This is pretty ugly and bare bones but workshop stewards can now get a list of all attendees for a workshop and either sign in all of their codes at once or an individual one.
The pages can be found by going to /schedule/workshop-steward and selecting the venue
then the workshop
then signing people in
To help reduce the number of giant lists of attendees about the place the list of attendees is time locked to the hour prior to the workshop and then its duration. The user also has to have signed up as a volunteer and done the 'workshop Steward' training.
If the timelock is in effect they see the following screen (otherwise they receive a 401)
The timelock can be ignored in DEBUG mode by adding ?time_locked=true to the URL for testing purposes
This is pretty ugly and bare bones but workshop stewards can now get a list of all attendees for a workshop and either sign in all of their codes at once or an individual one.
The pages can be found by going to
/schedule/workshop-stewardand selecting the venuethen the workshop
then signing people in
To help reduce the number of giant lists of attendees about the place the list of attendees is time locked to the hour prior to the workshop and then its duration. The user also has to have signed up as a volunteer and done the 'workshop Steward' training.
If the timelock is in effect they see the following screen (otherwise they receive a 401)
The timelock can be ignored in
DEBUGmode by adding?time_locked=trueto the URL for testing purposes