Multiple users to edit route
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This would be ideal for biker clubs too. Give touroperators edit tights, and members only read rights. It has been suggested multiple times over the years, and there might perhaps be possibilities to develop something like this after the overhaul of the web-planner. For the current web-planner certainly not.
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@Guzzist Then you’ll have to make very clear agreements with those friends. I definitely don’t want someone else potentially messing up my routes! No idea if it’s technically feasible. Probably not, at least not easily. Who gets priority when saving the route if editing a route simultaneously?
@Rob-Verhoeff said in Multiple users to edit route:
@Guzzist ... definitely don’t want someone else potentially messing up my routes!
...Who gets priority when saving the route if editing a route simultaneously-
...if I copy "my" route into an extra folder (which is granted to be accessed by friends), then no one can messing up my route
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...that's the job of a server to make time stamps for every actions (like edit). Every saving action is a single action on a timescale; there is no "simultaneously".
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I am not a specialist for this, but I can imaging that this is not possible. If two persons open a route, to makes changes and one is quicker, how will this change be seen by the other. A kind of live sync is needed.
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Never used something like "Google Docs"?
In Google Docs it is a standard feature to edit the document simultaneously.
You see what the another person (incl. the name) is typing/editing while your are also typing/editing that document. This is instant.
Collaborating editing is a theoretical strength of cloud based software.
So. Yes, it is possible. I do not know if the MRA platform technically supports this. -
It looks like a lot of people would love to have that feature. Even if there is somtheing that prevent multiple edits at the same time, that would be fine. As long as we don't have to use route and then recopy it on another folder.
And for access rights, in the group section, there is already Admin and Users so we can easily configure who can edit and who can only use.
Is there a member of the development team that can chime in to confirm if that can be added to the development path ?
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With the release of the big v5 update of our app, most our resources will shift to the (new) website development. This will definitely be a feature
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With the release of the big v5 update of our app, most our resources will shift to the (new) website development. This will definitely be a feature
@Corjan-Meijerink said in Multiple users to edit route:
With the release of the big v5 update of our app, most our resources will shift to the (new) website development. This will definitely be a feature
Wonderfull !
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Hello,
I just wanted to know if there is any development yet about this feature ?
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We’re starting the mega web project but that will take quite a while
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I prefer a solution,where only one user can edit a route at a time and have a versioning system in the background. For me it is one thing to work in a text oriented document or collaborating in a brainstorming tool, but a very different one working on such a complex thing like a route where the impact of changes of individual users could be a) very extreme and b) difficult to "reconstruct" what have been done.
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I prefer a solution,where only one user can edit a route at a time and have a versioning system in the background. For me it is one thing to work in a text oriented document or collaborating in a brainstorming tool, but a very different one working on such a complex thing like a route where the impact of changes of individual users could be a) very extreme and b) difficult to "reconstruct" what have been done.
@TomOnTour that might be not too difficult. You can block a file (route in this case) once it is openend by someone else. I agree, otherwise it will be chaos.
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I prefer a solution,where only one user can edit a route at a time and have a versioning system in the background. For me it is one thing to work in a text oriented document or collaborating in a brainstorming tool, but a very different one working on such a complex thing like a route where the impact of changes of individual users could be a) very extreme and b) difficult to "reconstruct" what have been done.
@TomOnTour ...yes, I agree: without discipline, each discussion or common work can fall in chaos.
But I love it to work in a team; also in developing a group ride. It can be funny and will bring the whole team in a good mood, if each member can spend input - just in front the tour.I would like to wait for an idea, how the MRA developers will be able find a realisation. Then it's still the right moment if this solution idea will bring a benefit for tour guides
