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Allocating DKP

Allocating DKP
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Greetings!

I have added several raids via GRSS (which really rocks and makes my life tons easier!). However, not everyone in the raid was a member of our site (because they are lazy or just stupid, not sure which though). When I told them that they had 2 weeks to get their accounts and characters loaded or I stopped giving them DKP, some made characters.

The problem is that the characters made after the GRSS was loaded do not appear in the Standings section (and therefore I do not know their cummalitive DKP. When I tried to edit the Raid, those characters had their names checked. So I just saved the raid again. Still nothing.

How do I get DKP moved from the limbo members (the ones that only appear to the left of the graph in the standings) to the those new members? I was thinking about just altering their DKP via adjustment, but will that screw up their tally?

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Before you ask that question...RTFM, kktx

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Before you ask that question...RTFM, kktx
Head over to "Characters and Roster" and see if the member happens to be a duplicate. Sometimes, when creating a character with GRSS, it manages to nub it up and make a duplicate Member when the character doesn't exist already. If the character is a duplicate, then you can just delete the duplicate member (the one without any DKP). To find out which one does or doesn't have DKP, you can just rename one of them to "membername1" and/or "membername2" for example. And see which one shows up on the DKP Standings.

Then go ahead and delete the one that doesn't show up on the standings.

The whole flubbing it up problem has to do with the fact that the GRSS doesn't record class, race, or level, and that kinda freaks it out a little bit. I won't lie, it could use a little cleaning up, but for the most part it works (just like Microsoft Windows "kinda works, at least enough to get the necessities"). I'll be revisiting the DKP Upload process relatively soon after finishing the next important features on the site.

Oh, and thanks for the testamonial, btw
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HAWT!

I just corrected this on our site. 40x edits later, and blamo! Correct DKP info for everyone. Thanks for the help. Now I know what to look for.

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Before you ask that question...RTFM, kktx

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Before you ask that question...RTFM, kktx


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