Plugin Author
Brian
(@brianmiyaji)
@punter10 Thanks, glad you’re enjoying the plugin!
For now, home and away stats are added together, but we’ll be adding separate Home and Away stats to SportsPress in the next update 🙂
Plugin Author
Brian
(@brianmiyaji)
@punter10 @mirek_pl Great news, we have released SportsPress version 1.9.4 which includes a new Subset feature in the Table Column equation builder. With the new version, you can add “@Home” or “@Away” options to any of the column equations.
For example,
Home Points = [Points] [@Home]
Away Points = [Points] [@Away]
When using the @home and @away subsets, please be sure to select a home venue for each of the teams. You can do this by editing a team and selecting a venue from the Details section under “Home”.
@brian I’m soo glad I found your replay (didnt get notyfication).
I was looking at equation for like 1 h and try to figure it out. I always use multiple symbol (*) like
Home Points = [Points] * [@Home]
heh….
Is there any turtorial for that ?:)
Also, in Football (soccer) first team is always the host, soo calculating home and away points based on venue is a bit strange, match can be played at completely different fields (not connected with home or away team) its happens in “My” league (for ex. stadium is in modernization).
Still, excellent work.
Cheers.
Mirek
Plugin Author
Brian
(@brianmiyaji)
@mirek_pl You’re right. The @home and @away are more like Home/Road in baseball etc. This is still an experimental feature so it’s not documented yet. For the next update I’ll work on adding a subset based on first team played 🙂
Plugin Author
Brian
(@brianmiyaji)
@mirek_pl We’ve added a new @venue subset in SportsPress 1.9.6, and adjusted @home and @away to reflect the team order (first team is always home).
Hope this is what you were looking for 🙂
@brian Nice 🙂
I’ll try it soon.
Any leaks about time line ? <3 🙂
