Teratopside écrit: As above, we run a series of competition events all over the nations, the venues are always theh same (Club sites) having the ability to reuse club / venue information would be extremely usefull

neuroscot écrit: iCagenda is just great! But as our use is to allow parents & club organizers to register their children/members for a chess event it would be good if there was an option for 1 person to enter multiple entries without having to each individually having to input their own contact details each time.

Also we have multiple sections in each event and at the moment we have to list each section as if it is a unique event. What would be nice would be to be able to have a single event and allow users to select the specific section they want to register in when they register.

aterracina écrit: I think the rss functionality would be greatly appreciated by our users

rognets écrit: I would like to ask if you could consider adding the ability to select an event by clicking on the photo icon.

When you view the calendar and click on the event date, a small window opens with a icon and event heading. You are required to click on the event text to continue or the X to close and select other actions. You can not select the event from this window by clicking on the icon.

It seems natural to me that once you have selected the date event from the calendar that you should be able to continue by clicking on the graphic icon or the event test?

This action works from the event list but not from the calendar popup?


Regards

Rog Nets

neuroscot écrit: Hi
Apologies been a bit busy with work and missed your request for an example of an event that has multiple sections. So for example the WHJC Event occurs at a specific location and time and players must enter 1 (and only 1) of 5 possible sections (or leagues) based on either their age or their ability. At the moment I must enter each section as if it is an independant event and repeat on the information that is common to the event as a whole for each section - e.g. venue, start/stop times, rules/regulations, entry fees etc etc.

Is that clear?

Mike