I would love it for minibases layout to allow responsive design. Very difficult to use our staff directory minibase on a phone or tablet.

It would be great if the styles could be edited to print in a table format when using the custom minibase app. This would eliminate the need to keep multiple files for users to download and print.

The functionality of the drop down to descending order in the Minibase when using year or any date information would make ease of use for the end user. Please consider this change. Users are frustrated when looking for the current years Agendas and Minutes.

Free form searches from Minibases should default to "Contains" NOT "Starts With" -- just like Google and all search engines do. (You don't have to type "The" or "A" before a search phrase in Google, for instance... and if you did, you wouldn't know which to do or when it's needed. "Contains" lets you search by any keyword.) This makes it really hard for people to use the minibase search feature, and makes it likely that they don't find what they're looking for.

When a website user searches a minibase, the filter/search fields disappear after the search results are shown. The search fields should remain visible after the search so that the user can perform another search without having to refresh the page.

It would be nice to have a little more control over the minibase with conditional formatting or fields. ie, something link and if/then type

Add the ability to add a hyperlink to text in a field.

Looking for the ability to set "Contains" as the default drop down from within the app settings in Minibase. We currently use the minibase to house a lookup tool for seat dedications in our auditorium. Most users are searching based on their last name versus "In honor of James Smith" since they don't remember how the seat name was started. We're looking for them to be able to type "Smith" without having to swap the drop down option each time.

Currently the choice that appears by default when setting "Free Form" as filter type is not select-able.

BlackBoard Engineering Team informed me that there was an update last fall with the Minibase App which has disabled the search results. Our district has been using email group names that begin with underscore '_' . The minibase app no longer recognizes the character and doesn't return any record results.

In Minibase, in particular dropdown menus that are 'dates' such as 'years,' the dropdown should begin with current year (descending order).
Example: https://www.ltisdschools.org/Page/85

The filter options should display responsively depending on the device. When trying to filter with a label shown below, users can't see the entry box on many cell phones in portrait mode. They aren't aware they need to enter anything.

Last Name: Start With> [ ]

We need the an additional filter for Drop Down Menus when setting up a custom view. We need the ability to make the populating of some Fields in a Drop Down dependent upon the selection made by the user for a field that is the primary Drop Down Menu. Ideally, we should be able to specify if any field that is designated as a Drop Down has a dependency relationship with a different field. Sample scenario: selecting State (that populates County sub-menu), then select County from the resulting dynamic menu and that then populates a 3rd sub-menu named City.

It would be very helpful to have the ability to print or export the resulting records of a filtered Minibase.

When creating a minibase, is it possible to select "Science" (for example) as a searchable field and then have another drop-down of subcategories appear based on this field? This way users wouldn't have unsuccessful attempts if they didn't use exactly the right search term.

It would be helpful to be able to retrieve content from an existing database table (i.e. MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle etc.)

I am suggesting a simple checkbox (maybe adjacent to the Filter Type) that, if checked, would require a user to enter something in the Free Form search box. If the search box is left blank, then the user would get a message stating that a search term must be used.