Meeting Search The BMLT is, first and foremost, a meeting search. It is designed to help people find NA meetings. It is not a Group search. NA Groups are Service entities, and may actually represent a number of meetings. NA meetings are regularly scheduled singular … Continue reading
Video Example: There is a short video snippet on logging in. You can view it by following this link.
Video Example On Starting An Edit Session: There is a short video snippet on starting a meeting edit session. You can view it by following this link.
Getting to the Control Panel There are a number of functions that can be accessed by going to the Editor Functions “Control Panel.”
In order to create a new meeting, you need to first go to the “Editor Functions Control Panel,” and start the process from there.
Quick Note: These examples will be done with the Greater New York Region login, because that is a Service Body that is the parent of a number of other Service Bodies, and that will help us to demonstrate the "nesting."
The Basics on Formats The BMLT is extremely flexible in the way that it handles formats. It doesn’t dictate a preset array of formats, although the minimal server does come with a recommended set. Different areas and regions may have … Continue reading
The Basics Earlier, we talked about how we have four levels of enabled users: Meeting List Editor, Service Body Administrator, Observer and Server Administrator. There can only be one Server Administrator, and any number of the other kinds. When a … Continue reading
It is possible to download a search as a CSV (Comma-Separated Values) dump. This allows you to import data into programs like Microsoft Excel, or Microsoft Access.
The BMLT comes with three plugins for the major CMS (Content Management System) providers: WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal. These plugins are installed differently (Click on one of the icons below to go to that plugin’s instruction page). This page covers … Continue reading
