Updated to 2.1.7 and the issue still remain.
I noted this (in order to reproduce the issue):
- start a contest
- while the contest is started, it assigns (in control panel) one prize (of 3).
- Edit the contest and you can only see two fields for prizes (for 1# and 2# prize).
If the system has assigned 2 prizes (of 3), then when you edit you can only see 1 field (for first prize only).
I have bought it just to make contests. Nothing on information page was explained about it when I made the purchase. You must specify how your contest function works, if you want to be honest with your customers. I bought a life time license, but I never thought to wait many months before to use the product for what I need. I have switched from phpbb to vbulletin just to be able to make contests with your plugin.
Really sad. Really, really sad.
Thanks, it's something not so difficult to implement, just take a snapshot of the points all users have at the start and then do a basic subtraction with the snapshot of the points at the end. Just a x - y = points collected from start to end.
I hope you have time to work on it.
There's absolutely a score list after the contest.But when I read that contests were possible, I assumed a contest meant a winner and a prize - a contest for determining the most active user during a certain length of time, and a prize for that person. What good is a contest that could produce no winners or 100 winners? I could go broke offering a T-shirt as a prize based only on a certain level of activity. I could have 1000 people as "winners" instead of a first, second, and third prize as most contests are configured. But not being able to see the scoring during or after the contest defeats the whole purpose of the contest (encouraging participation), if no one ever knows what the score really was.
At this point in time, the contests work like a race. First (, second, third, fourth...) past the goal wins.So I think you can count me as another disappointed Admin who thought he was going to be running contests to increase participation. Is there no way to determine who is the most active user in a given week, or length of time?
Full demos are difficult to create because all protection we place on it can be cracked - we'd essentially be helping out the piracy scene. In either case, this is why we have the Pre-Sales Questions forumsI think you can include me as someone who feels a little mislead. I guess this is why its better when a full featured demo is offered with a few restrictions or time limit, rather than having to pay full price to really experience if the software does what you think it says it does.
It's very possible, we have our Pre-Sales forum where you can ask questions about the exact workings of our mod. If you posted a thread there and the answer mislead you, could you please link me to it? If you were mislead into thinking the feature worked like you assumed by any of our staff members, that would make you eligible for a refundI am only trying to point out what your product and policy looks like from the point of view of a consumer who tried as hard as they could to evaluate and research the product before purchase, and that the result was that it is impossible to do so.
There is absolutely a way you can try it out, we link to it in our navbar. If you click the "Demo Site" button, it will take you to our demo site which has Pro versions of all our mods installed, and the login info provided on the site will allow you to look at all the administrative features of all our modificationsI understand the piracy issue. But you should also understand that I will be very hesitant in the future to buy any more software that I can not first test the features I am buying it for. I can't imagine anyone buying Adobe CS5 without the ability to try out all aspects of it first. If other developers can do it, perhaps you can figure out a way as well.
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