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« Reply #10 : Monday 12 January 2009, 06:55:07 am »
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« Reply #11 : Tuesday 13 January 2009, 10:47:35 am »
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If the prize value is unknown, is the field to be left blank or can there be an approximate prize value submitted? For example, the cost of a double adult movie pass is around $30 and there are 10 available;  this would mean that the approximate value would be $300.
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« Reply #12 : Tuesday 13 January 2009, 07:45:12 pm »
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Any chance of removing the prize value bit in bold from the indexes? Its a great feature (dont get me wrong) but its not really important to me when searching for comps to enter. Do I have the option of removing the value from the index page and only viewing it in the actual competition post itself?

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« Reply #13 : Tuesday 13 January 2009, 08:15:01 pm »
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Any chance of removing the prize value bit in bold from the indexes? Its a great feature (dont get me wrong) but its not really important to me when searching for comps to enter. Do I have the option of removing the value from the index page and only viewing it in the actual competition post itself?

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just a thought, i actually like it and if it does get removed can it be left there until we enter all the amounts. This way we can see which ones don't yet have a dollar amount.

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If the prize value is unknown, is the field to be left blank or can there be an approximate prize value submitted? For example, the cost of a double adult movie pass is around $30 and there are 10 available;  this would mean that the approximate value would be $300.

Hi Snuggle1, yeah I think that is fine. I've done that with a couple of the movie ticket ones.  Thanks for your help Very Happy
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« Reply #14 : Tuesday 13 January 2009, 09:04:15 pm »
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I think the prize value amount in the indexes is a good idea, like purr-fection, it's a bit superfluous for me, but that doesn't matter.  I can see how it can help in judging exactly what the prize consists of, by it's monetary value. The main thing that I noticed when viewing it was that the orange is very hard for me to read on my laptop.  Again, this probably won't matter to me when I'm back on my other computer with my larger screen. dontknow

In saying that, thanks Admin, you're always working to make the forum a better place for compers. Very Happy  All your hard work is greatly appreciated. cheers
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« Reply #15 : Wednesday 14 January 2009, 01:49:28 pm »
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I have a computer with a large screen and I cannot read the orange small print... I do feel a lighter colour is preferable to the black as I went cross eyed trying to figure out which was the competition name but yes the orange is invisible!!
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« Reply #16 : Wednesday 14 January 2009, 02:05:13 pm »
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My problem is that I don't want to make the extra information stand out like a sore thumb and overpower the actual subject of the post.

Most computer monitors display different shades of colours so it's difficult to select something that's subtle, yet visible.
I'll have a little play around.
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« Reply #17 : Wednesday 14 January 2009, 02:31:09 pm »
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What about hot pink?  That works for me and shouldn't interfere with any of the other default colours of the forum, except for standing out like a sore thumb. Smile
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« Reply #18 : Wednesday 14 January 2009, 05:20:55 pm »
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Any chance of removing the prize value bit in bold from the indexes? Its a great feature (dont get me wrong) but its not really important to me when searching for comps to enter. Do I have the option of removing the value from the index page and only viewing it in the actual competition post itself?
Must say I'm with the cat on this one... Interesting but somewhat deceptive. After all, prizes can vary with a huge first prize OS trip to movie pass runners-up. Maybe the first prize amount is more relevant?

So here are my suggestions for what they're worth. (I like throwing in the lateral thoughts!...)
~   Narrow down the columns and add a new one for 'major prize value'.
~   Ditto a separate column for 'closing date'. No need for colour differences then.
~   Do we actually need the poster listed on the index page? He/she would still be found on the actual posting.
~   This will free up more vertical space for comps per index page.

Hope I am not upsetting all those who work hard behind the scenes. Your efforts are in fact much appreciated.


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« Reply #19 : Wednesday 14 January 2009, 07:48:59 pm »
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I tried using columns instead of adding the information at the bottom of the subject, but when the site is viewed on a small laptop or screen, it looks like an Excell spreadsheet and is hard to read.
Perhaps I will sacrifice the 'Started by' column and see how it goes.

Although there is usually only one closing date, there are some comps that have multiple draws each having a different closing date. It's handy and it helps the mods a lot when they are closing. I'll need to have a re-think about it. I've got some ideas on shortening the displayed information but not sure I can do what I want.

The prize amount displayed should be the total value of the competition. Most promoters list this and it's easier to calculate instead of displaying just individual prize values.
As with almost every competition the odds of winning absolutely everything up for grabs is almost infinite. A larger prize pool generally suggests that there are more chances at winning something.

At this stage, the way I've written the code I could probably create an enable/disable feature so members could revert back to the 'old style', but If I start moving columns around it becomes progressively more difficult to enable/disable.

Thanks for feedback, I'm still working on it.
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