- Setting your notification preferences
By default Event Participants are mailed notifications of announcements associated with their event. It is possible to switch this on and off as follows:
- Log in to the PAIXUE website (you may have to follow the new password procedure as above if this is your first log in).
- Go to your user account page (by clicking on the "My account" in the top right of the page)
- Click on the Notify Settings Tab.
- You can change the setting of either the Master switch or the Subscriptions. There is the possibility that in the future notifications may be made available for other content types as well as Announcements – these would appear under the Subscriptions. In order to receive notifications, both the Master switch “Notification Status” must be enabled, and the Subscriptions Announcements must be checked.
- You may also change the amount of information included in your notification by choosing the appropriate choice for the Detailed Settings “How much to include?”.
- Save the information.
- Setting your Community Member list visibility
By default Event Participants are included on the “Community Members” list (http://paixue.shca.ed.ac.uk/community-members). It is possible to request that you are omitted from or included on the list, by carrying out the following:
- Log in to the PAIXUE website (you may have to follow the new password procedure as above if this is your first log in).
- Go to your user account page (by clicking on the “My account” in the top right of the page)
- Click on the “Edit” Tab.
- Near the bottom of the page there is a checkbox “In Community”: select this to be included on the list, or clear it to be omitted.
- Save the information.
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