Which most likely broke when I enabled layer-backed drawing for some view because 10.14 broke redrawing in non-layer-backed split views (#3271). #3308: Attempt to fix hidden buttons in query view Revert changes that should not have been committed Partially fix issue - allow users to deselect all rows by ESC when more than one row is selectedĪttempt at fixing a display issue on 10.14 by replacing a hack with another hack (#3214) * more 'native' look for the funnel & edit mode iconsįix a 'cross' in UI because of shifted Toolbar (#3387) * Dark icons: small icons for common actions Revert "Dark Mode for common icons (#3386)" Store last made choice for rule filter visibility across sessions (#3304)Īttempt at fixing a random exception/crash involving SPIndexesController Replace deprecated constants with new namesĪdd a button to reset all filters (key: cmd+esc) and a possibility to remove a single filter (press shift+backspace when inside an input field of the row) which will also trigger a reset if the last row was removed (thus closely resembles the old single filter behaviour) #3302 Make it possible to use empty strings in content filters (#3083) Preserve input values when switching the content filter criterion (#3306) Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'Īdd the ability to remove the last content filter by pressing "-" which will also reload the query without filtering (#3071) Significant performance improvement when running lots of queries via the query editor If field has value NULL before changing it to NOT NULL values for NULL should be changed to other values to prevent error raising about “truncated data” by MySQL.įix issue 3471 and nother issue regarding update user view in mariadb for version >10.4 (#3504)Īdd option to enable/disable compound rows in rule filter (#3303)įix a bug in filter expression SQL generation that could result in conditions being needlessly repeatedĪdd option to disable/enable filter expressions (#3303) Sequel PR was again able to successfully leverage this event driving significant radio, online, print and TV coverage to mark the milestone.Added feature to save export & import path into the save variable. In October 2020 Great Northern celebrated 10 years. When COVID hit Australia in early 2020 Sequel PR again worked with Great Northern to launch a campaign aimed at driving tourists back to the great outdoors. The national promotion was so successful, Great Northern had hoteliers calling them asking to be included and the campaign ran for a second time in 2019 achieving similar strong results. Sequel PR’s strategy included leveraging the media’s own social platforms to amplify the call to action and as a result Let it Pour became a social media sensation appearing on more than 2.2 million individual Facebook feeds. The strategy delivered hundreds of news stories across all media from Nine’s Today program to metropolitan and regional radio and newspapers. Sequel PR prepared media materials, sourced talent and pitched and supported TV, radio, print and online media opportunities nationally.Īt the same time, Sequel PR drove a local, grassroots campaign which reached an audience of more than 6.7 million Australians and successfully raised more than $1.2 million for drought-affected farmers and communities. In just three weeks, Sequel PR conceived, strategised and implemented a multi-channelled national campaign. This campaign was designed to support a ‘give back’ to regional Australians suffering at the hands of Australia’s worst drought. Sequel PR has driven media around key milestones, Ambassador strategies, sponsorships, sales-based promotions, community activations and new products including Great Northern Super Crisp and Great Northern Zero.Ī PR highlight for the brand was the development and execution in 2018 of the drought relief campaign – Let it Pour. Sequel PR continues to manage the PR for Great Northern Brewing Co. The relationship quickly evolved from simply promoting a new beer to helping Great Northern in its quest to give back to its loyal customers and help the Australian community which had so wholeheartedly supported it. The brewing experiment by a group of Queensland beer lovers a decade ago turned into a 108 million carton juggernaut, with the team at Sequel PR on hand to help devise and deliver public relations generating millions of dollars worth of earned media for the iconic Australian beer along the way. Sequel PR has chalked up more than a decade partnership with Great Northern Brewing Co, helping plot its course using PR to grow the brand from its humble beginnings to Australia’s fastest growing beer brand.
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