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ShootQ Maintenance 2011-10-19
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Ron Priest Im not sure what you did "under the hood" but apparently you forgot to put everything back in that you took out during the process! Is it just me, or does everyone have a problem when trying to list their booked shoots? The header is all messed up, and I can't properly sort my shoots in either ascending or descending order. That's got me a little concerned wondering what else might be messed up.
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Jeff Mason Wouldn't know, can't get in as of 10/20 11:30 a.m. EDT
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Ron Priest Hi Jeff
That pretty much sucks. However, I Justin told me: " I've documented this for our development team and they'll correct it in the next maintenance update. We added selective syncing with Pictage if the account is linked. This now shows a small icon in the shoot list if synced. This doesn't apply to you, yet it is still showing the empty column.
As a workaround, you can uncheck the first column (it is unlabeled) to hide it. I've attached a screen shot. This should align the column headers properly again."
So I did what Justin suggested, and that took care of my problem on my Mac Desktop. Well, that workaround works just fine on my MacPro (desktop) but there doesn't seem to be a way to uncheck that column on my iPad. One would think if I unchecked it on my desktop, it would show up with the column also being disabled via the iPad. But apparently it doesn't. I use the iPad a lot when I'm away from the studio, I sure wish ShootQ would get more in-tuned to fact that many of use use (or try to use) iPads with our ShootQ accounts and test this stuff out before they implement these changes. It's evident someone didn't think this "report issue" out very well before they added these latest changes.
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Justin Lund Hey Jeff, we're not seeing any server issues on our side. Try clearing your browser's cache and then go to https://app.shootq.com
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Jeff Mason Didn't expect cache to be an issue but clearing it worked. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Jeff Mason Ron, I found your column heading issue. I realigned them by grabbing the header label and moving it. It snapped to a left justified position in the column and now lines up correctly. Haven't invested in an iPad so you'll have to give that a try.
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Ron Priest Got it, thanks.
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