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    CorsacC
    What's New D.T Web Components: Enhanced web component framework for better extensibility Record Images: Click to enlarge functionality for better image viewing CSV Export: Resolved bug with exporting all fields Custom Communications: Create custom communication channels on custom post types Magic Links: Improved language detection from request headers DT Storage: Enhanced user experience when plugin is not available New Features Disciple.Tools Web Components Framework The Disciple.Tools developer community has been working on web components for D.T ever since the 2023 D.T Summit. We are happy to announce the component library finally landing in the core theme. Text, textarea, date, tags, dropdowns, multi-selects and connection fields are now rendered by lightweight, reusable Web Components that keep the interface consistent and future-proof. Expect snappier forms and easier maintenance going forward – with more components already in the pipeline. Custom Communication Channels on All Record Types You can now create custom communication channels (like phone, email, social media, signal number). This extends the flexibility of Disciple.Tools to track various ways of connecting with people across different record types, not just contacts. Enhanced CSV Export Fixed a critical bug that was preventing some fields from being exported when using the "Export All Fields" option. Now all available fields will be properly included in your CSV exports for better data portability and analysis. Improvements Enhanced Magic Links Language Detection: Magic links can now automatically detect and use the preferred language from request headers, providing a better multilingual experience Better Documentation: Improved documentation for developers working with magic links DT Storage and Images Integration When the DT Storage plugin is installed, Images uploaded to contact records, groups, and other posts can now be clicked to view in an enlarged modal. This makes it much easier to view photos, without having to open images in separate tabs. When the plugin is not installed, the user interface now properly disables cursor pointer interactions instead of showing non-functional elements, providing clearer user feedback. Fixes Customizations: Resolved issue where blank default options in key select fields couldn't be deleted Template Security: Blocked users without proper 'access_disciple_tools' permission from accessing the D.T frontend. Translation Updates Updated translations from Weblate community contributions Community Love these new features? Please join us with a financial gift to support continued development. Follow progress and share ideas in the Disciple.Tools community: https://community.disciple.tools Glorious Contributors Big ups to: @micahmills – The image whisperer @kodinkat – Export wizard + plugin therapist @corsacca – Security enforcer + component tamer @cairocoder01 – Master of the web component forge Full Changelog: https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools-theme/compare/1.69.2...1.70.0

  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    130 Posts
    mbrownM
    @Corsac Ok, I've update the plugin to 2.10.3. I'll check the log in the morning to see how it looks and let you know.

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    T
    We need reporting for attendance. What is the use of entering those who have attended meetings, if you cannot then pull out a report of those who have not.

  • 5 Topics
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    CorsacC
    Hey @kainos, this question was also asked on the theme issues here: https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools-theme/issues/2674

  • 35 Topics
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    CorsacC
    @FishingWithNets @josephine59 and anyone else following this post. In v1.1.1 of the Facebook plugin we've added a page to paste the IDs and search for them. You can then decide to delete the FB data (facebook data and facebook conversations) or delete the whole contact. [image: 1744218758753-b0b87718-e11c-416c-b209-b34db2937ce7-image.png]

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    S
    @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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    CorsacC
    Thanks @mbrown!