LaMonte Forthun

You can add the style you want to the style.css file inside the League Manager folder. If you go to the Plugins editor in the admin area of WordPress you can edit the style.css file if the permissions are set up right or you can just edit the file and upload it new.

I’m doing basketball leagues as well, how I would handle your situation is this:

1). Set up three leagues, one for each age group.
2). Set each league to ‘championship’ in the league preferences.
3). Set up four groups in each league, one for each region, also in preferences.
4). Set the ‘Teams to advance’ to 1, so that the winner of each group moves on the the finals.

The only problem you might run into is that, unless I’ve missed something somewhere, you can’t set up games outside a group in Championship mode, I had to write some code for that. I’ve seen ‘Inter Group Matches’ in a couple of places in the code, which seems like it might be what I’d want, but I’m don’t see any way of getting it to work so I fixed it myself. If you only allow games within the group, ‘championship’ is perfect, if you need the other code, I’ll clean it up and make it available.

So far, this set up is working well for me with the leagues I’m working with that will have advancement out of a group, the prelim games are still being played, and I haven’t had time to tackle those tests yet, I probably will next week.

I apologize if I’m missing what your saying, I’m going by what I know…

The settings page only has the Color Scheme and five options (Table Headers, Table Rows, etc.), the type of league is set in the League preferences after you create a league on the Overview page. Let me know if that helps or if I’m totally missing the problem.

That’s a pretty straightforward template project. I’m assuming you want the standings as normal, sorted by points, but you want the Home/Away stats on the same line per team, yes? Soccer league?

When you say sorting do you mean filtering? In other words, if you’re in championship mode and you only want to see the matches on a certain match day there’s a filter for that, or do you mean something else. The filtering is a project I’m on this weekend, that one’s very annoying to not be able to use…

I’ve had the same problem when using the ‘default’ mode and have a lot of matches, but if I’m using ‘championship’ mode it works better, especially if I do as ‘mdotti’ suggests and filter by match day. I have one league that I had set up as default and have 48 matches and it won’t let me add scores, so it seems the two different modes work differently.

I’ve been digging into the code quite a bit lately, this is a problem that’s starting to come up in a couple of the leagues I’m working with, so hopefully I’ll find a more universal solution and can share it.

Still wasn’t quite right, this should be what we need…

$diff[$key] = $row->diff;
$GA[$key] = round((($team->points2_plus) > 0 ? (($team->points2_minus) > 0 ? (($team->points2_plus)/($team->points2_minus)) : 1.00) : 0.00),4);
$WinPerc[$key] =  (($row->won_matches) > 0 ? (($row->done_matches) > 0 ? (($row->won_matches)/($row->done_matches)) : 1.00) : 0.00);
}
array_multisort( $points, SORT_DESC, $WinPerc, SORT_DESC, $GA, SORT_DESC );

Mods, is there any chance of killing this and the last post and moving this code into the first post with code? I apologize, just didn’t get things right…

I have a fix for #1, but I’m sure about the other two as I haven’t had to work with those. Can you give me some additional details on either and I’ll see what I can find out. It’s not my plug-in, but I’m using it for quite a bit of work and have been digging into the code a lot lately…

To fix the problem in #1 to the the core.php file which is in:
leaguemanager->lib->core.php

On line 361 you should see:
echo “<div id=’message’ class=’updated fade’><p>“.$this->getMessage().”</p></div”;

That line isn’t complete it needs a closing ‘>’, so the full line should be:
echo “<div id=’message’ class=’updated fade’><p>“.$this->getMessage().”</p></div>”;

That one took a number of hours to track down…