Ward website administrator change
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Ward website administrator change
I hope this is the right place to post this question.
Our Ward Website Admin moved to another ward in the US, but still is getting emails to authorize adding new events to the Ward calendar.
Not sure if this significant, but our Ward is in Canada.
We have called and assigned a new Administrator in the MLS system, but the previous Administrator is still getting the event authorization emails.
We have looked for options to fix this, but it seems to be outside our ability to resolve.
Could this be a bug in the system?
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Our Ward Website Admin moved to another ward in the US, but still is getting emails to authorize adding new events to the Ward calendar.
Not sure if this significant, but our Ward is in Canada.
We have called and assigned a new Administrator in the MLS system, but the previous Administrator is still getting the event authorization emails.
We have looked for options to fix this, but it seems to be outside our ability to resolve.
Could this be a bug in the system?
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Based on your description, it appears you are describing the classic LUWS. (Because of this, I moved the thread to the appropriate area.) However, I thought that classic was no longer allowing new events as part of the phase out.
The new admin should be able to go in and set who gets the emails by clicking on "add or change administrators".
The only other explanation I can think of is that ward members are sending the emails directly to him.
The new admin should be able to go in and set who gets the emails by clicking on "add or change administrators".
The only other explanation I can think of is that ward members are sending the emails directly to him.
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I had another thought: The new system will email all the of Bishopric of the ward when a new calendar needs approval. Could they be getting that email?
They may continue to receive emails until the MLS system at each end acknowledges the move and "releases" the person from their old position in the ward. I've heard there can be complications if they end up in "address unknown".
I wouldn't think there would be a problem with a Canada to US move as I think both are handled by CHQ.
They may continue to receive emails until the MLS system at each end acknowledges the move and "releases" the person from their old position in the ward. I've heard there can be complications if they end up in "address unknown".
I wouldn't think there would be a problem with a Canada to US move as I think both are handled by CHQ.
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Thanks for responding so quickly. I'll contact the new Admin to see what options they have available.
(The emails are definitively being sent automatically in response to Ward Members adding calendar items to the lds.org Calendar for our Ward. They are not contacting him directly.)
I'll post here if we experience any further complications.
(The emails are definitively being sent automatically in response to Ward Members adding calendar items to the lds.org Calendar for our Ward. They are not contacting him directly.)
I'll post here if we experience any further complications.
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RussellHltn wrote:I had another thought: The new system will email all the of Bishopric of the ward when a new calendar needs approval. Could they be getting that email?
They may continue to receive emails until the MLS system at each end acknowledges the move and "releases" the person from their old position in the ward. I've heard there can be complications if they end up in "address unknown".
I wouldn't think there would be a problem with a Canada to US move as I think both are handled by CHQ.
If they have moved out (even to address unknown) then CDOL releases them based on the move out information in the membership database at CHQ, so I don't think that is the problem.
If it is the new system, this sounds related to when original "submitter" moves from unit, phone & email continue to update?
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He needs to be removed as an administrator from the Classic LUWS.
Someone with administrative authority (usually clerks or members of the Bishopric) should:
1. Go to units.lds.org and log in with their LDS Account
2. Click on the "Administrator Options" button on the left side of the screen. (They will then be directed to an administrative screen with a green sidebar).
3. From the "green screen", click "Add or Change Administrators"
4. Click "Ward Administrator." There will then appear a list of administrators for the ward.
5. If the name of the old administrator is still there, click "Delete" by that administrator's name.
That should fix it! The new administrator can be added in the same place.
Someone with administrative authority (usually clerks or members of the Bishopric) should:
1. Go to units.lds.org and log in with their LDS Account
2. Click on the "Administrator Options" button on the left side of the screen. (They will then be directed to an administrative screen with a green sidebar).
3. From the "green screen", click "Add or Change Administrators"
4. Click "Ward Administrator." There will then appear a list of administrators for the ward.
5. If the name of the old administrator is still there, click "Delete" by that administrator's name.
That should fix it! The new administrator can be added in the same place.
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Thank you for your suggestion.
I sat with our Ward Clerk and tried to follow your steps.
We logged in to Classic LDS.org and selected the Administration options button in the lower left sidebar of the Ward homepage.
In both cases (Ward Clerk, Exec Sec) we were told that only individuals with Administrator access can proceed.
We're stuck! How can we resolve this?
I sat with our Ward Clerk and tried to follow your steps.
We logged in to Classic LDS.org and selected the Administration options button in the lower left sidebar of the Ward homepage.
In both cases (Ward Clerk, Exec Sec) we were told that only individuals with Administrator access can proceed.
We're stuck! How can we resolve this?
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Yikes! Seems like those people don't have administrator access. Now you'll have to hunt for someone that does. Within your ward, I would try members of your Bishopric. Within your stake, I would try the Stake Executive Secretary and members of the Stake Presidency. If there is a Stake Website Administrator (that you are aware of), then try him before the other stake officers.arbiggs wrote:Thank you for your suggestion.
I sat with our Ward Clerk and tried to follow your steps.
We logged in to Classic LDS.org and selected the Administration options button in the lower left sidebar of the Ward homepage.
In both cases (Ward Clerk, Exec Sec) we were told that only individuals with Administrator access can proceed.
We're stuck! How can we resolve this?
The other thing that might be worth a try, is if you are still in touch with the previous administrator, to see if he/she can log in and remove himself (make sure he adds the new administrator first ).
Please keep us posted on what happens, so we can help you get this resolved! Best wishes!
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In the old classic system, the administrator was manually configured. It's not based on callings. The Stake Presidency should know who the stake admin is.
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