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    Request: Add Guest Senior Editor ([un]lock capability) permission levelOpen

    My request has not appeared in exactly this form, just complaints or gratitude that Guest Editor unlocking has been removed.I’m on a Consultant plan. I frequently collaborate with other consultants and client employees in creating or editing boards, for training, for general operations, all sorts of stuff. There is a use case for eliminating locking from permissions for typical Guest Editors: they can make a mess of things. BUT… There’s also an important use case where you want Guest Editors to be able to [un]lock.Today, I have two major relationships and both of them would benefit from a permission-level allowing a guest to lock/unlock:one with a fellow trainer who has his own Miro Consultant account, but for me to be able to lock stuff in his boards, well, he has to do it or he has to pay for a team membership for me. another where I’m working with a team on a single board, with a couple of those folks already having Miro memberships, and either I have to do the locking of their content, or I have to pay for them.Work-arounds just don’t seem reasonable: either me doing locking under their direction or double-paying Miro for membership fees. This use case is likely common among Consultant-level plans.Can we create a new “Guest Senior Editor” level that has [un]lock capability? The permission drop down can be “Can edit and [un]lock”.

    Christophe GESCHÉ
    Christophe GESCHÉExperienced Community Member

    Set properties by container.Open

    Original in French below because it is my mother language but I will add an English translation above.I’ve already submit this idea to miro (request 167806 ), but I post it here  to challenge them.The basic idea is that one shape can influence the properties of another when superimposed on it.Concrete cases:I have a grid representing a 5 sprint planWhen I drop a JIRA card a grid case, the card updates, and it changes sprints value of the card.I have a series of rectangles, one for each user.When I drop a note in a rectangle, the note is assigned to this userI have a series of rectangles for various themesWhen I drop a note in a rectangle, a label is added to it representing the theme.Generic principleTo see it in a very generic way. (I think super large, after maybe a very small part has to be done in MVP) ConsideringC a "container" zone that we will configure M a "mobile" element which will undergo an automatic change P a property of M V a valid value for the property PWe configure C so that according to the type (note, text, shape, cards, ..) of M.If M enters or exits completely from C, the property P of M will be updated to the value VWe can add several rules for CWe can cumulate 3 types of updateempty property P add a V value remove a V valueI believe my idea is very powerful but maybe advanced for the target audience of miro.---- J’écris en français parce que c’est ma langue maternelle mais j’ajouterai un une traduction en anglais.L’idée de base c’est qu’une forme  puisse influencer les propriétés d’une autre quand elle y est superposée.Cas  concrets :J’ai une grille représentant un plan de 5 sprintsQuand je dépose une carte JIRA une case de la grille, la carte est mise à jour, et elle change de sprint.J’ai une série de rectangles, un par utilisateurs.Quand je dépose une note dans un rectangle, elle est assignée à cet utilisateur J’ai une série de rectangles pour diverses thématiquesQuand je dépose une note dans un rectangle, un label y est ajouté représentant la thématique.Principe génériquePour voir cela de manière très générique. (je pense super large, après peut-être qu’une toute petite partie doit être réalisée en MVP)ConsidérantC une zone “conteneur” que l’on va configurer M un élément “mobile”  qui subira un changement automatique P une propriété de M V une valeur valide pour la propriété P On configure C pour que selon le type (note, text, shape, cards, ..) de M.Si M entre ou sort complètement de C, la propriété P de M sera mise à jour à la valeur VOn peut ajouter plusieurs règles pour COn peut cumuler 3 type  de mise à jour vider la propriété P ajouter une valeur V retirer une valeur VJe crois que mon idée est très puissante mais peut-être avancée pour le public cible de miro.

    KelBachusBeginner

    Industry standard hyperlinks for all external and internal objects, persistent menu, "save as webpage"Open

    I use Miro for teaching college classes and for developing video games, all facets of production.The current state of hyperlinks is unwieldy and inelegant, and sharply limits what we can do for smooth progress through information, whether we’re instructing, demonstrating or prototyping. Hyperlinks should work just like links work in web pages and applications:I know something is clickable because it changes in some way when I roll over it I expect that any object can be clickable Shapes with text can be buttons to initiate processes Hyperlinked objects can be set to always visible in the user frame, regardless of location (HUD, user menu, navigation bar, TOC link) for easy access to main menus and other frequently-used hubs.Without clickable objects that behave as users expect them to (the current attached arrow tab is not standard and not intuitive as a link in current user expectations; it also looks terrible and makes presentations look unprofessional) we can’t confidently expect that a user can self-navigate through a Miro board as we intend them to.For teaching, where I use Miro to guide students through information -- something Miro would excel at if the clickable in-board interface were better -- this is a huge issue. For game prototyping, Miro would be an outstanding way to test and demo user paths, except that I can’t replicate our game screens and their functionality in any reasonable way. Obstacle to resolution: click in Miro means something different than click in a webpage. One click, two results doesn’t work.  Clearly an issue here is that in Miro, we click an object to edit it, which means we can’t also click an object to jump to another object. Solution:  hyperlinking an object automatically locks it.  If hyperlink is set, the object then locks. A long press will both unlock and give access to editing, and temporarily disable the hyperlink.BONUS ROUND:  Save to WebpageBeing able to save an existing Miro board as a webpage would be an incredible way to increase the reach and accessibility of board content. The expectation would be that all standard Miro customization would lock, and that interactivity would be limited to clicking and scrolling to navigate.This would also be an attractive way for people with little web development experience to still be able to produce good content, similar to how Google Document content can be created and shared.Miro could charge an extra fee for hosting, or the user could host the content themselves.