The duty roster is generated every term based on the Roster preferences. Once the roster has been generated members can volunteer for a volunteer session/slot. The generation process creates a number of records/slots that represent the Toy Library opening sessions that require volunteers. To Generate a roster go to Members - Duty Roster - blue generate button at the top RHS of the page.
Once generated the roster will typically look like the below image, a toy library member can self allocate a session when they login to the member login, or admin can allocate a session to a member. Although this page looks different to previous versions, the functions are the same
To allocate a session to a member in admin,
To change the member in a session, click the change link appearing next to the members name, the change link makes the member select box visible.
Clicking the edit icon (pencil and paper icon) will display a popup form accessing all the edit options, it is possible to change the role, stats, hours and add some comments. The rubbish bin on the far left of the table deletes the session. The notes are a log of changes made to the session, if there are no changes to the record then the notes link will be blank.
Setting up Roster Preferences Instructions on how to Generating a Roster
This function restricts the roster coordinator role to a few “committee members”, this function allows selected members to be able to allocate themselves in the Coordinator role in the member login, but restrict general members from selecting the roster slot.
In member login a general member sees this for a coordinator slot
An allocated roster coordinator sees this
In settings set the mem_coord_off = Yes
Make sure you have an event type called Roster Coord with description Roster Coordinator. To add this event go to Members - Select Boxes - Event Types. *** Note: Before generating the Roster, make sure you have divided up the volunteer sessions into Member and Coordinator roles. Please refer to Roster Preferences for detailed instructions.