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Hi Crystal,
It was nice talking to you! I love the idea of creating custom barcode tags for your angel tree ornaments. That's great... As I mentioned, if you do not have people in your database that are the angel tree recipients (like the case of adopting the school kids), you can keep these in an Excel spreadsheet. You can scan the barcode in ...
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Hi Cove Church,
I was hoping some of your peers would answer this question first. I do have an idea for this that is pretty easy to set up and maintain. You could create an Individual Attribute Group called ''Angel Tree''. Underneath the group, you can create as many attributes as you want - such as ''Pick Up'', ''Drop Off'', ''Recipient'', ...
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I opened up a few individual records looking for certain Attributes in the attribute group,
Profile Codes. They weren't showing in the Attributes widget so I went to the
Query builder to search for all people with Attributes in this Attribute Group,
just in case the Attributes in those records were deleted. I wasn't able to run
a query ...
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Probably one of the best mechanisms that many churches use to accomplish something like what you’re trying to do is to use Individual Attributes and IndividualCodes. The setup for these attributes can be found in the portal under Admin::People Setup::Individual Attributes.You could programmatically add attributes to people when they ...
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C# Enumerations have always been a sore area for developers. Binding (lack of), comparison, explicit conversion, etc...
Over all enumerations are good mechanisms to help you avoid hitting the database - for predefined system types. So what happens if your type has some sort of metadata hanging off of it and you still want to use a ...
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In the new architecture we've been developing, one of the features we've developed is a common persistence mechanism. Once again, our attempts are to make development as clear and painless as possible. We want to make it incredibly easy to write good code, and difficult to make mistakes. As our development team grows and ...
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