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--- glfusion:photocomp:admin:start [2017/06/07 02:57]
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+++ glfusion:photocomp:admin:start [2019/07/23 19:30]
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 ===== Configuration =====
-Configuration of global options is done via glFusion's central configuration manager (Command and Control -> Configuration -> Photocomp).
+Configuration of global options is done via glFusion's central configuration manager (Command and Control -> Configuration -> Photocomp).  See [[Configuration]].
 ===== Administration =====
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 Events are the core element of the Photo Competition plugin. These are the actual events that are scheduled and configured for site users to upload their images.
+Events have opening and closing dates, as well as the date of the event. These are used to allow submissions and online judging during specified periods.
 ==== Entries ====
 See [[AdminEntries|Managing Entries]].
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 ==== Voting Methods ====
+See [[JudgingMethods]]
 Voting methods are delivered as class files with the plugin, and can be installed as needed. These are only used during online judging.
-==== Downloading ====
+==== Search and Download ====
+This option allows the administrator to search for images and download them as a single .zip file. Inside the .zip file will be the image files named according to the filename template and organized according to the directory layout setting.
+==== Bulk Entry Upload ====
+The Bulk Upload option allows two methods of populating an event with entry records:
+=== Bulk Upload ===
+Create a tab-separated file containing entry information:
+  Entry ID<tab>Exhibitor Username<tab>Event ID<tab>Image Title<tab>Class ID<tab>Division ID<tab>Section ID<tab>Image Type (numeric)<tab>Location<crlf>
+The event, class, division and user records must already exist.
+===Import Existing Entries===
+This option allows you to import entry records from one or more events into another event. For example, to create an end-of-year event containing all first-place entries from events throughout the year.