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Nathan Duvall started following the idea "A customizable 'thank you note' function, that would be rad." in Crusher.

Nathan Duvall replied on September 01, 2008 03:19 to the problem "Events not listed in RSS feed" in Crusher:

Having this issue as well. Don't really care about the personalized RSS name, although that would be nice, but no events are showing up.

Nathan Duvall started following the problem "Events not listed in RSS feed" in Crusher.

Nathan Duvall started following the idea "Understand Names in Emails" in Crusher.

Nathan Duvall replied on July 16, 2008 13:27 to the question "How can I remove or edit a contact list tag?" in Crusher:

Yeah, I've had the same frustration. Just last night as a matter of fact, I forgot to remove the auto-generated tag from a new invite I sent out, so all my meticulously assigned tags are messed up so I had to manually go through each contact and remove it. Probably need to add some sort of batch tag edit process... 'twould be helpful.

+2, please remove the auto-generated tag, just leaving that field blank by default. I've forgotten to remove that on several occasions now.

Nathan Duvall started following the question "How can I remove or edit a contact list tag?" in Crusher.

Nathan Duvall shared an idea in Crusher on June 26, 2008 14:30:

Suggestion for 'Open Guest List' feature

Hey guys. Got a quick suggestion for the open guest list feature. We create a bunch of invites for our church events, but sometimes we'd prefer to send a custom email invitation that simply includes our Crush3r invite link for people to click on to sign up. We also link to Crush3r via our website and newsletters so people can sign up on their own without an invitation.

I'm glad you guys have the option for an open guest list, but a lot of times people get to the site and don't know how to RSVP because they miss the "Add yourself to this open guest list?" link. Can we make that a little more user friendly? Even just bringing the content of the pop-up that's displayed when you click that link to the main event page would help considerably I think. Or even a more prominent button that says "Click here to sign up" would do the trick.

Nathan Duvall replied on June 22, 2008 22:02 to the problem "Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3" in Crusher:

No problem. With as many events as we have running, glad it's just on my end too. Thanks for your help.

Nathan Duvall replied on June 21, 2008 17:37 to the problem "Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3" in Crusher:

LOL, ok sorry - think I narrowed it down a bit more. It may just be something funky going on with just my Crush3r profile (events@lifepointcc.org) because I can see the background images once I'm logged out or if I login on my personal account. I'm not sure how this happened or what's really causing it, but from what I can tell, all my account settings are set to default. Anyways, hope these additional details can provide some answers to the engineering team.

Nathan Duvall replied on June 21, 2008 14:59 to the problem "Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3" in Crusher:

The video avatar's not enabled for me anyway, so it must be an issue when they rolled out the code on that feature or something that somehow effected the background display.

Nathan Duvall replied on June 21, 2008 03:06 to the problem "Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3" in Crusher:

Ok, I've done a little more testing and it is the flash video avatar, because the background image disappears in IE7 as well (I posted a link previously you can check out). I guess the avatar's a cool feature and all, but I'd rather see my custom backgrounds that I've spent a good deal of time designing, but hey, that's just me, lol. Any way we can just disable that feature for now until we get the kinks worked out?

Nathan Duvall replied on June 20, 2008 03:01 to the problem "Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3" in Crusher:

Well, actually I just noticed that feature, didn't realize it was new. So it could be that actually... but if it was, not sure why it would just be effecting FF3? I could've sworn the backgrounds were showing up for me last night, but I could be delusional.

Nathan Duvall reported a problem in Crusher on June 20, 2008 02:53:

Background Image Display Issue in Firefox 3

Hey guys, just reported this as a bug, but wanted to post it here as well. I found a bug related to the new Firefox 3 browser. Any custom background image appearing on Crusher Pages disappears on page load, it's really quite strange. Sometimes it displays right away, then immediately disappears, other times it doesn't appear at all. I've tried reloading the custom background image and re-saving the invite and it'll stay in view until I go out of that page and come back in. It's like it's hiding the custom image behind the background color or something. Again, I've only had this issue with FF3, IE is fine and never had any issues with FF2. Just wanted to mention it to you guys since a lot of people will be upgrading their browser over the next few weeks. Thanks.

Here's a sample invite you can check: http://crush3r.com/page/skdehhfiby

Nathan Duvall replied on April 30, 2008 14:01 to the question "How can we change a person's email address?" in Crusher:

Yeah, I've been waiting awhile for this one too. We use Crush3r for church events frequently, so it makes things a little difficult not being able to edit addresses when they change.

Nathan Duvall replied on February 16, 2008 03:45 to the idea "Have recurring event...or duplicate previous events." in Crusher:

Not sure if this would work in your situation, but I needed something similar with our small groups at church. They meet every other Sunday night until May. So what I did is just added multiple dates to the same invite and that's worked perfectly. Hope this helps.

Nathan Duvall replied on February 16, 2008 03:41 to the idea "Would love to have option of choosing a map software other than yahoo. getting around nyc, i much prefer to use google maps." in Crusher:

Yeah, I definitely 2nd the Google Maps suggestion. It's the only service that actually is consistently accurate for me, plus I like the look of their maps better.

Nathan Duvall replied on November 15, 2007 19:07 to the idea "Feedback from happy user" in Crusher:

Will do. One thing I forgot to add was a registration feature, where people can register and pay online for an event. I know something like this is pretty entailed, so maybe that's something for later on down the road. Just a thought.

Nathan Duvall started following the idea "Feedback from happy user" in Crusher.