I ran into this issue last week and was wondering if there was any update on this request. I was navigating from a separate open webpage to another that Redtail was open in, and when I selected the Redtail webpage to make it active, that action inadvertently moved a calendar event. I didn't know the original day/time to move it back and had to reach out to the meeting host to let them know what had happened.
I agree with the previous post about including the ability to undo the move action or track the history. This seems critical to avoid those embarrassing calls when you accidently screwed up someone's calendar :-\
On a 'nice to have' note, it would be worthwhile to look into current sensitivity settings when clicking around the calendar to prevent users from making the mistake in the first place.
Lori
I ran into this issue last week and was wondering if there was any update on this request. I was navigating from a separate open webpage to another that Redtail was open in, and when I selected the Redtail webpage to make it active, that action inadvertently moved a calendar event. I didn't know the original day/time to move it back and had to reach out to the meeting host to let them know what had happened.
I agree with the previous post about including the ability to undo the move action or track the history. This seems critical to avoid those embarrassing calls when you accidently screwed up someone's calendar :-\
On a 'nice to have' note, it would be worthwhile to look into current sensitivity settings when clicking around the calendar to prevent users from making the mistake in the first place.