LaMonte Forthun

You have to designate which group the table is for, so your standings shortcode will look like this:

[standings league_id=1 group=A template=nolink]

[standings league_id=1 group=B template=nolink]

If you want to list four groups, you have to put four lines like above, one for each group.

Check that you’ve updated all scheduled games, if there are any that aren’t updated (no scores), the next round won’t be set up. If every game is updated and the top two aren’t moved into the semis, there’s something else going on. If you can check the scores first, we can go from there.

If you use this:
$this->league = $leaguemanager->getLeague($this->$league_id);

Your exported CSV file will not be named properly as there can’t be a ‘$’ in front of ‘league_id’

The line needs to be:

$this->league = $leaguemanager->getLeague($this->league_id);

It will be submitted as a fix shortly.

You have to designate which group the table is for, so your standings shortcode will look like this (I just pulled this from a post I did this morning with the Euroleague basketball Top 16, two groups E and F):

[standings league_id=20 group=E template=nolink]

[standings league_id=20 group=F template=nolink]

That gives me two separate tables, one for each group.

The post is here so you can see (I’ve also got this weeks matches before the standings and next weeks after):

http://www.court-side.com/news/blog/euroleague-cska-hands-madrid-third/

In your preferences for your league, what sport did you designate? I don’t know if it’ll make any difference, but I’m trying to duplicate your set up to see where the problem could come in. You’re currently using LeagueManger 3.8, yes?

The fact that you can’t add a season is your biggest problem because without a season no matches will be entered. Are you seeing the notice at the top that says, “You need to add at least one season”?

When you add the season, all your teams that you’ve set up will ‘disappear’ when you go to the league because they won’t be associated with the season you’re working with. You’ll have to go into the database and manually enter the season for each team you’ve entered if you’ve done a lot of work, or start over.

There have been a couple of solutions to the problem if you look at the forum list…

Here’s what I did, which is slightly different than those solutions, but keeps the author’s intended user check in place:

In the file leaguemanager.php, change the following lines (it’s the last line of the file):

line 6:
Version: 3.8
to
Version: 3.8.1

line 101:
$this->__construct();
to

//Security, check if current user is allowed to manage leagues

	        if ( !current_user_can( 'manage_leagues' ) ) :
	             echo '<p style="text-align: center;">'.__("You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.").'</p>';
	        else :
	            $this->__construct();
	        endif;

Line 532:
$lmLoader->adminPanel->export($_POST[‘league_id’], $_POST[‘mode’]);

to:

$lmLoader->adminPanel->export((int)$_POST[‘league_id’], $_POST[‘mode’]);

Change those lines and you’ll update the version to 3.8.1 and get rid of the update notice, you’ll fix the exploit per a security firm’s suggestion and you’ll keep the check that was placed on the lmloader to ensure the user is allowed to manage leagues.

Can you send me the file you’re importing, I’ll have a look at it and see if I can find a problem with the import. (lamontef@collegefundsoftware.com)

You’re importing teams into a new league, yes?