- A member can be part of multiple SubClubs (Familys?)
Say ALLEN is member of SubClub1 and SubClub3
- This member could belong to multiple Teams (Groups?) under a SubClub
Say ALLEN belongs to the Team1-1, Team2-1 and Team2-2
How would you accomplish this within osc?
Thanks for your help.
Oliver
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Method 1:
Use Groups in to create SubClubs and use the Role within the Group to say this person is Team 1, Team 2, etc.
Method 2:
Flatten the table and create Groups that are like Sub1-Team1, Sub1-Team2, Sub2-Team1 Sub2-Team2, etc. With this method, you retain the ability to use the Role within the group to show their place within the team.
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Hi all,
I'm interested in using osc for the address and pledge management for my sportsclub.
How would I handle this type of organisation in osc?
/-- Team1-1
/- SubClub1 --/--- Team1-2
MainSportsClub: -- SubClub2 -- ....
\- SubClub3 --\--- Team2-1
\-- Team2-2
- A member can be part of multiple SubClubs (Familys?)
Say ALLEN is member of SubClub1 and SubClub3
- This member could belong to multiple Teams (Groups?) under a SubClub
Say ALLEN belongs to the Team1-1, Team2-1 and Team2-2
How would you accomplish this within osc?
Thanks for your help.
Oliver
sorry for the allingment of my clubs. just think there would be spaces between the left border and /-- Team1-1, /- SubClub1, etc.
I think your picture was supposed to like this:
/-- Team1-1
/- SubClub1 --/--- Team1-2
MainSportsClub: -- SubClub2 -- ....
\- SubClub3 --\--- Team2-1
\-- Team2-2
You can implement that in a number of ways:
Method 1:
Use Groups in to create SubClubs and use the Role within the Group to say this person is Team 1, Team 2, etc.
Method 2:
Flatten the table and create Groups that are like Sub1-Team1, Sub1-Team2, Sub2-Team1 Sub2-Team2, etc. With this method, you retain the ability to use the Role within the group to show their place within the team.
Oohps, didn't know that spaces where to aggresivly removed from these messages.
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