I see, NB interface doesn’t allow a redirect to be set as homepage in the first place.

The option isn’t there; it is impossible to begin with.

Yes, and that doesn’t get me what I need.

Does using a redirect as the front page cause any problem beyond the logging in issue? Reading between the lines I’m getting the sense that it does…

We want to use NB as a CRM, without diverting traffic from the main site. So we don’t want to just use links because we don’t want to have the NB site be public facing. We want to ensure that people visiting the NB site are redirected to the main site.

Will using a redirect as the front page of a nation cause any complications?

This would be quite helpful for privacy conscious organizations.

Sounds good. In the event that foo.com nation wants to send from me@bar.com, are these DNS modifications a service that NationBuilder offers upon request to NationBuilder account holders?

To the best of my knowledge, other email broadcast services do not have this requirement that the domain associated with the account be the domain the email message goes out from. What is it that is unique about the custom domain?

Can a nation with main domain foo.com be configured to broadcast emails from a broadcaster with email address me@bar.com without sacrificing deliverability?

Assuming that foo.com and bar.com are both domains we own and control.

You cannot FTP. But you can still add javascript.

A developer familiar with NationBuilder should be able to solve this. Email me at jerimee@richiroutreach.com if you would like support. Or, next time I’m working on something like this, I’ll see if I can post a more helpful comment.

Not yet.

Does NationBuilder allow people to be organized into automatic relationships?

Can we set all people who “care about homelessness” or who “care about payday lending” to both automatically “care about poverty”?