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ewiget
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Re:feedback needed - 2005/10/25 14:42 drew wrote:
drew wrote:

I recently installed this component and everything seems to work except the "Display #" select box. Under my Global Configuration I have my list lengths set to 30. Therefore when viewing my components in the Admin. it sshould list up to 30 items. Lets say I have 40 banners. When I Components>Banners>Manager Banners, it should only list the most recent 30 of the 40 in the database.

When I do Components>Race Stats>Points the Display# select box always defaults to 10. I have 20 points places entered so it only will display 10.

The "display #" works fine in all my other components. I am assuming that this component is using an old function, or the code is not correct.


UPDATE: I found out how to make this work. For instance in function listSeason where you have

Code:

  # Prepare pagelimit choices $limit intvalmosGetParam$_POST'limit'10 ) ); $limitstart intvalmosGetParam$_POST'limitstart') );



Replace with..

Code:

  $limit     $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest"viewlistlimit"'limit'$mosConfig_list_limit ); $limitstart $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest"viewban{$option}limitstart"'limitstart');



And where you have..

Code:

  # Set up page navigation include_once( "includes/pageNavigation.php" ); $pageNav = new mosPageNav$total$limitstart$limit  );



Replace with ....

Code:

  require_once( $GLOBALS['mosConfig_absolute_path'] . '/administrator/includes/pageNavigation.php' ); $pageNav = new mosPageNav$total$limitstart$limit );



This code will have to be inserted where ever those lines appear in admin.racestats.php to get it to work on the other admin screens.<br><br>Post edited by: drew, at: 2005/10/25 14:40


I will add your changes to the code and give proper credit
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Re:feedback needed - 2005/10/25 22:18 Ok I have compiled my first thoughts on the current beta release.

I didnt want to clutter the page with a huge post, so you can find my rough thoughts and ideas here.
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Re:feedback needed - 2005/10/25 22:36 drew wrote:
Ok I have compiled my first thoughts on the current beta release.

I didnt want to clutter the page with a huge post, so you can find my rough thoughts and ideas here.


read over it and saved it to my desktop for later reference. If you update or change it, please let me know.

Also, the beta that I had posted doesnt use the correct format for date in the table I believe (from memory, I think its just using var char). This wasnt intentional, but I was trying to find a way to implement a calendar much like you mentioned and the quickest way for me to get a beta online was to just use var char until I found a resolution.

One thing that has been a challenge is trying to figure out how to make this work for any type of race, irregardless of the type. For instance, people who race horses need different tables and data than those that race cars. Trying to find a common ground for the terminology has been rather fun.....but I keep working and thinking until I find time to put it into code.

As far as how to enter a lot of data, I played with the idea of having a spreadsheet where the user could first enter the data in a spreadsheet, and then simply upload all the data from it. The reason I first thought of this was because the web site I originally started this design for already used a spreadsheet to hold the data.
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Re:feedback needed - 2005/10/25 23:09 ewiget wrote:

As far as how to enter a lot of data, I played with the idea of having a spreadsheet where the user could first enter the data in a spreadsheet, and then simply upload all the data from it. The reason I first thought of this was because the web site I originally started this design for already used a spreadsheet to hold the data.


The previous website used to do the same thing. MS-Excel export to HTML>Copy>Paste.

Thanks for getting back so quick.
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Re:feedback needed - 2005/11/15 14:33 keep up the work....

I think this could be use easiliy for running a golf league as well. I´ve been looking for a componenent for this purpose a while..Only need a minor adjust, the lesser the "points" ( score ) the better in the standings.

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Re:feedback needed - 2005/11/15 15:00 yea, with minimal work, it could really be used to keep track of any type of points/standings. Ed Wiget
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