Under the "scheduling conflict" report. You show a conflict for an instructor (works perfectly!), and conflicts for "topics" -- a topic should only show up it both the topic and sub-topic are the same (e.g. topic=clothing, sub-topic=accessories). Is this how it works?
Also, is it feasible (long or short term) to let a specific conflict be "approved" and not show on the list any longer? For example - right now there shows a topic and instructor conflict for the InterKingdom Brewers Guild Roundtable and Competition (2 classes - registered by the same person, must run at the same time) --- I know what it is and this is not a problem, but how it should be scheduled. I would like to remove this conflict from the list so I don't have to check it all the time.
My concern is that as there are more classes more conflicts that are not "really" conflicts will show up on the list and people will not be able to effectively use the conflict check function (which is really helpful).
Under the "scheduling conflict" report. You show a conflict for an instructor (works perfectly!), and conflicts for "topics" -- a topic should only show up it both the topic and sub-topic are the same (e.g. topic=clothing, sub-topic=accessories). Is this how it works?
Also, is it feasible (long or short term) to let a specific conflict be "approved" and not show on the list any longer? For example - right now there shows a topic and instructor conflict for the InterKingdom Brewers Guild Roundtable and Competition (2 classes - registered by the same person, must run at the same time) --- I know what it is and this is not a problem, but how it should be scheduled. I would like to remove this conflict from the list so I don't have to check it all the time.
My concern is that as there are more classes more conflicts that are not "really" conflicts will show up on the list and people will not be able to effectively use the conflict check function (which is really helpful).