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Well – this thread was helpful. I just figured out that my questions are just lack of understanding. The league table is where the points are calculated, so after I fix the calculations there, it shows up as expected based on the imported event outcome.
This is a pretty great plugin – thank you!
I hope it is ok to add to this thread in order to clarify something relating to overtime win/loss.
I am new to SportsPress and am testing it to help run a hockey league with the following outcomes:
Regulation Win 3 points
Overtime Win 2 poinits
Tie 1 pointBased on your explanation, your system can only do Win/Loss/Tie automatically. Does this mean I have to manually adjust outcome values when I input games?
Also, to test, I just imported 200 games from the current season. I am guessing I have to manually update the outcome point assignment for those as well? Is there a way to set the point value when I import them?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LeagueManager] Unable to save league preferencesOn an unrelated note (just posting to try and be helpful), when I bring up the plugin settings screen, the following errors appear in the log:
Undefined index: relegation in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/leaguemanager/admin/settings-global.php on line 50
and
Undefined index: boxheader in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/leaguemanager/admin/settings-global.php on line 55again, this is unrelated, but may be helpful.
Using plug in version 4.1.1 on wordpress 4.4.2 and PHP 5.5.33.
+1 for me. Need this to stop sending static pages that are for payment processing. Exclude Pages box seems to be ignored (even though showing debug mode shows that they’re in the exclude list).
I ran into a similar issue today. I have a wordpress 3.3 site running fine with a hosting provider. I created a new account (new hosting/domain) with them and installed just the same, but the BackWPUp did not run. It just stayed at 0% with no logfile updates until aborted. Just a minute ago I got it to run. What did I do? Not 100% sure, but I added a few lines to wp-config.php, viewed the site and it worked. The backup job actually “stopped due to inactivity” and then restarted and created the backup”. I then tested that it would work using ‘run now’ on the job. It did. I then removed the lines and it still worked.
I’m guessing that by updating the wp-config.php it somehow triggered the site to re-read it and reset whatever state it was in. (perhaps some left over “DOING_CRON” setting somewhere??
The lines I added (and removed) were:
define('WP_DEBUG', true); // actually changed this to true and then back to false // added these lines to log php errors @ini_set('log_errors','On'); // enable or disable php error logging (use 'On' or 'Off') @ini_set('display_errors','Off'); // enable or disable public display of errors (use 'On' or 'Off') @ini_set('error_log','/tmp/php-errors.log'); // path to server-writable log fileNot sure if those lines did the trick, or if any line(s) would do the trick. But it’s working and i’m not going to bother anymore untless it stops.
Good luck!
If I understand correctly, it only sends user/pass to your site if I’m using your site’s cron vs my local wp_cron.php.
Thank you for the clarification. 🙂