Watched the results and there is still DNF but i finished Poland.
/Johannes
Ok, so I see the issue adter quite a bit of looking. I have no idea
how it has happened, no idea why, but in the back-end (not on the RaceNet results site), Codemasters seems to have given you
both names. Some stages with JoSt69 and some with JuryCloth*numbers*(JC from now on in this post). So, because of that the results-parser are unable handle it.
SS1 the JoSt69 name get's it's time. However, on SS2, RaceNet gives us JC. Because JC don't have a time from SS1, JC are given "DNF". The result parser does not extract the stage-times after a non-finished stage, so because JC never finished SS1, it's a DNF.
The issue then, is that JoSt69 never finished SS2, so no matter what name is in the back-end for the future stages, both JoSt69 and JC are forever given DNF.
Now I guess you wonder if this means that you are well and truly screwed or not. Not really, but you will be "DNF"'d in the results that will be in the next magazine, but the results online will be updated. However, it will take time, and probably some errors before I get it right.
This is how the parser shows your SS1:
Code:
Pos, Name, Vehicle, Time, Diff 1st, Diff Prev
36,JoSt69,Lancia Delta HF Integrale,03:43.491,00:44.649,00:02.450
Which means for SS2-12 I need to manually enter the times, and differences, but also, edit the "Diff Prev" to the guy behind you on that stage. And also, just to minimize risks of issues, I need to change the "Pos" number for everyone behind you for that stage.
Because you didn't score points in the rally, I have to admit my top priority is getting my stuff for the new magazine done. Especially as I don't know how long time it will take to edit it all, and not make any mistakes. A single "," or "." or ":" wrong will screw up it all.
When I'm finished with my share of the magazine, I will update it
I hope this is an acceptable solution. I understand that it's not ideal, but it is what I see as the most practical right now.
