Code lists

Code lists are where a space defines its own vocabulary. Three of them live here, and they are what the required user details in general settings actually draw from: switching on Požadovat po uživateli pracoviště is only useful once sites exist to choose from.

Verified: Captured from #/csPreferences/codebooks on 2026-09-04.

The screen

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Code lists on the sites tab, with one site in the tree

1. Three lists share the screen, each on its own tab: Pracoviště, Pracovní pozice and Štítky uživatelů (1).
2. Sites can be searched by code, name or lead, and two switches narrow the tree to the gaps — sites with no lead, and sites with no users (2).
3. Přidat pracoviště adds to the tree (3). The pane on the right stays empty until you pick a site.

Sites are a tree, the other two are lists

Fact: Sites nest. The panel is called Struktura pracovišť and each entry shows its lead and how many users sit in it, so a site is an organisational unit rather than an address.

Assumption: Job titles and user labels are flat lists, since neither tab offers a structure panel. We have not opened them yet.

Fact: The two filters exist because incomplete entries are the common problem: a site with no lead and a site with no users are both worth finding.

What to watch for

Fact: In a personal space this route does not open at all — it redirects to the dashboard and the sidebar highlight jumps to Studium, so the click looks like it did nothing.

Missing: What a site record contains, and what labels are used for once assigned, still needs its own capture.