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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
Sarah,
Really, a better approach is to have a child table to your meetings.
So one meeting has many meeting comments.
Then you can totally control of the permissions on that child meeting comments table.
For example perhaps users can only create and edit their own records but view all records?
Really, a better approach is to have a child table to your meetings.
So one meeting has many meeting comments.
Then you can totally control of the permissions on that child meeting comments table.
For example perhaps users can only create and edit their own records but view all records?
- MCFNeil8 years agoQrew CaptainI was assuming that was already done.
But using the checkbox, you wouldn't have to modify all the roles that exist, or keep an eye on it every time you add a new role. - QuickBaseCoachD8 years agoQrew CaptainThe other super low tech solution is to simply change the text box to one which logs changes.
There is a field property checkbox for that on all text field.
That way everybody can make their comments and it will be automatically date and user stampeas to who made the comment. The only disadvantage is that if the user makes a spelling mistake or typo then they will not be able to correct their data entry.