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When I use the "EVENT COPY" button, Its AWESOME! All the relevant things get copied, and all the irrelevant things do not (particular volunteers signed up for shifts).

The only small thing missing from the Event Creators point of view is that by Copying, EC has just CREATED an Event. EC should ideally get this same notification:

If the visitor is not logged in, "Join" is currently not presented as an option.
Instead, let's show "JOIN" but when visitor (not logged in) tries to click on it, they get the yellow bar message, preferably with a link to sign in, to let them know what they can do (they need to sign up before they can join a shift).

"You need to sign up first before you can join a shift"

(not as stored in the database, just the display on the form)

When you create an event, whatever you specify for ISSUES (whether a particular value, such as 'community', or [none]), cannot be changed.

Here I CREATE an EVENT with the ISSUE: Community

Then I EDIT the EVENT, and I delete 'Community' and add 'Arts & Culture'

When I return to view the Event, ISSUES reverts to original values, in this case 'Community'

Instead, refer to Event metadata here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BymnRQlxymiRS290MFpsS2FkZ3c

Here is an EVENT complete with SHIFTS.

When I COPY EVENT, the SHIFTS are not copied.

If I Create a shift, and specify a skill, say "Media monitoring",

Then I go into Edit Shift to make changes:

Here, I delete "Media Monitoring":

But it still appears when I Save changes:

Adding a second skill works fine.
Adding a second skill, then deleting the first, also works great. So it appears the system doesn't like a state in which there are NO skills specified in the Edit Skills screen.

System behaving as if this Event Time were May 5 (tomorrow). Event Time displayed is May 7.

You can specify SKILLS when you create a SHIFT, but if you attempt to EDIT an existing SHIFT (and you are the event creator), you cannot VIEW/EDIT the SKILLS.

See Issue #88. Same error message.

(visible to Logged In peeps only)

Created by: test_user [email protected]

Can we make it a mail-to link?

I just got this message when I created a new event (for may 14) (clicked on Create Event button):

Red screen "Oops sorry something went wrong"

But I was unable to replicate it!

currently I don't receive a notification either by email or in my feed when I:

1. JOIN a shift
2. LEAVE a shift
3. CREATE an event
4. someone SIGNS UP for my event

or for any other reason, with one exception:
A notification for "your event is happening tomorrow" does appear in Notifications, but not Email

Logged in as a user, signed up for a shift, got this message when I tried to leave shift by clicking "LEAVE"

FEED text:

Your skill 'Cooking' is needed during the 'Canvassing' shift of the 'Caucus for Hillary' event.

EMAIL text:

Subject: Your skills are needed!

Someone needs your skills for the following shift. Can you help out?
April 10, 2018
Canvassing 10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
Skills Needed: Audio/Visual Tech/Microphones/Sound systems , Clean up/Set up/Extra pair of hands , Crowd control

Caucus for Hillary Berkeley, CA
April 10, 2018 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Event created by test_user([email protected])

Something to get a user's attention when they first log in so they will go check out any requests for their skills in their feed.

An Event time is displayed for each Event, but there is not a way to edit the time in the Edit Event Screen:

Test Description of issue: Madelaine learns how to report issues in github.

The simpler the UI, the better, for now.

I'm seeing the 'old' seed data on the home page, but not the more recently created events (Sequoia Grove) since we talked today.
Let's not display the Hillary and Bernie seed data for this deployment.

A friendly warning at the top using the yellow bar would be nice. Like "You can't create events in the past."

Make "Join/Leave" a button rather than a link

I'm reporting this so I don't forget, but I don't think it needs to be resolved because we might change the "shift limit" part of creating events anyway.

This happened when the same user signed up for a shift twice.

Make "Back to Event" a button rather than link.

I'm reporting this so I don't forget, but I don't think we need to resolve because I am hoping to change the way we specify shift limits.

Issue:
This shift had a limit defined. The limit is posted and the phrase "1/$limit has been filled" appears.

When a limit is not defined, the phrase is missing here:

and here:

Here is a very simple approach that would work for now.

But I'm open to something closer to fb if team prefers (but a little more complicated):

1. Skills - no brackets, quotes, and '/n' (Duplicate Issue: See #121 )
2. Limit - remove this line.
3. Time - display as a range, like below (from Event page)
   

This looks nicer - let's display time like this:

You can specify SKILLS when you create a SHIFT, but if you attempt to EDIT an existing SHIFT (and you are the event creator), you cannot VIEW/EDIT the SKILLS.

Created the following event, then clicked "Back to homepage".

Was directed to homepage where the Test Event did not appear.

1. Make the 'Back to Homepage" a button rather than a link.

http://icsi-shift-scheduler-preview.herokuapp.com/events/new

Limit the selectable minutes to multiples of 15min

10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45

Make same change for EDIT EVENT screen.

Tweaks to the Event Creation screen:
http://icsi-shift-scheduler-preview.herokuapp.com/events/new

5a) Make start & end time default to 10:00 am and 12:00 pm rather than "now (GMT)"

Default for EDIT EVENT screen should be whatever was specified by Event Creator.

Hitting enter when you're in one of the other fields (esp. skills or issues) should NOT submit the form.
Instead, Enter could be disabled for now, or send cursor to next field. I'm not sure what is best here.

SIGN UP PAGE: Persist SKILLS & ISSUES values entered if form submission gets rejected (for password too short, e.g.)

This will prevent lost work for a new user.

so you can write a paragraph of text, not just a line.

Instead, when a user is not logged in, user can click "CREATE" and fill out several fields about an Event.
Then when they click "Create Event" after filling in fields, the user is directed to this "redirect" page.

In the black bars representing shifts,

1. Make the black bars white (and corresponding text black).
2. Change the representation of the red links "canvassing" to make it a clearer call-to-action. To go to the SHIFTS display to find out more about shifts.

lighten font of Menu Bar Titles to be legible on black menu bar.
Starts black, once you mouse over it become white and is more legible.

no matter where you are in the system.

See issue #88. Same thing for JOIN a shift

When you want to list skills, there are two improvements that could be made to UI:

1. Users should be signaled somehow (by displaying a note or by preventing user-specified entries)
   that only System-specified SKILLS should be selected in this box. It is currently possible for a user to type whatever they want, but this should be discouraged as there is no way for the uprise system to match events with user-specified skills.

1. Users should have a way to see the full list of System-specified SKILLS when selecting SKILLS during signup. Currently the menu only appears when you type a letter, say 'a'. In that case, only a partial list is displayed (those things with 'a'), so a user has to type different letters to see all the possible skills they an select.

It would be good to sort the Events by Date & Time so that when there are 20+ EVENTS, I am seeing the Events that will happen soonish at the top of the screen and the Events that are happening a few days from now further down towards the bottom of the screen.

Specified SKILLS for this shift during its creation as one user and SAVED CHANGES
When I view the shift as the event creator, I don't see the SKILLS specified:

As a non-logged in user, I don't see any SKILLS specified in relation to this shift.

NNVolunteerActivitiesListSKILLS.docx.txt