Displayr

Users would like to password-protect the dashboard so that multiple people can access it in View mode simultaneously without the need to register for a Displary account.

A user wants their viewers to be able to see the details of a significance test in View mode just as you can in Edit mode by selecting the cell(s) involved in the test, right-clicking and selecting "Statistical test."

I would like to be able to hide pages from the side menu but still be able to access them in a published document (eg through links on the page) This would make the side menu much tidier rather than having a lot of pages on there when I had to split up a dashboard page to make it run quicker like in this example of a top click through menu

The user would like to protect the Dashboard to only be accessible in View Mode based on an IP address.

Allow for modification of the View Mode Navigation Pane content. For example, a user wants to include links to different documents within the pane so that the viewer can 'jump' between two dashboards.

Add comments in View Mode (as we are doing in Edit mode) Let's say you want to share the first iteration of a dashboard with your client. You might want them to comment on all the changes they would like to make directly on the iteration, instead of taking screenshots, copying to PPT and commenting in there.

User requests that end-viewers can create a section for "favorite pages"

While in View Mode, Currently there is no way to suppress or disable Export to PDF/PowerPoint/Excel > Advanced Options > Export reports with selected filters. This feature request is a suggestion to allow dashboard builders to suppress this feature.

The general idea here is that anyone with permissions to a dashboard would receive an automated communication from Displayr notifying them that the dashboard has been updated. It would make the most sense to have this be something the admin of the published dashboard could enable or disable for the dashboard user group.

Perhaps an example would do better to demonstrate this. Suppose the dashboard creator applies a filter to a PAGE in Edit Mode. The dashboard developer, further, wants to have the end-users of the dashboard use PAGE FILTERS while in VIEW MODE. If a PAGE has a filtered applied to it in Edit Mode, there is no such indication of the filter applied in the PAGE FILTER of the Dashboard when in VIEW MODE.