EBTCheck - notes check online - and a few statistics

[marty44]

Hi aloxe,
I found a simpler way to solve it

See http://ebtcheck.marty44.net/ebtcheck/st ... mnotes.php

marty

[aloxe]

See http://ebtcheck.marty44.net/ebtcheck/st ... mnotes.php

Great, thanks a lot ! I am curious, how did you do?

[marty44]

See http://ebtcheck.marty44.net/ebtcheck/st ... mnotes.php

Great, thanks a lot ! I am curious, how did you do?

Added a SQL statement to NOT show where long and lat are zero

[aloxe]

Added a SQL statement to NOT show where long and lat are zero

[marty44]

Hello all,

I have a few users who have not enabled public stats. Some of them might be interested to view single statistics pages. For those a new menu entry is there: private stats view (the menu entry is only visible if statistics creation is disabled)

Feedback is welcome

marty

PS: the Mega Chart can not be generated via this way.

[Seltaeb]

Inviterbo, V018 VB9646 Lagarde. Ciclo 492.

xxx<968 MD
xxx>967 CL

No válido.

[lmviterbo]

Thanks / Gracias, Seltaeb!

Taking from dag68's answer or what could be derived of its weird English, I suspected that one cycle would share both signatures. Now I see that there must be two such cycles!

Marty44, I changed the rules to
MD < 960
CL > 967

Now the two cycles with notes numbered VB960 to VB967 must be further detailed. I already added
CL = 9646

I couldn't find any other fiftiers within this range on any of the usual sources.

[marty44]

Marty44, I changed the rules to
MD < 960
CL > 967

Now the two cycles with notes numbered VB960 to VB967 must be further detailed. I already added
CL = 9646

OK, if the rules gets more and more complicated I might have to rework the code. It could be possible that in future EBTCheck need first to work on rules with '=' and then '<' or '>'

[Seltaeb]

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[lmviterbo]

Seltaeb, that seems to be a fantastic job!

However, could you please explain your table? (You may do it in Spanish, I'll be glad to translate if needed.)
I don't understand the colors: on the right you have red on yellow for V018, but this combination doesn't appear on the table. On the other hand, on the table itself you have red on orange, but I can't see what plate that combination is.

Also, I can't see the relevance of dividing cycles into sets of 10. A printed sheet of notes in the cycle 495, for example, includes all notes starting from VB9760 (at A5) to VB9799 (at H1). Do you have reasons to believe that, after the stack of sheets is cut into individual stacks of notes, each pack of two rows of stacks remains together (A5 to B1 = VB9760 to VB9769; C5 to D1 = VB9770 to VB9779, etc.)?

It would be an amazing help if you could provide the four first digits for every note you found between, say, VB9600 and VC0239, and which plate they're on. You can look these up on EBTCheck's Notes Explorer, and export just the relevant subset. Feel free to send that in private message if you want.

[Seltaeb]

Lagarde

VB9646 V018B4
VB9680 V018A5
VB9685 V018B5
VB9686 V018B4
VB9691 V018C4
VB9692 V018C3
VB9696 V018D4
VB9697 V018D3
VB9698 V018D2

VC0135 V018D5
VC0155 V019H5

[Seltaeb]

EBT Check F/F001

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[marty44]

fixed

EBT Check F/F001



20_F_FM_BAD.jpg

[Burdie]

fixed

EBT Check F/F001



20_F_FM_BAD.jpg

Updated today and I still see an error note with FM00

[marty44]

I don't know why, but internal the entry for 'M' at 20 F/F notes was missing. I added it now manually. Hope now the error is fixed finally.

marty