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I'm having a very minor issue with how buttons render in this new version of method (I had only previously tested in chrome). It appears as though if a button shows up below a grid, the outline/backcolor doesn't show up properly. The functionality still works and this only appears to happen with IE. Also, I'm using IE ...
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Michael,
I like the fact that you guys are now rolling out new versions as optional at first so that we can debug before all of our users go live with it. One thing I wanted to pose as a stop gap solution for other users is subscribing to your RSS feed on the Method Blog. We have several users that use Method Full Blown and were ...
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Paul, this looks great! I prefer this to having the tabs wrapping around as they do in the december version. Our admin account that I use for development (and presenting developed screens) will look much cleaner now! Also, there was an issue when a user had a ton of tab links, if the last tab link on a line extended beyond the ...
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Thanks! Everything else seems to be working well!
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Forgot to say, I'm using the latest version of Chrome, when switching to the December version, this issue does not occur.
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Looks as though if users have more tabs than can fit horizontally on the screen, they no longer wrap around, not a huge issue for us since our users only usually have a few tabs available to them. In addition, the blue dropdown box next to the role box will not fully show, it's covered up by the tabs.
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Dear Method...
Your newest upgrade seems FANTASTIC! Well done, grids are snappier and action sequence queueing is great! I think my users are going to love it! However, what my users did not love is that they could not enter their time into our timesheet program last night. I saw at 5:07 that you posted the method platform ...
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Michael,
Just to follow up, for any other users reading this. Another way to keep the same security across multiple portals is to create separate username and email address fields. So if you want 3 separate portals for your users, you would ...
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Michael,
Thanks for the clarification... I'm not sure what happened the first time, but it would only let me log into one of my portals. Looks like we will move to using a custom user table versus the Entity table to keep the logins under lock and key.
Best,
Kevin
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Our company will be using portals for our employees to log their time throughout the week. Some employees will just log time in, while some will use an approval process, and some will have admin access. So we're going to use a few different portals for this and have links to those on our website. I have a couple questions ...
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