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Version 8 (#43)

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* Use htmx for front end (#36)
* Use short GUIDs in URLs and forms (#1)
* Refresh theme (#38)
* Use ASP.NET Core for log on/off (#39)
* Fix date/time / time zone issues (#41)
* Update help for v8 (#42)
* Add FAKE build script (#37)
This commit was merged in pull request #43.
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Daniel J. Summers
2022-08-19 15:08:30 -04:00
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## Edit Request
To edit a request, click the blue pencil icon; it's the first icon under the “Actions” column heading.
To edit a request, click the pencil icon; it's the first icon under the “Actions” column heading.
## Expire a Request
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## Delete a Request
Deleting a request is contrary to the intent of PrayerTracker, as you can retrieve requests that have expired. However, if there is a request that needs to be deleted, clicking the blue trash can icon in the “Actions” column will allow you to do it. Use this option carefully, as these deletions cannot be undone; once a request is deleted, it is gone for good.
Deleting a request is contrary to the intent of PrayerTracker, as you can retrieve requests that have expired. However, if there is a request that needs to be deleted, clicking the trash can icon in the “Actions” column will allow you to do it. Use this option carefully, as these deletions cannot be undone; once a request is deleted, it is gone for good.