开云体育

Donald, Judy, It was underscores, not hyphens. The situation came about with groups with subgroups - the group name gets used as a "subdomain" aka "hostname" in the email address and the web address.

Judy, There was a problem with either underscores or hyphens or both a while back. When I used one of those in a group name I couldn't reply by email. I wrote support and they found a glitch. The

Jay, In Basic (free) groups that's true. If you purchase the upgrade to Premium then you have a Direct Add feature. You can buy it as a one-time purchase giving you 30 days of Premium, or as an

1. so i gather that one can not directly add members in io groups, but have to invite them, just as in yahoo groups? 2. is there the same choice in io groups as in yahoo groups between being email

I am attempting to create a new group and for some reason groups.io won't accept Miami-County-Indiana-Freecycle. Is it the hyphens that's the problem? I've used hyphens in other groups I've created,

Can you attach a screenshot so we can see (and help)? Maria

Just tell them 'wiki' means 'file' in the groups.io 'dialect.' It's exactly the same thing. J Sent from my iPhone [excess quote trimmed by moderator]

My group is a bunch of old ladies (50 and older). They're not going to use a wiki to find files. To them, files should be in the files, not in the wiki. I'm not trying to be difficult, I just know my

On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 03:10 pm, Shadow Grafix wrote: One of my members was going to add links to various websites for future reference and the only way they could be added is if you upload them from

Judy, The Wiki feature gives you that ease. But I see Mark already suggested that (beta@#6961). /g/beta/thread/803822 One writes a page using the same editing tool (with formatting

On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 03:10 pm, Shadow Grafix wrote: I’m not going to compare my wish to yahoo, yahoo is what drove me here You are not alone. :-) But Groups.io needs to provide at least all of

The first thing on my wish list is to be able to write txt files for the files portion of groups.io. One of my members was going to add links to various websites for future reference and the only way

On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 09:28 am, HR Tech wrote: As a member of groups that I am not an admin on - it would indeed be nice to have a way to find my own posts. Sure, but that would not be enough to

Thank you all. As a moderator, I need all those things listed that it seems Mark is working on vis-á-vis searching the message archive by author/ email address etc ( with actual links to the

Hi Not sure why but there are no labels for all of the functions and features on my sites (and this one) on my iPhone. I have to click on blank lines and see what appears - calendar, files, etc. To

J, Oh, I see. I suppose he meant that the search normally includes just the message body content, and he'll have to do some work to get it to include the Display Name (which comes from the sender's

Marvin, I don't use Jaws or any other screen reader, so I can't tell you specifically what to expect from them. That said... If you are logged in to Groups.io at the top of any Groups.io page there is

On Mon, May 30, 2016 at 05:43 pm, Shal Farley wrote: What bug is that? Try doing a search on "By Shal Farley" and nothing will come up. Mark said he was working on this but that it was turning out to

Vickie, Every member will have access to every one of their posts, just like they do in yahoo, after Mark fixes the search bug. There's no need to give members access to their complete activity log

J, What bug is that? Search using the "poster:" keyword works now, and is available to all group members. The big problem is that it is completely undocumented. Along with any other keywords the