How to delete a custom programme

The Rehab Lab allows you to create, edit and delete your own programmes. To delete a programme that you have created, login to The Rehab Lab and follow these simple steps:

1. Display the PROGRAMME SEARCH SCREEN

Once logged into your profile, click the PROGRAMMES tab at the top of the screen (to the right of the the EXERCISES and INFO SHEETS tabs). This will display the PROGRAMME SEARCH SCREEN.

2. Select the MY CUSTOM PROGRAMMES database to search

The first line of search options you will see is the SELECT DATABASE check-boxes. THE REHAB LAB database is selected by default (note the check-box contains a green tick). This means that your search results will display only those programmes in The Rehab Lab programmes database that match your search criteria.

To search only your custom programme database (and exclude The Rehab Lab programmes), un-check THE REHAB LAB database (when deselected, the green tick will disappear from the check-box) and select MY CUSTOM PROGRAMMES database.

3. Find the programme you would like to delete

Click the SEARCH button (to the right of the title text field) to display all your custom programmes in the search results table. Scroll through your search results to locate the programme you would like to delete.



note: If you choose, you can enter a/multiple word/s into the title text input to refine your search. Click here to learn more about searching for programmes.

4. Delete the programme

The right-most column of the search results table is the ACTIONS column, which contains 4 buttons. Click the red DELETE button (the 'x' icon).



This will open a confirmation window warning you that deleting your custom programme is permanent and cannot be undone. Click the YES button at the base of this window.



Your custom programme has now been permanently deleted from your custom programme database.

To learn more about searching, editing and uploading custom programmes, click the appropriate link below:

Searching for programmes
Creating a custom programme
Editing a custom programme