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1. Create "add to calendar" link in registration confirmation email

   A link for iCal or google calendar so that when registrants get a confirmation email they can immediately put it on their personal calendar. Primarily thinking about events, but would be great for trips too!

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   In Progress  ·  AdminDevin Lampe (Technical Experience Manager, The Mountaineers) responded

   Hello All -

   This idea is changing to "In Progress" as we have made progress towards adding more calendar options! We have completed step 1 of this project by adding iCal and Google Calendar links to all activities and events on the website (see activity/event landing page for details). Step 2 will be adding these links to registration emails which we hope to complete soon. Once that is complete, this task will be marked as completed.

   To stay up to date on tech updates and changes, check out our Technology Changelog: https://www.mountaineers.org/blog/technology-changelog

2. Include Badges in the Committee Roster Downloads

   Please include awarded badges in committee roster downloads as well. Currently, they are only visible when viewing the committee roster. Adding them to the download would prevent committees (like the Climbing Committee with its many leader badges) from having to duplicate this information in the notes section, resulting in a cleaner look and less manual work.

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3. Generate iCal calendar for any course activities, regardless of participation status

   I often have to manually transcribe the multiple events from a course into my personal google calendar. This is error prone and time consuming, and I bet most people do this.

   It would be awesome if the "course requirements" section of a course page that shows all the events would also contain a link to the iCal of that course so I can add all the events to my personal google calendar with a single click.

   This would be useful to do with any course, not just the ones I am signed up with:
   - for the courses I want to instruct at, it would be helpful to put all the course events in my personal google calendar even if I myself am not part of the class
   - if I am not yet accepted into a course, I would still want to see all its events in my google calendar to make sure I don't overbook those dates.

   I often have to manually transcribe the multiple events from a course into my personal google calendar. This is error prone and time consuming, and I bet most people do this.

   It would be awesome if the "course requirements" section of a course page that shows all the events would also contain a link to the iCal of that course so I can add all the events to my personal google calendar with a single click.

   This would be useful to do with any course, not just the ones I am signed up with:
   - for the courses I want… more

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   In Progress  ·  AdminDevin Lampe (Technical Experience Manager, The Mountaineers) responded

   Hello All -

   This idea is changing to "In Progress" as we have made progress towards adding more calendar options! I want to note that the final solution we are implementing differs from the original request as there is no singular course "activity" download customized to a particular person - but all course activities (and regular activities) now have iCal and Google Calendar links shown on their landing page. This will allow someone to add this activity to their calendar regardless of their participation status.

   Our next step is to include these easy calendar links to our registration emails. Once that is done we will mark this task as complete.

   To stay up to date on tech updates and changes, check out our Technology Changelog: https://www.mountaineers.org/blog/technology-changelog

4. View PDF files stored on the website in the browser

   Allow PDF (and other browser viewable files) to be viewed in the browser.

   The Seattle Sea Kayaking Committee is storing minutes as PDF documents. When you click on the file name (blue) what happens depends on the browser you are using. Some browsers (Firefox) allows the user to choose to download or view in a browser window. Other browsers (Safari and Chrome on Mac) always download the file.

   If I just want to view the file, having it downloaded to my computer is inconvenient. Now I must navigate to the downloaded file, open it, and later decide if I want to keep it. This inconvenience is multiplied when I search through past minutes for when a topic has been discussed. Every document that matches must be downloaded and then opened.

   It would be far more convenient if I could just open the PDF in a browser window. From there I can later decide if I wish to save the document to my computer. This functionality should be applied to all browser viewable formats. Images are the other category that come to mind.

   Allow PDF (and other browser viewable files) to be viewed in the browser.

   The Seattle Sea Kayaking Committee is storing minutes as PDF documents. When you click on the file name (blue) what happens depends on the browser you are using. Some browsers (Firefox) allows the user to choose to download or view in a browser window. Other browsers (Safari and Chrome on Mac) always download the file.

   If I just want to view the file, having it downloaded to my computer is inconvenient. Now I must navigate to the downloaded file, open it, and later decide if I want… more

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   In Progress  ·  AdminDevin Lampe (Technical Experience Manager, The Mountaineers) responded

   This idea has been picked up by our volunteer/staff dev work! Development has been completed and it has been moved to testing on our staging environment. The hope is to have this deployed to production within the next few weeks.