LaMonte Forthun

Yes, there might be some customization needed to get the desired results, but most of what you need is built in and includes a ‘pool’ sport option.

When the matches are entered and updated, the database needs the date/time of matches formatted a certain way, which is probably why you aren’t getting anything saved anymore. If you want the output (standings for instance), you can format that any way you like, but the input has to be formatted very specifically.

Any time you are looking to make custom modifications, be care of editing files outside the templates folder, and even then, put custom templates in a leaguemanager folder within your theme folder. Everything you’ve done will get overridden when I post an update either today or tomorrow… (back up your files!).

Let me get this update out the door, then we can have a look at what you need, give me a day or so.

To be honest, since I didn’t write the original code, I can’t say for sure if LeagueManager is set up to do this, but I think it is. I’ve never put anything together like what you’re doing though. I think with the combination of ProjectManager and a few settings, we could get you running, but PM hasn’t been updated in a few years and I don’t know how compatible with the latest version of WordPress it is.

Let me have a look at a few things and I’ll get back to you with some ideas. Hopefully someone else might jump in with some thoughts as well…

The best thing to do would be to create a new template based on one of the included and update the output to do what you want. Then add a new folder in your theme called ‘leaguemanager’ and drop the new custom template in that folder. When you create your shortcode for the standings you’d set the template as your new file.

Off the top of my head I think it’s doable, but again, the issue remains that if we update the widget.php file for functionality purposes, as I know we need to right now, then you would be left to decide whether or not to do a file compare and grab the changes for your file. I feel your pain on this on, I struggle daily with updates I’ve done to modules in another CMS that have to be reapplied when the author updates…

Lib files can’t be moved to the theme, only templates. I’d recommend keeping a copy of the file at all times and when the plugin is updated you can replace the new widget.php file. Of course, you’ll also need to make sure that the widget file wasn’t updated and if it was that you implement your mods to the new file…

OK, so you’ve got two different things going on. This warning has nothing to do with the results not updating. What versions of LM and WP are you using? Do you have a lot of results you are trying to update at once? If so, you might be running into the same issue listed below:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/matches-not-updateing?replies=4