abpframework / abpframework/eventhub

Several enhancements and bugs

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Since May 6, 2023.

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Description

Kind of Bugs:

  • It is not possible to add a speaker if he/she is not a member of the eventhub.
  • It is not possible to add a coffee or lunch breaks easily. It consumes a slot for sessions.
  • Sessions are not sorted by start time, it is sorted by created time.
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  • If previous session's end time is 12:45, next session cannot start at 12:45 right now. However, it is annoying to write 12:46. I believe it is a mistake. We should make it a bit more flexible.
  • If I want to enter Coffee Break, it is still forcing me to fill description area for minimum 50 characters.
  • In last image above, it is not possible to see exact time. It is only giving hours, not minutes.
  • Session name is controlled only while creating a new session. If there is a same named session, user is informed. However, this control is not controlling while editing. So it is possible to rename 2 sessions as same name.
  • As an organization owner, it is not possible to kick someone from the organization.

Enhancements:

  • It is not possible understand which timezone we are organizing for while creating an event
  • While adding a session into an event, end time at least should be equal to start time.
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  • May be it can be a better idea to put "duration of session" like 15mins, 30mins instead of putting an end time.
  • Visual mistake. Texts come on each other.
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  • It might be better if start time of next session can be equal (at least) to previous session's end time. That will decrease # of clicks.
  • May be drag&drop of sessions can be activated in the future.
  • It is confusing to see start and end time. I think AM/PM statement should be added.
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sample event:

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