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Issues Fixed: * Added request search capability (#2) * Added pagination to search / inactive request lists (#3) * Added "as of" date display option for requests (#9) * Updated documentation to reflect the new options and their behavior Also Fixed (w/o issue numbers): * Fixed a verbiage error with the confirmation prompts * Split the I18N for the maintain requests page into its own localized view * Modified many "magic strings" in the code to use F# discriminated unions instead (stored as single-character codes in the database)
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From this page, you can add, edit, and delete your current requests. You can also restore requests that may have expired, but should be made active once again.
Add a New Request
To add a request, click the icon or text in the center of the page, below the title and above the list of requests for your group.
Search Requests
If you are looking for a particular requests, enter some text in the search box and click “Search”. PrayerTracker will search the Requestor/Subject and Request Text fields (case-insensitively) of both active and inactive requests. The results will be displayed in the same format as the original Maintain Requests page, so the buttons described below will work the same for those requests as well. They will also be displayed in pages, if there are a lot of results; the number per page is configurable by small group.
Edit Request
To edit a request, click the blue pencil icon; it's the first icon under the “Actions” column heading.
Expire a Request
For active requests, the second icon is an eye with a slash through it; clicking this icon will expire the request immediately. This is equivalent to editing the request, selecting “Expire Immediately”, and saving it.
Restore an Inactive Request
When the page is first displayed, it does not display inactive requests. However, clicking the link at the bottom of the page will refresh the page with the inactive requests shown. The middle icon will look like an eye; clicking it will restore the request as an active request. The last updated date will be current, and the request is set to expire normally.
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.