Hey @Jim-Grosso,
In disciple tools you can make a group inactive and then it still is available. If you delete a group, it is deleted permanently. The only way to access it would be to restore a backup of the whole site.
Hey @Jim-Grosso,
In disciple tools you can make a group inactive and then it still is available. If you delete a group, it is deleted permanently. The only way to access it would be to restore a backup of the whole site.
Hey @lbherrera,
We've recently added a custom field for uploading files.
If you have the most recent version of D.T. You can go to WP Admin > Customizations (D.T) > contacts. Add a new field in the tile you want and choose File Upload.
Then you can see uploaded files on the contact record.
Hey @lbherrera,
Please have a look at https://disciple.tools/docs/storage/.
Hey @lbherrera,
Uploading pictures to records is already possible using S3 storage (Settings → Storage). This stores images securely and privately on contacts/groups.
Document uploads (like PDFs) could potentially be added using the same S3 approach.
Can you help me understand why Google Drive specifically is important for your workflow? Are you looking to:
@lbherrera Thanks for the suggestion!
While native Google Calendar sync isn't currently available, you can use the Tasks feature on contact records to set meeting reminders with due dates. You'll get notifications inside D.T. This doesn't sync externally, but it helps track scheduled follow-ups.
We'll note this request for future development.
Hey @user27, the fix has been pushed. Please give Disciple.Tools v1.76.3 a try.
Hey @User27!
We have a fix underway for the update needed triggers. I expect it will fix what you were seeing as well.
It will be pushed in the next release.
https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools-theme/pull/2816
Hey @lbherrera,
When you configure the S3 integration you can upload pictures in the comments section.
There isn't a way to upload files directly to a record at this point.