Queue creation and edits gate on profile access rather than an admin-only role, so an invited user with access to a profile can create and modify that profile's queues directly (no admin needed).
Caveat: the profile must be within your plan's profile limit, and the user needs access to that specific profile.
Thanks for the request!
realjoet
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Feb 12
Probably wouldn’t be too terrible to create an interface that allows them to add time blocks/custom queue items
If you use the Create or update a queue schedule docs, you could just store their selections as records in your DB and display them on your UI for each queue item they create.
Just need to capture the queue ID so that they can update or add to their list of queues after they’ve created the original, need a delete button that hits the Delete a queue schedule docs to get rid of whatever queue item they remove.
I’d like to see it so we can create queue items that have a time range rather than a single time so the posting appears a bit more dynamic, not robotic and standardized for the same time every week.
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Miquel Palet López
Jul 13
Good news, this is supported!
Queue creation and edits gate on profile access rather than an admin-only role, so an invited user with access to a profile can create and modify that profile's queues directly (no admin needed).
Caveat: the profile must be within your plan's profile limit, and the user needs access to that specific profile.
Thanks for the request!
realjoet
Feb 12
Probably wouldn’t be too terrible to create an interface that allows them to add time blocks/custom queue items
If you use the Create or update a queue schedule docs, you could just store their selections as records in your DB and display them on your UI for each queue item they create.
Just need to capture the queue ID so that they can update or add to their list of queues after they’ve created the original, need a delete button that hits the Delete a queue schedule docs to get rid of whatever queue item they remove.
I’d like to see it so we can create queue items that have a time range rather than a single time so the posting appears a bit more dynamic, not robotic and standardized for the same time every week.