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Session calendar does not load properly on Safari. jQuery Datapicker starts normally, but no dates are displayed (only NaNs). Everything works fine on FireFox and Chrome.

If a user edits a presentation/suggestion to change the assigned speaker, then it becomes the assigned speaker instead of the selected user.

Instead, you have to press the button with the mouse. That's ****ing annoying :).

Currently, the application name is hard-coded in at least two places, i.e. $_session["path/to/application"]. This should be a variable, set during install.

Hi, I've noticed that people tend to send news-worthy items only as messages to everyone. Presumably they want to ensure it's sent immediately rather than sent later in the weekly digest.
Unfortunately however, it leads to a very outdated (or empty) News section...

One idea to solve this technically rather than asking people to change is this:

• Add an option "also publish as news" next to the Email Tool, default is No.
• If you select All from the list of Email recipients, change that default to Yes.

Firefox complains about "blocked parts of this page that are not secure".
Looking at the web console, the offending part is a Google font:

Blocked loading mixed active content “http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:300,400,700”

According to this it's probably easily fixed by https:// instead http://.

What I mean is that my browser (firefox) doesn't prompt me to save my password.
Probably that's because there are meta-data missing, identifying the form as such?

Hi Florian, it's just more of a feature request, really:

In the mailing interface, you can manage not to send anything, if you fail to click on the "big plus" to actually add the recipients. This may go unnoticed, but I think the user should be warned that nothing has been sent.

I'm running Firefox 35.0.1 (on Linux).
Maybe it's just a weird css problem?

For users with HTML view disabled, there is no plain text version in the sent emails.
Instead, the message is something like "To view the message, please use an HTML compatible
email viewer!". (I am using Thunderbird.)

Would be great if you could add this, I'm never going to view HTML in emails :-).