Time table for every player

Hi there, I'm setting up a small web app that will allow players to see the other player's availabilities. The goal is to quickly see which players are "synchronized" to allow faster games, or to see when a player will be available.

You can see it on v.ripoll.free.fr/VTES/JOLTZ.html (don't forget to reload the page because your browser may cache it).

For a start I will manually add players, so just send me a line here or at v.ripoll{at}gmail{dotcom} using the following format:

<player name>, GMT<+-X>, <first time span>, <second time span>, ..., <n^th time span>

with time spans using the <hh:mm-hh:mm> format.

Eg. Ankha, GMT+1, 10:00-12:00, 13:00-18:00
You can prefix the time span with the letter 'u' to mark it as 'uncertain'.
You can also prefix the time span with 'we' to mark it as 'week-end'.

If you don't prefix any time span with 'we', your time spans are considered valid for the whole week (including week-ends)
If you have at least one time span prefixed with 'we', your unprefixed time spans are considered to be valid from monday to friday.

The time span must use your local time.

How does it work?

The red line indicates NOW (in your current time zone).
Players that are available now (given the availability time ranges they gave) are highlighted in green.

Ex.



On the current image, Ankha, Blooded, Klaital and Jhattra are available right now. Cooper's availability is uncertain as he have various availabilities, but we can see that he's GMT+1 by hovering with the cursor over his name.
The time displayed is the time of my own time zone.

As we can see, those players share a large common availability time range, it's probably a good idea they play together

Ohlmann wrote:

Thank for the idea and realisation. It could be very useful.

Too bad Silverlight is such a pain to make work

On Apple devices or?

Ankha wrote:

Ohlmann wrote:

Thank for the idea and realisation. It could be very useful.

Too bad Silverlight is such a pain to make work

On Apple devices or?

Doesn't work on Android at all and probably not on Linux either.