have people either cancel at the last minute or just not even show up. We need to be able to waitlist or remove repeat offenders as many of our events our limited by the v

Does the word "yet" mean this might be coming down the pike? That would be awesome if it is! :)

Glad to hear that I'm not alone in requesting this feature, It would be a VAST improvement over having a member being the only who can change their RSVP status. This is probably the biggest frustratio

I'm not sure if I asked for this before or not. But here goes. :) Could we please allow group owners & moderators the ability to change RSVPs for members. Our group hosts field trips and other outings

I'm at the opposite side of the political spectrum than Mark, but I fully respect the freedom he had to support whoever he wishes. I certainly wouldn't want someone telling me who or what I can suppor

You could either use the database function here on the site or use Google forms and add the link to your event. Our group uses the database when we need more than a simple RSVP. To do so, I create the

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Nevermind, I scrolled down some more and see that we get to see all the activity from all of our groups and subgroups. Very nice! I think this will be very helpful for many of my less tech-savvy and i