Compare https://www.uschess.org/msa/MbrDtlMain.php?32493569 (with III) and US Chess (no III). In this particular case there is a Jr. (the father) that also comes in, so it’s a bit difficult to disambiguate.
Yes, we’re aware of that and it is on the list of issues to be fixed either in the current cycle or the next one.
Thanks. Where can I find the announcement when each cycle launches?
To be honest, I’m not sure, I know Bryan Tillis wrote and has been working on updates to the MUIR status report, but I don’t think that includes specific features during each development cycle (roughly monthly)
How many cycles have passed since this was going to be fixed in the next cycle?
US Chess (Players 16 and 17)
It’s a question of priorities, and getting some other things done was a higher priority. Yeah, it sucks.
FWIW, this is in the June worklist and I just provided them with several examples of current members where the only difference in the name fields is in the suffix.
The suffix field can now be ported over from the membership system and will display on most pages, though possibly not all of them yet. If people see some pages that work and some that don’t, let us know about the latter so we can get them fixed.
This fix requires the record be re-synced from the membership system to MUIR to fetch the additional name fields.
There are around 23K records in the membership system with a suffix, of which about 3500 are for current or recent members. I’m checking on the fastest way to re-sync those records.
Thank you. I see it now on player pages, with a minor capitalization bug that may not be easily solveable with arbitrary suffixes:
But I don’t see it on rating reports:
I can’t reproduce the Iii one, must be related to the browser.
I also spotted that the crosstable doesn’t differentiate between the two Shelton Abrams. I’ll report both of those.
My understanding is that CIVI has a fixed table of allowable suffixes, so standardizing them shouldn’t be too hard.
I can see that the title is lowercased just from the Javascript console as well, but it’s that way in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox in my testing (all on a Windows 11 machine).
But the crosstable using the suffix is the main thing.