Tonbridge App

This update focuses on sign-in, School Reports and the photo grid export, and includes a substantial set of corrections. Sign-in now recognises you by any of the addresses held against your account. If the address you type is not the one the app knows you by, it asks the School's directory which account it belongs to and signs you in accordingly, so an alias or an older address no longer produces an unhelpful refusal. Addresses on the School's newer domain, which the login page had been rejecting before they reached us, now work. School Reports gains two features. Written text and grades can be copied from one report onto another, matched pupil by pupil and entry by entry and filtered by subject; anything a teacher has already written is left untouched. A report can now also be deleted, behind a typed confirmation, with setup notes preserved for the following year. Several long-standing faults have been corrected: completing report creation a second time no longer produces a duplicate report for every pupil; a pupil taught by two report-writing teachers now appears once, with marks saved against all of his entries; and re-opening a report's setup shows the marks, grades and selections it was saved with, rather than an empty form that then overwrote the real one on the next save. The photo grid export is now configurable throughout: orientation, photos per row, position on the page, fitting to a single page, starting a new page for each house, year or form, hiding anyone without a photograph, and removing the crest, heading, footer, page numbers or date. It is available from class pages as well as advanced search results, and a long caption can no longer prevent the document being produced. Elsewhere, searching within dropdown lists has been fixed throughout the app, book lookups now use a new source, and music lesson administration gains bulk instrument assignment, sorting on every table and clearer teacher names. Service Desk mention checking now runs on request rather than continuously. A number of crashes have been resolved, including one affecting start-up on the web and one that reported cancelled downloads as failures.