Inactive Orgs missing on Live Site but Show on Stage

[allella]

@zach2825 no rush on getting to this, but I wanted to point out that the issue with the Inactive Organizations was more about the list not showing on live.

The list renders on https://stage.hackgreenville.com/orgs but not on https://www.hackgreenville.com/orgs

I ran php artisan pull:orgs but that doesn't seem to do anything.

[zach2825]

I just made the list hide when there are no inactive orgs, do you wanna remove it altogether?

On Mon, Mar 15, 2021 at 10:01 AM Jim Ciallella @.***> wrote:

@zach2825 https://github.com/zach2825 no rush on getting to this, but I wanted to point out that the issue with the Inactive Organizations was more about the list not showing on live.

The list renders on https://stage.hackgreenville.com/orgs but not on https://www.hackgreenville.com/orgs

I ran php artisan pull:orgs but that doesn't seem to do anything.

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[allella]

Actually, I see there's another "Inactive" list above that heading.

Yes, it can be removed entirely.

[zach2825]

What do you think about removing the inactive orgs and staggering the other list to use the space better?

[allella]

Let's move the inactive to a new page /inactive-orgs and have a link from the /orgs to that page.

It's a valuable thing for historical reference. For instance, when people are searching for a topic group or specific meetup in town, it's helpful to show that it's inactive. Meetup.com usually deletes groups so someone might tell a friend to check out group XYZ and there's little or no reference to the group existing besides our inactive results in a search engine.

Sound good?

[zach2825]

I like it. We could do that or we could even add an accordion on the orgs page at the bottom so people can view them. if they want.

On Mon, Mar 15, 2021 at 4:05 PM Jim Ciallella @.***> wrote:

Let's move the inactive to a new page /inactive-orgs and have a link from the /orgs to that page.

It's a valuable thing for historical reference. For instance, when people are searching for a topic group or specific meetup in town, it's helpful to show that it's inactive. Meetup.com usually deletes groups so someone might tell a friend to check out group XYZ and there's little or no reference to the group existing besides our inactive results in a search engine.

Sound good?

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[allella]

I don't have a strong opinion either way. As long as we retain the inactive orgs somewhere the search engines and users can get to it.

[zach2825]

ok kewl, the accordion ones the easiest way to go for now I'm happy to change it if its gross

On Mon, Mar 15, 2021 at 5:10 PM Jim Ciallella @.***> wrote:

I don't have a strong opinion either way. As long as we retain the inactive orgs somewhere the search engines and users can get to it.

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[allella]

Closed via #97