Record A Coin Find Here

Started by purplepennyhunter, February 19, 2014, 02:38:57 PM

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emu666

Eventually I managed to move the location to where I lived in Perth at the time, selected the date of 7th May 2004 and then found there was no menu item for 2000 $1 10c mule.

markn

Quote from: 'emu666' pid='42237' dateline='1392847488'Eventually I managed to move the location to where I lived in Perth at the time, selected the date of 7th May 2004 and then found there was no menu item for 2000 $1 10c mule.

Try now.
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Fulvio

I thought you cleaned out the test data? My 2014 finds are still showing. :(
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markn

Which ones Fulvio? I cleared out everything that looked obviously fake.  Perhaps yours looked more convincing.
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'markn' pid='42250' dateline='1392863380'Which ones Fulvio? I cleared out everything that looked obviously fake.  Perhaps yours looked more convincing.

2014's recorded in Nov? Basically everything of mine except the mule.
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emu666


markn

I've cleaned up your data Fulvio.  I see your find recorded emu666.  I've recorded the three mules I've found too.
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emu666

Excellent.
Would you like me to record all the others?

purplepennyhunter

Quote from: 'emu666' pid='42254' dateline='1392866136'Excellent.
Would you like me to record all the others?

All 500?
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emu666

Quote from: 'purplepennyhunter' pid='42255' dateline='1392867564'
Quote from: 'emu666' pid='42254' dateline='1392866136'Excellent.
Would you like me to record all the others?

All 500?


I wish

markn

Quote from: 'emu666' pid='42254' dateline='1392866136'Excellent.
Would you like me to record all the others?

You can if you like.

I've just spent 30 minutes fiddling with the script.  It now detects a forum cookie that contains some information that allows me to retrieve your forum username and prepopulate that field.  I guess that I should stop anyone who isn't logged into the forum from recording a find?  Your thoughts?
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Unicorn

Sounds very logical and appropriate Mark.

markn

Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='42258' dateline='1392869408'Sounds very logical and appropriate Mark.

I thought so too.  So I did it.  Manually log out of the forum (by clicking the Log Out link just under the forum banner) and view the finds recorder page.
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Unicorn

Quote from: 'markn' pid='42259' dateline='1392869696'Manually log out of the forum (by clicking the Log Out link just under the forum banner) and view the finds recorder page.

I saved the link to the recorder page, then logged out of the forum. I then loaded up the recorder page and entered a new find. The page said it was saved, so I logged back into the forum and went to the view finds and the find I just recorded was not logged. (Which is what I think should occur ...... ie: you can't record a find unless you're logged in).

Is that what you wanted checked ..... or have I lost the plot ..... again.

purplepennyhunter

I tested it. If you log out of the forum you can enter data but the button to 'save find' is missing. It also tells you to join our forum!
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