Wiki is a great idea!
and for Ben: why top 120? seems kind of odd...
), top 120: idk, just a random number that came into my head 
(http://cubing.oeko-veg.dk/ and http://www.apelgam.se/Rubik/ranking/)
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
Yeah, I'd like to see this kind of solution too. I've constructed the swedish and danish ranking sites, and I think they work well. The cuber creates an account and can log in and post his/her times in the personal pages. The results are stored in a database and you can view either all times for an event or all of a single user's times. The front page displays the latest updates.
(Just had to say that xD)
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
Yeah, I'd like to see this kind of solution too. I've constructed the swedish and danish ranking sites, and I think they work well. The cuber creates an account and can log in and post his/her times in the personal pages. The results are stored in a database and you can view either all times for an event or all of a single user's times. The front page displays the latest updates.
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
Yeah, I'd like to see this kind of solution too. I've constructed the swedish and danish ranking sites, and I think they work well. The cuber creates an account and can log in and post his/her times in the personal pages. The results are stored in a database and you can view either all times for an event or all of a single user's times. The front page displays the latest updates.
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
Yeah, I'd like to see this kind of solution too. I've constructed the swedish and danish ranking sites, and I think they work well. The cuber creates an account and can log in and post his/her times in the personal pages. The results are stored in a database and you can view either all times for an event or all of a single user's times. The front page displays the latest updates.
I like those sites a lot, although I can't understand what the menus and stuff mean. Could you setup something like that for a world UWR ranking, possibly only showing a max of 100 results at a time?
The danish and swedish unofficial rank-lists
Exactly what I was thinking. Why don't we make something like that?
By 'we' I mean someone who knows how to and is willing to do it
Yeah, I'd like to see this kind of solution too. I've constructed the swedish and danish ranking sites, and I think they work well. The cuber creates an account and can log in and post his/her times in the personal pages. The results are stored in a database and you can view either all times for an event or all of a single user's times. The front page displays the latest updates.
I like those sites a lot, although I can't understand what the menus and stuff mean. Could you setup something like that for a world UWR ranking, possibly only showing a max of 100 results at a time?
Sure, I'll try to make a UWR version tomorrow. The language switch isn't hard since I've defined menu items and headers in a text file.
