James S.

Commented on Join the Private Communities Pilot with Tightknit...·Posted inAnnouncements

Okay cool. Keep me up to date.

Commented on Join the Private Communities Pilot with Tightknit...·Posted inAnnouncements

Zach H. Awesome! This might be a huge step forward in adoption. Now how do I get the full directory to show up? (I have about 150 members, and I don't see any pagination or search ability)

Commented on Join the Private Communities Pilot with Tightknit...·Posted inAnnouncements

James S.

Awesome!

Commented on Join the Private Communities Pilot with Tightknit...·Posted inAnnouncements

James S.

Is this something I can get in on?

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James S.

Just an FYI, for anyone trying to use this. You have to enable the Tightknit integration for the channel, and then activate the feature for each channel in "Engagement Settings". It's off by default. https://docs.tightknit.ai/channels-and-feeds/engagement-settings

Commented on Request for `/events` Command to Simplify Event Cr...·Posted inFeedback

James S.

Thanks!

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James S.

Yes, that would be great. I realize the challenge is likely in allowing a large amount of optional fields and managing variable types. Any data structure method would be fine for my purposes. Alternatively, I would also be fine with an API function.

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James S.

Request for `/events` Command to Simplify Event Creation

I just ran my first event with the event features. Overall it has some great features. I would like to request that we can make events with a /events command rather than be forced to use the UI. I have to set up quite a few events, and I would love to be able to automate it in some way. I looked into the webhooks options, but that looks like it only supports outgoing webhooks.

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