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Superb, thanks!!!
Ill use this one instead.

Last question about this. Is there a way to make some of the data table “inputs” standard turned off?
I only use a few of them (Yesno, first, last, email, AIM and note).

Hello David,

Thanks for the tip.
I allready found a working workaround.
In the user menu of wordpress I filled the AIM field with the kind of instrument the person playes.
In the field format menu of RSVPmaker I just input the AIM field and renamed it Instruments. Used the same “code” base as the name field, so WordPress (or the RSVPmaker plugin) fills in this information automatically.

In the data table part you can select the AIM input (or rather its always on).
The only thing is now that in the data sheet the colom is caled AIM and not Instruments, but that’s just because of the way I used it (its a WordPress field not a RSVPmaker one).

For me this way it is manageable.

In this cause i don’t need people to volunteer for a specific role, but have it “imported” from their user info.

Thanks for your fast replies

Hello David,
When I started I already deleted all the fields with the exception of name, last name and e-mail (thought I didn’t need more).
Didn’t notice it was already present in the default field ??

I’ll wait patiently, for now it is manageable this way.

Ps, is the default comment view, viewable in the data table/spreadsheet?

Martijn

If I open the link and fill in the username and password it gives:
-user credentials
An error like the webpage isnt fount
-admin credentials
Nothing but a blank page.

Thanks for the advise. For me the family tracker was the goal so for now i wil look for something else like emebedding a webpage or somthing (if thats even possible :-))
Thought Owntracks was the way to do it but I can see now that i was wrong.

Thanks for your replies. The pluging works great but my needs are just different ??
So i will close this topic.

Martijn

Hello Martijn,
Thanks for the fast replie.

You also wrote: “* To acces my site you need to have a username and password.”
The website is only reachable over https (forced by a plugin). And I also use a plugin to force visitors to login before seeing content.

There are no tracks created in the “Manage tracks” page.
I just reinstalled the app on my android phone and left the identification to “On”. But still no tracks.

In the app settings for “host” used the url provided by the plugin under Owntracks. Under identification (now turned on) I use my username and password from the website.

If all failes, do you now which android app should work best over http(s) with the Trackserver plugin?

Thanks
Martijn

Just to clarify,i want to build a family gps tracker.
Just to keep track of oneanother

Something like Life360.
Or if someone nows of an alternative (a way to embed life360 or other trackers) im open for suggestions.