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  • Announcements regarding our community

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    What's Changed Setup Wizard Improved modules for contacts, group and people groups Multisite: Experimental option to only install location grid tables once Removed old metrics files. Details Setup Wizard Disciple.Tools has grown to be a powerful flexible tool used by ministries for many different purposes (or use cases). We've built a setup wizard to help new teams easily tailor their instance to match their needs. This makes setting up Disciple.Tools easier and also helps teams discover parts of Disciple.Tools that might have been missed before. The setup wizard will automatically appear on new D.T sites. You can also find it by going to the WP Admin > Dashboard and clicking "see" next to Setup Wizard in the Setup Tasks tile. [image: 40c17452-8e7a-4f57-a0ee-f72ec57bc0cb] For more information on the use case options, see https://disciple.tools/use-cases/ Modules In building the Setup Wizard we're grouped more Disciple.Tools fields and functionality into "modules". This lets multiple fields, workflows and record types be turned on or off in one go. Modules can be enable and disabled from the WP Admin > Settings (D.T) section. Here they are in the setup wizard: [image: 82a2c252-e78d-410e-8f98-858c8cae5a20] One Multisite Location Grid Table This is an experimental feature for saving hard drive space in large multisites. In a multisite each subsite normally comes with the full location grid table. This results in a lot of used hard drive space. This feature lets all the subsites share the same multisite table. To be secure this should only be enabled for multisites where admins are not creating custom locations. Details on enabling the feature here. Community Love these new features? Please join us with a financial gift. Follow progress and share ideas in the Disciple.Tools community: https://community.disciple.tools Full Changelog: https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools-theme/compare/1.68.0...1.69.0

  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    Hi friends, The objective of the contact update notifications is that the project/team is reminding the assigned user (record owner/responsible user) to keep progressing with the contacts assigned for them to steward. Therefore, the update trigger timing is based off the contact status. The update needed is reset by comments from the assigned/responsible user or status change. It can be overridden with a trigger a the top of the contact record. Other users (digital responders and dispatchers) frequently add details to the conversation without actually being a substantial progress update and therefore do not automatically reset the update needed trigger. All of these settings can be tweaked or completely turned off in the Admin > Settings (D.T) > General Settings tab > Update Needed Triggers section. There is a tick box to enable/disable the update needed notifications and the timing and text of the individual notifications are set within that section.

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    Hey @Nestor-Matos, Welcome. Please feel free to write any setup questions you have here, or join the Disciple.Tools discord server. Then ask any questions on the #setup-and-questions channel.

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    Trying to add a D.T site to the Wordfence Central and seeing this error? [image: 1699349694389-7b1fb0ec-294d-4aba-8838-14988d9565ed-image.png] The error message says cloudflare is blocking the request. This is actually due to Disciple.Tools blocking unrestricted rest endpoints. To enable go to WP Admin > Settings (D.T) > Security > API Whitelist. Add these urls to the box and save: wp-json/wordfence/v1 wp-json/wordfence/v1/authenticate wp-json/wordfence/v1/config wp-json/wordfence/v1/disconnect wp-json/wordfence/v1/scan wp-json/wordfence/v1/scan/issues wp-json/wordfence/v1/scan/issue [image: 1699349916935-f1028d52-291e-4c5f-84a9-bbc781ed9ba4-image.png]

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    @micahmills, thank you so much!

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    @Jordan-Brown It's more of a general overview before the "how to starts". The one's who don't need context and just the how to can just jump to it. Most of the video's I see nowadays have them broken up into segments with a title at each topical change point so noone is stuck watching info they don't need in a longer video. The videos can be longer but because they are broken up and identified with topics you can just pick what you need. So one, I don't want to waste a more experienced user with info they don't want on an explanation but I feel that feature could solve that issue for them. For me, at this point, I would like the video to NOT start with "we are going to show you how to do X. First go to the ....then select ...." I would suggest that the videos start with something like, "We are going to show you how to do X". X is quite a beneficial feature for those of you looking to do x, y, z in a B scenario. Typically our users leverage this feature to provide X, Y Z because they need to be able to track "T". You might also want to use X in the case of P if you are an enduser needing to manage "B". Now that we know some uses for X let's look at how to install it." Thanks for your consideration.

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    Thanks @mbrown!