The booth writes each vocalist's and the leader's mic into their Planning
Center note every week ("Mix 8, VOX 5", "Mix 1, Vox 1"), because those
change week to week and the position name ("Vocalist") carries no number.
Sync ignored the notes and dropped the singers onto Vox 2-5 in whatever
order Planning Center listed them.
Sync now reads each team member's note and places anyone whose note names
a spot there first: the mix number must agree with the slot's MIX, and the
role ("VOX 5", "Drums") is scored like a position. "NA" or a blank note
says nothing. Everyone else is placed by position as before. Tests use the
real Oct 25 and Nov 1 notes.
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Two Sync problems found by checking the real October 25 plan against the
board:
- Someone on the plan twice (Mike Powell is Leader and Guitar [Acoustic])
could fill two spots, pushing a real player off the board. Which spot
the duplicate took depended on the order Planning Center returned
people, so it only happened some weeks. Assignment now uses each person
once.
- Moving a synced person to another spot was undone by the next Sync,
which re-placed everyone it had filled. A move is now a hand placement
for the current plan and Sync leaves it alone.
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The editor used the browser's built-in drag-and-drop, which never fires for
a touchscreen, flickered its drop highlight over a card's inner parts, and
lost the drag whenever a board update arrived mid-drag (the editor was
rebuilt under the pointer).
Dragging is now driven by pointer events, one path for mouse and touch: a
mouse drags as soon as it moves, a finger holds still for a moment first so
a swipe still scrolls. A floating copy of the photo follows the pointer, the
spot under it lights up, the editor auto-scrolls near its edges, and board
updates wait until the drop. Tap a photo then tap a spot still works.
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