Feature Requests
Brad Inkpen Delete Multiple Pages at Once & Version Control
Could you make it possible to select and delete multiple pages at once? For example, have the "Delete" button shown below remove pages S213, S310, S350 and S360. Having to delete each page individually is cumbersome.
On a similar note, is it possible to incorporate a plan date or version history to allow easier merging of Addenda plans with the original tender set? Perhaps the AI could use the revision history or plan date to assist with this.
Thank you!
Agreed, deleting multiple pages would be convenient at times.
Thanks for the input here. We'll go ahead and ability to delete multiple pages. The reason we didn't yet is because there is no undo for it, and it could potentially wipe out a lot of data. We'll just make sure the user confirms they want to delete.
Hmm. The "Blueprint" option I have been reading about would possibly eliminate the need for this, no?
But, at the same time, this request would decrease the amount of storage over time I suppose?
Didn't realize this until just now but if you hold shift while you click the delete command on the page, it skips the warning prompt and deletes the page.
Not a bad workaround in the meantime
Jes, yes, sorry I forgot to mention that. We have added many places where shift can bypass the confirm popup. There are some places we still need to add it though.
Yeah I second that. I ended up deleting my project and making a new one, becuase the pages I imported did not have the bookmarks. (side note these are really conceptual 200 pages and not labeled nicely in a static location on every page, so cant use AI)
Great Ideas are coming. I like to delete multiple pages at once, too. Thanks for the shift key info.
We are constantly moving multiple pages at once. Giving the option to delete, move, copy, print or select multiple pages at once is extremely helpful. On this note when having these options we need to know what we have on the pages at times. Without all the pages being visual, there will need to be some sort of icon next to the page name indicating that this page includes a takeoff, markup note etc.