Status Checks - Use more specific label regarding "Domain"/"Organization" check #17776
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…ion" check Before ------ Suppose you install CiviCRM anew. The installer shows a bulleted list of things to do. One of those takes you to another, much longer list of things to do. And *then* there's a popup on the sidebar which says you need to "Complete Setup". You say to yourself, "I thought that's what I was doing!" But you click it anyway. That takes you to a page with another list of things to do, one of which is to "Complete Setup". The text and link clarify that "Complete Setup" actually means *set the name and address of the organization*. After ----- There are still several different pages telling you what to do after setup. But at least the label is more precise. :)
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Before
Suppose you install CiviCRM anew. The installer shows a bulleted list of things to do. One of those takes you to another, much longer list of things to do. And then there's a popup on the sidebar which says you need to "Complete Setup".
You say to yourself, "I thought that's what I was doing!" But you click it anyway.
That takes you to a page with another list of things to do, one of which is to "Complete Setup". The text and link clarify that "Complete Setup" actually means set the name and address of the organization.
After
There are still several different pages telling you what to do after setup.
But at least the label is more precise. :)