Scheduling Multiple Rooms at One Location
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jdlessley wrote:Based on the number of reports in these forums of the users having difficulty with this it only makes sense to restore the checkbox as a method of selecting.
Here, Here! We've had many, many complaints already about people asking how to choose multiple rooms since the disappearance of the "check box" interface. Please restore the checkboxes!
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Scheduling Rooms & Equipment with a specific Resource
As we have been training each of the Wards in our Stake, V2 has made it a little more difficult and frustrating to schedule multiple rooms in a building. In V1 all you had to do was place a check in the box next to the room you wanted. In V2 in order to select multiple items you have to hold the Ctrl key down while selecting the resources you need. The problem is if you don't do that you loss what you have just select and an reality you only end up selecting one. If members don't know that they become frustrated when they think they have scheduled the cultural hall and Kitchen. My recommendation is to place the check box back in, or revise the program to allow multiple selections withou holding the Ctrl key down.
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mmkids6 wrote:My recommendation is to place the check box back in, or revise the program to allow multiple selections without holding the Ctrl key down.
I moved your post into an existing thread on this very topic. So you can see that you have plenty of company on this topic!
I certainly agree with the recommendation to restore the check boxes for scheduling multiple resources. I would disagree with allowing multiple selections without holding down the Ctrl key -- that would be a non-standard implementation that would simply confuse a different set of users.
Questions that can benefit the larger community should be asked in a public forum, not a private message.