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Improve how we add speakers for talks that have two speakers #69

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karianne opened this issue Oct 1, 2010 · 8 comments
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Improve how we add speakers for talks that have two speakers #69

karianne opened this issue Oct 1, 2010 · 8 comments

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@karianne
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karianne commented Oct 1, 2010

This should be an automatic process, not requiring any work on our behalf.

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This is now done via the heroku console. Should have an interface for this!

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Speaker.create! :user_id => 305, :talk_id => 82

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ivarni commented Sep 14, 2011

Would an appropriate solution be to let "any logged in user with a connection to the talk" add/remove speakers under the /talks/x/edit page?
Then speakers can handle this on their own.

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vote yes

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kwltrs commented Oct 21, 2011

What about this?

Given two registered users, Alice and Bob. Alice registers a new talk, Bob then requests to become co-speaker (Button on the talk-page?). Alice can then accept Bob as co-speaker or reject his request.

Technically this could be done with a boolean-flag (e.g. "confirmed") on the Speaker model.

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kwltrs commented Oct 21, 2011

sorry, wrong button.

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ivarni commented Oct 21, 2011

I've already told the github folks that the "comment & close" button should
a) Be red
b) Be floated left

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ivarni commented Oct 21, 2011

Oh yeah, and I think the solution you propose sounds like it could work. I haven't looked closely into what happens when Bob originally registers as a regular user (and pays) before requesting to co-host a talk though. I suspect that's a case we would normally not handle and if that is the case we should also add some instructions somewhere.

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