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On Sat, Feb 26, 2022 at 10:12 PM, Pat O'Coffey wrote:

Any potential fixes?

Have you tried another browser like Chrome or Firefox and setting that as your default?

Regards
Andy

Try a different browser?

Has anyone had problems with the groups.io links with Windows 11.? Anytime I select any link to groups.io I get directed to the Microsoft Edge Home Page.? Chatted with Microsoft and they said it was a problem with Windows 11, but there was no fix.

Happening for anyone else?? Any potential fixes?

Thanks.? Pat

Thanks, Frances. I tried that and it works - except that the Updated column for each row is changed to the day/time I did the import. That's a problem since that information is important to us. I supposed we could add a time column and a date column but they would have to be manually updated whenever there's a change.

Pete

On Sat, Feb 26, 2022 at 09:15 AM, Peter Cook wrote:

We have a database that contains our neighborhood directory. The person who currently manages it will be moving on and I will need to be able to assign it to someone else. It is set to be viewable by members but editable only by moderators and the table owner (who is the aforementioned manager).?

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Well, this works. First, make sure that members can create tables (in Settings) and as previously noted, you can lock down the settings for each individual table. (Members must be able to view the table.)

Then the member can export the table in JSON. And import it in JSON.

I tried it and it works. My member (non-moderator) cannot edit the other databases but can edit this new one as table owner. You can also do the export yourself and send him the file for importing. But probably cleaner if the member does it all.

BTW, I didn't delete the table from Databases. I would only do it after it is safely transferred ownership and appears in Databases properly.

Frances


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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 11:57 AM, Kathrynne wrote:

But now my group won't accept my posts, and also does not recognize that I'm a member of my own group. Yet, I do get messages from members of my group, sent to my former email address.

If you really completed an address change on your existing account, posts wouldn't be going to the old address anymore.

/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understanding-groups-io-accounts/setting-account-preferences-and-viewing-account-information?

So you either didn't complete the process, or may have done something else.

-- A confirmation email should have been sent to the destination (Yahoo) address. Did you respond to it??
-- Did your Yahoo email address already have an account before you started this process? If so, you may have merged the accounts instead of simply changing email addresses.

At this point I suggest you try to log in under the old address and see if you can still access your Owner functions. It would be unwise to recommend a course of action until we know where you currently are.

Regards,
Bruce

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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 08:19 AM, David Evans wrote:

Is it possible to poll a sub-group with a list of emails?

You can't specify which members of a group would get the poll email, so I think the answer you're looking for is no.

Duane
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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 11:57 AM, Kathrynne wrote:

I want to get rid of my current email address, as I no longer wish to maintain my GoDaddy website. I have a separate email address with yahoo, and another with icloud that I would rather use. So I changed my account to reflect the Yahoo email address, thinking it would be a simple change. But now my group won't accept my posts, and also does not recognize that I'm a member of my own group. Yet, I do get messages from members of my group, sent to my former email address. I've tried repeatedly to resolve this but without success. Can anyone help me change my email address and still be recognized as the group owner, and send messages? Thanks for any advice. -Kathrynne

I am puzzled. Did you change your email address in the top right corner - Account?
/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understanding-groups-io-accounts/setting-account-preferences-and-viewing-account-information

And if you are visiting your group home page, I would be wary of auto-fill after the change. Just check!

Frances
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I want to get rid of my current email address, as I no longer wish to maintain my GoDaddy website. I have a separate email address with yahoo, and another with icloud that I would rather use. So I changed my account to reflect the Yahoo email address, thinking it would be a simple change. But now my group won't accept my posts, and also does not recognize that I'm a member of my own group. Yet, I do get messages from members of my group, sent to my former email address. I've tried repeatedly to resolve this but without success. Can anyone help me change my email address and still be recognized as the group owner, and send messages? Thanks for any advice. -Kathrynne

On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 09:19 AM, David Evans wrote:

Our group has 900 members located around the world. The Pacific NW chapter would like to send a poll to a list of members located regionally. Is it possible to poll a sub-group with a list of emails?

Can you please clarify? Is the Pacific NW chapter an actual subgroup in Groups.io?

While I have not polled a Groups.io subgroup, I see New Poll in the menu in my subgroup, so I think the answer is yes, you can poll all members in a subgroup.?

Here's about polling:
/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/working-with-polls?single=true

Frances

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Our group has 900 members located around the world. The Pacific NW chapter would like to send a poll to a list of members located regionally. Is it possible to poll a sub-group with a list of emails?
Thank you for your assistance.

David Evans
Nordhavn Owners Group Co-moderator

On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 01:21 PM, Rubens wrote:

Thank you... Just a few seconds
before reading your (correct)
answer, I finally have figured
out this bug...

(It's a bug, right?)

Well, kinda. It's not particularly intuitive, but is clearly mentioned in the docs.?/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-group-topics-and-messages/splitting-topics?

Fixing this has been on the "to do" list for some time, but somehow never seems to get priority.??

Regards,
Bruce

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RA| The Wiki says "Select SPLIT",
| but this option doesn't appear
| on the drop down menu "More"

Du| It won't if it's the first message
| on the page. You either have to
| display the topic by oldest first
| (so the message of interest is at
| the bottom) or wait for another
| message to be posted.


Thank you... Just a few seconds
before reading your (correct)
answer, I finally have figured
out this bug...

(It's a bug, right?)


[ ] Rubens






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On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 12:07 PM, Rubens wrote:

The Wiki says "Select SPLIT",
but this option doesn't appear
on the drop down menu "More"

It won't if it's the first message on the page.? You either have to display the topic by oldest first (so the message of interest is at the bottom) or wait for another message to be posted.

Duane
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Fr| See the GMF wiki:
| /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/2763


The Wiki says "Select SPLIT",
but this option doesn't appear
on the drop down menu "More"...


[ ] Rubens




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DH| You could moderate the old topic
| and manually edit each post with
| the new topic that has the old
| subject line


Nope, I can't (maybe because my
group is 2019's Basic, I don't know).

I already tried that, but Groups.io
doesn't allow me to edit the subject
of a single message, only the whole
topic altogether.

That's why I'm asking how to do it
(split subjects).


[ ] Rubens





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On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 11:29 AM, Donald Hellen wrote:

People replying from their email program or webmail service will still be able
to reply to the old topic with its subject line the same. That means you'll
still likely see them replying to the old topic with the new subject (hence, a
mismatch).

You could moderate the old topic and manually edit each post with the new topic
that has the old subject line if it's important enough to justify your time.

Good point. The Help mentions this.
I don't tend to clean up these messages until the flurry of emails dies down.?

However, I can see doing it, setting the two threads to moderate, and sending a message on each thread to alert members who wish to continue the conversation on these topics.

Frances
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Rubens . . .


On Thu, 24 Feb 2022 12:06:24 -0300, "Rubens" <rubens.alves@...> wrote:

The message was posted under a topic "X", but it just started a
new subject, so I want to edit it to change the "subject" field and
thus start a new topic on the group's website

People replying from their email program or webmail service will still be able
to reply to the old topic with its subject line the same. That means you'll
still likely see them replying to the old topic with the new subject (hence, a
mismatch).

You could moderate the old topic and manually edit each post with the new topic
that has the old subject line if it's important enough to justify your time.

Donald


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See the GMF wiki: ??/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/2763

Or Help for more detail:
/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-group-topics-and-messages/splitting-topics?single=true

Frances

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