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An award-flair might have a version that is within the same category but of a higher ranking to represent higher status.
For example, the top 20 people for a contest may be given a flair, but the top 3 may be given a gold version to show extra value.
-Add some form of tier's into the database structure.
-Add functionality to the website to display and set the appropriate tier of an award-flair that a user has been awarded.
-A different image should be used
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Went down the path of implementing an approach based on a Many:Many relationship (FlairType : possible images) but found that it added a huge amount of complexity in every aspect of the site.
Settled instead on the idea of 'overriding' a flair to use a different image. Requires DB to have a FlairType entered of the 'overrided' flair. Not as elegant of a solution as I originally imagined but will be fit for purpose for now.
An award-flair might have a version that is within the same category but of a higher ranking to represent higher status.
For example, the top 20 people for a contest may be given a flair, but the top 3 may be given a gold version to show extra value.
-Add some form of tier's into the database structure.
-Add functionality to the website to display and set the appropriate tier of an award-flair that a user has been awarded.
-A different image should be used
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: