[xavi]

Hello snaper (Pavel)

I also appreciate open system projects

I think some of the things you ask for are already implemented, but maybe could be more powerful, or easy to find or easy to use. Just discuss now:

(09-27-2010 09:01 PM)snaper Wrote:  - users should be managed separately from sessions. Like in DB environment, there should be a pool of users, loadable into sessions. Collation could be more effective by using more items (both names, YoB, location,..)

There's a pool of users loadable into sessions. You can use:
-"Person / Load person"
-"Person / Load Persons from other session"

The first allows to load a person that was created in another session, and the second allows you to load a bunch of persons from load to session

This works, I think what you are talking about is that there's a need to have more items in order to easy find the desired person.
We never thought on that because for us using the "Load Persons from other session" is really powerful, but of course more can be done. Just write a bit more complete information on what you exactly need and maybe is really easy and fast to develop it.

(09-27-2010 09:01 PM)snaper Wrote:  - i'm missing a multiple selection of items (when loading users etc.)

Ok, this is related to what I told you above.
What items do you need?

(09-27-2010 09:01 PM)snaper Wrote:  - we are testing a huge amount of athletes. For easiest management, usage of user templates with custom fields could be a big enhancement. Then we could simply create a template par example for volleyball players in one city on same skill level, same year of birth, same team.. and then just change few items in template when adding a new entry.

There's no template, but there's something quite similar (but less powerful), I don't know if you tried.
When you create a new session, you can define "Persons's data", and this will be a default for all the created persons.
This works for both the person creation ways:
-"Person / New Person"
-"Person / New Persons (multiple)"
After creating, you can also change the values for every individual person.


Just continue talking and I'm sure lot's of thinks can be improved.

Lastly you have to now that there's a server to share data between users (and non-users) and if you are testing a huge amount of athletes, your contributions can be really useful.

Server is here:
http://chronojump.org/server.html

And using it is as easy as:
"Tools / Server / Upload (or update) session to server"

We believe on open software, open hardware, open formats and open data.

Thanks for your post