Church Webcast Portal Feature question
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Church Webcast Portal Feature question
If I schedule a webcast, it shows up in the list of “Events” page for my stake found at “mywebcast.churchofjesuschrist.org”.
Am I the only one who would like to “hide” events from being on that list?
At the least, I would like the option to hide my test events. We also have stake conference coming up and I would like to hide the regular recurring Sunday broadcasts for each wards sacrament meeting until stake conference is past.
Am I the only one who would like to “hide” events from being on that list?
At the least, I would like the option to hide my test events. We also have stake conference coming up and I would like to hide the regular recurring Sunday broadcasts for each wards sacrament meeting until stake conference is past.
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Re: Church Webcast Portal Feature question
Just set the event to "private" when you create it.
Note: Editing an event may change the upload link and/or the meeting code. Be sure to check that after making any changes.
Note: Editing an event may change the upload link and/or the meeting code. Be sure to check that after making any changes.
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Re: Church Webcast Portal Feature question
The stake events list shows all public and private events. Setting an event to “private” still shows it in the list. I would like the ability to not list it.russellhltn wrote:Just set the event to "private" when you create it.
Note: Editing an event may change the upload link and/or the meeting code. Be sure to check that after making any changes.
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It used to hide them. Now it shows, but indicates a church account is required to view it.
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Re: Church Webcast Portal Feature question
I noticed that too and I personally think it's a big step backwards. I don't necessarily want all my test events visible to the stake. Also, when the time comes that we go back to doing simple building-to-building webcasts for stake conferences, my stake president has already let me know that he only wants a select few individuals to have the link for viewing and does NOT want it made available to the general stake membership. This takes away the ability for me to control that.russellhltn wrote:It used to hide them. Now it shows, but indicates a church account is required to view it.
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We'll have to cross that bridge when we get to it. I have a feeling that we will not be going completely back to the old normal. That's supported by various comments I've heard and others that have been mentioned 3rd hand.Mikerowaved wrote:Also, when the time comes that we go back to doing simple building-to-building webcasts for stake conferences, my stake president has already let me know that he only wants a select few individuals to have the link for viewing and does NOT want it made available to the general stake membership.
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Re: Church Webcast Portal Feature question
While it seems that the event now will appear on the stake webcast list page, by making it a private event, members will not be able to click on it and watch it. They will have to know the event code which does not appear on the webcast page.Mikerowaved wrote:Also, when the time comes that we go back to doing simple building-to-building webcasts for stake conferences, my stake president has already let me know that he only wants a select few individuals to have the link for viewing and does NOT want it made available to the general stake membership. This takes away the ability for me to control that.
Granted, it is better not to advertize in the first place. Now members will know there is a webcast, even though you will have to tell them you cannot give them the event number.
If would be nice if they added a "do not display on the pick list" toggle when setting up a private event.
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Ahh, that part I didn't know until I just now tried it. That makes it acceptable for a stake conference.lajackson wrote:They will have to know the event code which does not appear on the webcast page.
Amazing what I learn in this forum that the documentation doesn't quite cover.
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Documentation? There is documentation?Mikerowaved wrote:Amazing what I learn in this forum that the documentation doesn't quite cover.