A main role for volunteer coordinators is to ask volunteers to cover
shifts. Part of this recruitment is sending the information about the
shift. It saves the coordinator time if the volunteer can sign up for
the shift themselves, without having to do it for them. Additionally,
coordinators might remind a volunteer to enter the log data for a
shift. In Rootable, there are a few barriers to sharing shifts between
admins and volunteers. The first barrier is that a single shift list
text can not be copied/pasted. The second is that the url for a shift
is different between the volunteer and coordinator screens.
This adds a button that lets an admin copy details (name, time,
volunteer url) for that shift to the clipboard. They can then send
these details to volunteers.
This covers both plaintext and html formats. The plaintext is just the
day/time with a link to the volunteer page for that shift at that time.
The html has the name of the event which is a link to the same URL.
I made this from a web component. I've made a couple before and they
fit in well with the html/css/plain js that I'm aiming for.
A main role for volunteer coordinators is to ask volunteers to cover
shifts. Part of this recruitment is sending the information about the
shift. It saves the coordinator time if the volunteer can sign up for
the shift themselves, without having to do it for them. Additionally,
coordinators might remind a volunteer to enter the log data for a
shift. In Rootable, there are a few barriers to sharing shifts between
admins and volunteers. The first barrier is that a single shift list
text can not be copied/pasted. The second is that the url for a shift
is different between the volunteer and coordinator screens.
This adds a button that lets an admin copy details (name, time,
volunteer url) for that shift to the clipboard. They can then send
these details to volunteers.
This covers both plaintext and html formats. The plaintext is just the
day/time with a link to the volunteer page for that shift at that time.
The html has the name of the event which is a link to the same URL.
I made this from a web component. I've made a couple before and they
fit in well with the html/css/plain js that I'm aiming for.
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