Bug in the country list [solved]

Hello.

There are some bugs in the “my coins” section

Central African States

Chile

Paraguay

Peru

Are not shown in the list

I doubt it's a bug. They seemingly intend to eliminate all countries from the world soon. 

Or only go for the continents……

I'm confused. What do you mean by “Are not shown in the list.”  I can see them in the pictures you posted.

rsirian1

I'm confused. What do you mean by “Are not shown in the list.”  I can see them in the pictures you posted.

See the difference between Papua New Guinea (shown in first and second level) and Paraguay (shown only in the first level). There are not a standart visualization.

Its probably because sometimes coins are directly attached to the main section. Meaning the total displayed can include coins from sub sections + other ones directly in it

KISS.

Keep It Simple & Stupid😏 Numista was simple, but then wanted to deviate to be different from KM, well done.

Compendium

Its probably because sometimes coins are directly attached to the main section. Meaning the total displayed can include coins from sub sections + other ones directly in it

I just understood this thread after not finding a note in the structure…

In France you have France and behind it France:

So I expected to find the same scheme everywhere, but it look it doesn't work for Central African States:

I can see the banknotes of French Equatorial Africa alone but can't do the same with Central African States, I am oblidge to see all the note of French Equatorial Africa to see the notes of Central African States.

So, why sometimes we use the database a way and sometimes in another way? It's hard for me to see the consistency.

More than a bug, this way of organising is not user friendly.

How can I guess what logical are used by category?

Use one rule or the other but please use the same rule everywhere …

indeed, it's fixed, sorry for that (may need a nightly refresh)
Let me know if you spot other comparable issues :-)

Sjoelund

KISS.

Keep It Simple & Stupid😏 Numista was simple, but then wanted to deviate to be different from KM, well done.

Just for your information, the DB issue about those 4 countries had absolutely nothing to do with this topic you're obsessed with ;-)

Indomini16

Compendium

Its probably because sometimes coins are directly attached to the main section. Meaning the total displayed can include coins from sub sections + other ones directly in it

I just understood this thread after not finding a note in the structure…

 

In France you have France and behind it France:

So I expected to find the same scheme everywhere, but it look it doesn't work for Central African States:

 

I can see the banknotes of French Equatorial Africa alone but can't do the same with Central African States, I am oblidge to see all the note of French Equatorial Africa to see the notes of Central African States.

 

So, why sometimes we use the database a way and sometimes in another way? It's hard for me to see the consistency.

 

More than a bug, this way of organising is not user friendly.

How can I guess what logical are used by category?

 

Use one rule or the other but please use the same rule everywhere …

 

Yes. This is my question in the topic. It is missing a standart organization.

Compendium

indeed, it's fixed, sorry for that (may need a nightly refresh)
Let me know if you spot other comparable issues :-)

Maybe Perú and Paraguay too 😉

EDIT: and Chile

oynbcn

Compendium

indeed, it's fixed, sorry for that (may need a nightly refresh)
Let me know if you spot other comparable issues :-)

Maybe Perú and Paraguay too 😉

 

EDIT: and Chile

Yes I did those 4 of course, I meant if you spot orher ones :-)

Making the adjustement you've lost a flag ;-)

Indomini16

Making the adjustement you've lost a flag ;-)

 

Weird, I uplaoded it at the same time; maybe it needs a second nightly refresh to be taken into account too

New exemples:

Francisco Kingdom and Frankish Kingdoms:

Namibia

Turi

New exemples:

 

Francisco Kingdom and Frankish Kingdoms:

Namibia

Nope because:

- you cannot attach coins to the section “Frankish Kingdoms”, which is just a list of Frankish subissuers

- Namibia is divided into several periods; same than above: you cannot attach coins to the category

Compendium

Turi

New exemples:

 

Francisco Kingdom and Frankish Kingdoms:

Namibia

Nope because:

- you cannot attach coins to the section “Frankish Kingdoms”, which is just a list of Frankish subissuers

- Namibia is divided into several periods; same than above: you cannot attach coins to the category

Hello. Xavier already solved this problem on last  27 th october. 😉

Sure?

Anyway, all's good then :-)