In 2.2.1, the default ward seems to be the boundaries in which a user lives, or what is typically their home ward. Although this behavior makes sense for most users, it is preferred that tools opens to our calling specific situation. For example, a stake user would open to the stake. A YSA user would open to their assigned YSA ward. This thought process is based on why a user is accessing tools 80% of the time. It is for their calling.
Secondarily, when a LDS.org users logs in they are presented with their tools based on their calling.
Default users home ward
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Re: Default users home ward
I would expect that the default ward is the one in which the member's membership record resides.
The idea of defaulting to an out-of-unit ward isn't a bad one, but how would it determine who is a "stake user"?
Maybe the best idea is to default to what was last used.
The idea of defaulting to an out-of-unit ward isn't a bad one, but how would it determine who is a "stake user"?
Maybe the best idea is to default to what was last used.
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Re: Default users home ward
I agree with the last accessed idea. It would be better if it didn't default to ward for stake calling users.
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Re: Default users home ward
This is good feedback – I'd suggest sending in-app feedback under settings, to make sure it gets to the developers. Members with stake callings and out-of-unit leaders are good use cases.
Samuel Bradshaw • If you desire to serve God, you are called to the work.