Tracks are not working about open-event-wsgen

[SaptakS]

I would like to fix this bug. I have seen that it is not possible to click and there is no information either. Where do I get the information to be put there and will an accordion be fine?

[championswimmer]

An array of sessions is saved in the $sessionStorage.sessions object. We
need to get sessions from there, and filter then according to the track.

On 12 September 2015 at 14:13, Saptak Sengupta [email protected]
wrote:

I would like to fix this bug. I have seen that it is not possible to click
and there is no information either. Where do I get the information to be
put there and will an accordion be fine?

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[SaptakS]

You mean, when I click a track, I need to show only the sessions corresponding to the track?? Something like that??

[championswimmer]

Yes exactly.

note: for later:
Also I want to revisit the way we save the data. Maybe it is not the most
efficient, but yes for now, showing the sessiosn that have the given track
X in it's "tracks" field should be shown when we click on a track

On 13 September 2015 at 00:19, Saptak Sengupta [email protected]
wrote:

You mean, when I click a track, I need to show only the sessions
corresponding to the track?? Something like that??

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[SaptakS]

Ok.. I will send a pull request after I do it.

[SaptakS]

I have one more doubt. As I see, the sessions have a title, a type, language and a speaker.. I don't see anything related to tracks. So what exactly do I need to match with the track? Should I add a category all together to the sessions which I can compare with the tracks?

[leto]

Howdy,

The API JSON response data for a session should contain some kind of
session identifier which tells the track that the session is a part of. If
not, it should.

Hope that helps,

Duke

On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 9:06 PM, Saptak Sengupta [email protected]
wrote:

I have one more doubt. As I see, the sessions have a title, a type,
language and a speaker.. I don't see anything related to tracks. So what
exactly do I need to match with the track? Should I add a category all
together to the sessions which I can compare with the tracks?

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Jonathan "Duke" Leto [email protected]
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[championswimmer]

http://openevent.championswimmer.in/api/v1/event/1/sessions/page/2

Yeah currently they are all coming out to be null.

I think you this needs be an issue flagged up on
https://github.com/fossasia/open-event-orga-server

On 13 September 2015 at 21:19, Duke Leto [email protected] wrote:

Howdy,

The API JSON response data for a session should contain some kind of
session identifier which tells the track that the session is a part of. If
not, it should.

Hope that helps,

Duke

On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 9:06 PM, Saptak Sengupta <[email protected]

wrote:

I have one more doubt. As I see, the sessions have a title, a type,
language and a speaker.. I don't see anything related to tracks. So what
exactly do I need to match with the track? Should I add a category all
together to the sessions which I can compare with the tracks?

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[SaptakS]

fixed here #76

[SaptakS]

I guess this issue is fixed.

[creativepsyco]

This has been fixed by @SaptakS.
Cheers!