In either IE7 or FF...
In either IE7 or FF...
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Steve Castaneda
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Yep and it's different in IE7 and FF....
There is a navigation warning error in IE7 and they (individual reminders) actually show as deleted in FF, but, then when you try to navigate away from the page, you get a navigation warning error reminding you to save any changes if you try to go back to the main page, they are still there....
Hmm...nevermind. Seems you have to "save reminders". Seems a little weird since I'm deleting, not saving, but, I guess it works.
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Yea, that is a bit funky. A better implementation would definitely be a dynamic, javascript driven delete where you hit the trash can icon and the task goes away period. The pop ups are actually pretty annoying.But we're working on functionality here - this is definitely something that can be changed post-release with a work order.
Steve Castaneda
I sell Houston homes and write at this blog dedicated to Real Estate Technology for agents. I originally created this Houston Real Estate site and switched to REW - awesome decision.
Deleting with trash can icon works fine for me, with the annoying popup box of course.
My question is how do you MARK DONE the remind and not just delete it. This maywell fall into the suggestion category.
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Steve Castaneda
I sell Houston homes and write at this blog dedicated to Real Estate Technology for agents. I originally created this Houston Real Estate site and switched to REW - awesome decision.
exactly... i hate when agents or non-admin can do anything that says "delete"...
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We need to all start a Word document and leave that sucker on our desktop....everytime we think of ANYTHING as a suggestion, we need to add it to that .doc.
Once we are out of the bug reporting phase, maybe we reconcile that list and see what can be done...
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The reminders can be deleted, you just have to be sure to save the final changes. I've removed the alert that was there for the onunload, as it was truly annoying.
The "mark done" idea is good. Keep a good list of suggestions as Morgan may be open for some things in the future, and always with custom programming anything can be done.
Cheers!
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