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Re: [eclipsecon-na-program-committee] Update on the EclipseCon Na 2014
Hi Pascal,

I could expose the operator on the Program Committee Tags filter. You could then, tag all the talks you don't want to vote on with a unique tag. You could use something like pascal-wont-vote with the "is none of" operator.

Would this work for you? Attached is an example, this is not a screenshot from the live site.

Cheers!

 


Christopher Guindon
Web Developer
Eclipse Foundation
Twitter: chrisguindon

On 2013-11-07, at 8:26 PM, Pascal Rapicault <pascal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Chris,

What is the best way for a PC member to see the talks that he has not reviewed?
Given that 0 is the default value and 1 is a rejection, I'm missing a place to say "won't vote" and then an ability to filter on this.

Pascal


On 11/07/2013 02:18 PM, Christopher Guindon wrote:
Hi all,

here are some answers to your questions:

Where should I post a bug against the EclipseCon website?
I suggest we start using bugzilla to track any problems with the EclipseCon website. Please post issues under the Community product and the EclipseCon component:

Could you add a mulit-select for the track filter?
Yes and it's now available.

How is it possible that a speaker replied to a PC comment?
This week a few speakers did receive a daily email digest when a pc comment was added to their talk. This is obviously not how I designed the system to work. I did write code to ignore the pc comment with the email subscription module https://drupal.org/project/subscriptions.

This was tested on staging and locally but with my luck this bug only occurred on production. There was a duplicate copy of one of my modules on production, one with a space at the end of the module folder name and the other one without a space. Needless to say, drupal was loading the wrong module.

The daily subscriptions are saved in the subscriptions_queue table. I did another sanity test today to make sure that things are working properly. I submitted a PC comment and I made sure that the comment was not added to the subscriptions_queue table. After this test, I submitted a public comment on a talk and that comment was added to the subscription queue.

Attached is a screenshot of a session with a pc comment. The left side, is from a user with access to the PC COMMENTS, the right side is the same page but from the perspective of the speaker.

I am currently subscribed to receive all possible digests from the EclipseCon website. I will monitor them closely for the next few days and make sure that the PC Comments are only visible from a user with the pc committee user role.

Sorry for this long e-mail but I felt you guys deserved an explanation.

Please let me know if you have any questions, concerns or comments regarding the website.

Cheers!


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Christopher Guindon
Web Developer
Eclipse Foundation
Twitter: chrisguindon



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