Sustaining Membership Template

We created a special sustaining membership template.  The pledge levels on this form are listed in Monthly amounts, so donors choose an ongoing monthly amount instead of choosing the Annual total. This will make it clearer to see the ongoing monthly donation amount, without confusing it with the annual total.

Form UI

Improved premium selection, state drop down defaults to your state, new submit graphics, and more!

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• Name that guide: You can now name your program guide something other than just “Program Guide”. This is especially helpful if you have multiple signals. Click Program Guide Wizard.
• Feed programs up next. In addition to feeding the next program, you will be able to list more programs up next.
• New parameter 9: Number of upcoming programs to show:
  • NOTE: Use only when parameter 1 is set to “2″.
  • This parameter can be left blank.
  • Displays up to 5 upcoming programs

And let us know if you’re interested in training/review sessions for other services as well.

A reminder that the Slide Show Wizard is available to all PI customers. You can use it to create a slideshow with captions and audio, and embed it into your web site, a Public NewsRoom or Public Arts article, or a Public Platform page.

Are you adding audio, video and slideshows to your articles? Send us your links!

A reminder that this easy-to-use tool is available to all PI customers, and is listed on your Portal Page. The RSS Wizard ‘parses’ or processes RSS feeds for you, so you can easily display content on your site in a reader-friendly format.

Quick Instructions:
•    First, place the RSS link to the feed in the RSS Feed URL field
•    Next, choose the number of items/stories to show by selecting the Feed Elements (Title, Copyright, Build Date, Description) and Image Elements (Category, Author, Date, Description) you would like displayed
•    Then, click ‘Generate Snippet’ to generate code. Check the Preview to make sure it’s what you want.
•    Finally, paste this snippet of code into the HTML code for your web page. You can also use the code in your Public Platform pages or add it to the custom buckets in your NewsRoom, Arts or Events
•    CSS: You can modify the fonts, etc. using CSS.

· Steve Safran, Keith Hopper, Angie Tung, Doug Gaff, Joe Orlando, Ki Sung (not pictured)

· Staff from the 6 Core Pilot stations

· And a few select public broadcasting stations

convened for a digital leadership summit generously hosted by the Knight Digital Media Center, based at USC in Los Angeles. Details here: http://core.publicinteractive.com/

We’re also planning some training sessions, if you’re new to Composer Pro, or would like a refresher, please let me know.

To accommodate this change, we updated the way the add program options work. We also did our best to make sure your existing syndicated programs are now marked properly, but we may have missed a few here and there.

To make sure syndicated programs are entered correctly in your Program Guide, please check the following.

Program drop down: This contains a list of all programs currently in use on your program guide. Syndicated programs are listed in red, see below.

If a program is syndicated, but not listed in red, then Composer doesn’t know it’s supposed to be a syndicated program. You’ll need to edit or delete (in this case, it’s okay to delete) that entry.

• Choose edit recurring program.
• In the first Program drop down, choose “new program”
• In the second “Add a Syndicated Program” drop down, choose the syndicated program.
• The third field will auto fill with the syndicated program display name. If you’d like to edit that, e.g. change C24 to Classical 24, you may do so here.

Let us know if you have more questions!