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No it will not effect scores, plus you don't have to sync scores, you can just sync the competitor info

Can you possibly get folks to preregister for the match? That way you could preload the scoring devices with those shooters. Obviously you'd still need to deal with those folks that did not register ahead of time, but hopefully that would be a small number of individuals. Do you have WiFi at the range?

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Ewilson224, when you say, you've played with the app, are you talking about the Android version, a beta iOS version or the final iOS version?

I've been wanting to try this app, great to hear it should be available soon

I posted my query to see if anyone else had or was running into the problem. Figured if it was a widespread issue, I wouldn't bother bugging the folks at USPSA about it until I saw it working for others, but not me. I have no idea what Rob did to fix my situation, but it appears to have likely only fixed my issue.

it was the web file and even though it was late when I sent an email to USPSA, Rob fixed the issue and had me try again, which worked. Now that is excellent customer support.

Just tried to upload results to USPSA from a match at the beginning of Sept and got an "ERROR: INSERT INTO results_matches........". Tried to upload the webfile generated from version 1.682 (5) of Practiscore. Wonder if anyone else has run into this problem? Going to contact USPSA tomorrow about this issue.

Just tried to upload results to USPSA from a match at the beginning of Sept and got an "ERROR: INSERT INTO results_matches........". Tried to upload the webfile generated from version 1.682 (5) of Practiscore. Wonder if anyone else has run into this problem? Going to contact USPSA tomorrow about this issue.

I'm surprised no one has commented yet. I'm not aware of a canned way to do this with Practiscore. If you have some programming skills I guess you could periodically pull scores from the scoring devices and build a web page(s) to display the results. The data is there, just need to automate pulling it and parsing it. Not something currently in my skill set, but a few folks on here definitely have those skills and may already be doing it. I manage scoring for several large matches a year. A display showing constantly updated results would be nice, but since I'm the only one managing all aspects of scoring, not sure how useful it would be given the work needed to set it up and troubleshoot if problems. My work around is to have an ad hoc WiFi network with all scoring devices on that network. I pull scores back to a master devices about every 5 minutes. Then every half hour or so I post those results to Practiscore, so folks can use their phones to look at things.

photoracer, thanks, that's some useful information.

Now that we are an official Steel Challenge club, all plates are white and the stop plate post is yellow. The use of yellow harkens back to when we only had Outlaw matches. Back then they painted the actual plate yellow, so it kind of stuck. We have a large number of shooters each match who are unfamiliar with the Steel Challenge stages, so it helps to just say, always shoot the plate on the yellow post last.

Awesome, closer to my neck of the woods, so might be able to make this one. Thanks Zack

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