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LS2010 Sessions db (Version 0.1 - rough) ready

Thu 17 Dec 2009, 11:46 AM



by Ben Langhinrichs
Tenth Annual Lotusphere Sessions Planning DB

For those who can't do anything but dream of Orlando in January...

A few people have deduced the super secret URL.  Unlike last year, where the URL was LS2009_SessionsDB or the year before when it was LS2008_SessionsDB (and so forth back nine years), this year the super secret URL is... wait for it...

LS2010_SessionsDB

Anyway, Version 0.1 (meaning a lot of sessions have times and rooms, but some don't, and lots of other stuff is only partly there) is ready for you to download.  I'd strongly encourage you to replicate with Tranquility (using the handy view action if you like) frequently over the next few weeks.  I should point out that frequently does not mean every fifteen minutes.  It means once a day or so.  In mid January, you can move to every fifteen minutes if you have ADD, ADHD or ADOS (attention deficit ohh shiny).

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What has been said:


882.1. Eric Mack (12/17/2009 05:23 PM)

Nice work. Looking forward to what we can do with this... Eric


882.2. Craig Wiseman (12/17/2009 05:47 PM)

I (cleverly) tried to use that link last week and it failed, and it's still failing for me with this error:

HTTP Web Server: Couldn't find design note - LS2010_SessionsDB


882.3. Ben Langhinrichs (12/17/2009 06:08 PM)

Try again. It just worked for me.


882.4. John Head (12/17/2009 06:46 PM)

Ben - the add to my calendar button is not working


882.5. Ben Langhinrichs (12/17/2009 09:38 PM)

@John and others - If you replicate from Tranquility, the Add to my Calendar button will now work. You may want to go delete the calendar entries you just added to last year's Lotusphere, since the dates were still based on that.


882.6. Andy Donaldson (12/18/2009 12:33 AM)

Thanks again Ben for this AWESOME resource!


882.7. Patrick Picard (12/18/2009 04:27 PM)

Hi Ben

The view Day/Time is not sorting the times properly. For example, Day 1 sunday, 1:30PM is showing first when 8am should be


882.8. Ben Langhinrichs (12/18/2009 04:31 PM)

Replicate from Tranquility, as that problem was resolved fairly early on.