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@Corsac . . . well, duh. Totally missed that dropdown - was looking for it elsewhere. Thanks - that works.

@Cody-Adams the new D.T release is out. You should be able to use the assigned to fields now once you've installed the update.

@gaboayala The OneKingdom team would also like to upvote this request!

@Hillbilly correction, the slack I seem to be a part of is not disciple.tools. Haha, this is maybe my second time trying to use Slack? How can I join that slack? Disciple.tools? Thanks.

Hey @Susan, Great question! Here are some initial thoughts. The closest currently would be the quick actions: [image: 1709276803651-8a312111-5281-4034-9963-0bee34eaf791-image.png] They can be clicked multiple times and keep and keep a count: [image: 1709276836846-4c23b973-7d05-46f5-98f1-ecc290f74485-image.png] More quick actions can be added in WP Admin > Settings (D.T) > Custom Lists > Quick Actions. 2 other possible paths: The share app, a user can track when and where they share: https://disciple.tools/plugins/share-app/ The lead lag plugin. Send an email to each user each week asking them to fill out a form which populates "report" records. This one is a bit more complex to set up. https://disciple.tools/plugins/survey-collection/ building a "count" field that acts like the quick actions.

Hey @D_in_Pittsburgh, Tell us more of your use case. The prayer fuel helps those who sign up to know how to pray and what they should be praying for. Have a look at https://110cities.pray4movement.org/. It is a good example of a non ramadan campaign using the prayer fuel.

Hey @D_in_Pittsburgh, Great Question! You have 2 options. Have a whole wordpress install set up with D.T and the campaigns plugin. Install the campaigns plugin on your public facing website and and user the campaign you create on: https://campaigns.pray4movement.org/ Here are instructions on how to do that one: https://pray4movement.org/docs/how-to-setup-a-prayer-campaign-on-your-wordpress-site/ More on the widget types: https://pray4movement.org/docs/how-to-add-campaign-widgets-to-your-site/

@AJ So the validation for a User comes from the fact that this is a WP user which requires an email address. Instead of a fake email address, @Corsac suggested the better workaround of setting up a single Gmail address and then establishing Aliases in Gmail for each of the Multipliers.

@Corsac Thanks! Just tested it with the 1.56 update and it seems to be working. Appreciate ya'lls work!