My Pymble

This update also includes everything from version 2.23.0, which did not reach the App Store. NEW IN 2.24.0 • Adding photographs works again in the app. A component the app relies on was overwriting part of the browser's file handling, which stopped photo upload working on phones and tablets while the website version kept working. This is the main reason for this update. • Group pages now keep a proper history. Every save is a version you can preview, restore if you want it back, and name so the list still means something in a month. You are warned before a restore would throw away work you have not saved, and while you are looking at history the editor underneath is locked, so you cannot type into a page you are about to replace. • A group page can be printed the way a reader sees it, rather than the way the editor shows it. • Reordering the pages in a group now saves properly. Previously a reorder could look right on screen and not be kept. • When you add photographs, the app now asks whose faces it should look for instead of assuming they are the group's own members. It is three buttons - this group's members, other groups, or anyone in the school - and it remembers your answer. This fixes something that was quietly wrong in groups of parents and carers, where every child's face was being checked against a list of adults. • The face review board shows every photograph and checks the ones nobody has looked at yet. When there is nothing left to review, it says so. • The Photos page now uses the full width of the screen. • The Approve button on a parent's Learning Plan decision no longer fires twice, which could record the same approval more than once. • Two privacy fixes to notifications: notification contents and the device's notification token are no longer written to the browser's developer log, and tapping a notification can no longer store unchecked values in the browser. ALSO INCLUDED, FROM 2.23.0 • Siri shortcuts: ask for your next class and hear the answer, or say the word to open your timetable, notices, fees, approvals, the daughter dashboard or the absence form. They also appear in the Shortcuts app and in search. • A group page can now be published to the web, so material written for a wider audience can be read by anyone with the link. You choose whether the sub-pages under it go too, and you can set a passphrase so only the people you give it to can open the page. • Photographs are checked before a page goes out. Each one is shown with what will happen to it: published, or held back because someone in it has not been named, because someone in it has not agreed to their photograph being shared, or because it has not been checked yet. • On a phone, search now opens across the screen from the navigation bar at the bottom, instead of sitting in a small box at the top. • Group pages give their space to content: the large cover photograph makes way for a single line carrying the group's name, with its tabs as icons underneath. • Group chat has a topic list on a phone - a narrow strip beside the conversation that opens when you tap it. • A group's Members tab separates people an administrator added from people who subscribed themselves. • Cancelling a cover now asks you to confirm, waits for the result, and tells you if it did not work. • Staff who are also parents no longer see their own children's classes mixed into their staff view.