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Results:
open http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/open.htm
major http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/major.htm
minor http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/minor.htm

Photos: http://tinyurl.com/WBrom2013

Brendan O'Gorman wrote:Results:
open http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/open.htm
major http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/major.htm
minor http://www.e2e4.org.uk/west_brom/Jan2013/minor.htm

Photos: http://tinyurl.com/WBrom2013

I see the "w" isn't working on the e2e4 keyboard again - "Dulich; Colyn Bay, Neport"

Neil Graham wrote:I see the "w" isn't working on the e2e4 keyboard again - "Dulich; Colyn Bay, Neport"

This is a Swiss Master bug, as previously explained.

I remembered to change all the males and females as a result of the bug, but not the club names.

"This is a Swiss Master bug, as previously explained."

Siss Master, surely?

Alex Holowczak wrote:This is a Swiss Master bug

Actually, it's not. It's because we use the flag field inappropriately (there is no where else to record the club).

Kevin Thurlow wrote:Siss Master, surely?

Sean Hewitt wrote:

Alex Holowczak wrote:This is a Swiss Master bug

Actually, it's not. It's because we use the flag field inappropriately (there is no where else to record the club).

Yes, OK. I was imprecise in my explanation.

Sean Hewitt wrote:

Alex Holowczak wrote:This is a Swiss Master bug

Actually, it's not. It's because we use the flag field inappropriately (there is no where else to record the club).

Having no data or display field for club is a design fault surely. Strange, since it's Dutch sourced and West European organisers are usually very keen on always showing the club on pairing and result charts.