I know I'm just missing a step, but I can't seem to bring up any cal courses on the search engine.
I set distance to "1 km or less," and course type to "Calibration" but get "No courses matched" as a result.
What am I doing wrong?
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Jim,
In reviewing the calibration course list, it appears that normally calibration courses are not loaded into the database with a "distance" indicated. If you run a search for all Calibration courses, you will notice that on the resulting list that the "distance" is blank.
In reviewing the calibration course list, it appears that normally calibration courses are not loaded into the database with a "distance" indicated. If you run a search for all Calibration courses, you will notice that on the resulting list that the "distance" is blank.
Jim,
Enter the State in Basic Search(all other fields blank). Next, in Advanced Search enter Calibration course and active.
This should work!
Enter the State in Basic Search(all other fields blank). Next, in Advanced Search enter Calibration course and active.
This should work!
Thanks guys, that worked. But I can't find any in D.C., and Bob Thurston says he's got at least one there.
A search of all the courses that are on file as being certified shows no calibration courses certified in DC.
Maybe Bob Thurston can shed light.
Maybe Bob Thurston can shed light.
I think there may be some kind of glitch in the search engine. Now I can't find any cal courses in Minnesota, either! (And still none in D.C.) All the rest of the states show several when performing a search w/ the same criteria entered.
I've emailed Keith Lively, although he may be busy w/ Olympic business.
I've emailed Keith Lively, although he may be busy w/ Olympic business.
OK, I guess my ears were burning. Haven't checked in for a while. I do have a cal course but it looks like I never sent it in (does anyone have a round tuit?). I'll put this on my list. Right now they're coming at me fast and furious so another thing on my list is training folks (preferably young) to do some measuring!
Bob T
Bob T