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Option to Cancel event #20
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We should probably have an "active" column in the table? |
I spent some time going through Doodle tody and had some ideas. We'll On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 7:37 PM, Ruyan Chen [email protected]:
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Shouldn't we just have a complete "destroy_event" action link? (We should perhaps leave something to say "The owner has cancelled this event" so people don't get a generic 404.) If so, should riders and drivers be dependent: :destroy, or should we save a central databse of people, who we know either have a car or don't (useful in the future, we could offer a "premium" service, eg. these people in your carpoodle have driven before) |
Only allowed if user has created a user account (when we add the option later). For now, no deleting events. |
I think we should destroy the event on our own terms, rather than on the users just for safety, but mimic a destroy for them. |
Not a bad idea On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 8:48 PM, Ruyan Chen [email protected]:
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Sends email [or text] to all users notifying them of cancelled event (Just putting here as comething to implement in the far future)
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