ThemeBoy

Glad to hear that 🙂

@bad-religion Could you check if your WampServer meets the minimum requirements for SportsPress?

• WordPress 3.8 or greater
• PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
• MySQL version 5.0 or greater

http://wordpress.org/plugins/sportspress/installation/

@opopop The shortcodes might be useful in this case. Since page slugs use root permalinks, you could create a page called “World Cup” which will have the permalink http://www.pvgf.org/wp/world-cup, then create child pages under that page.

There are several shortcodes you can use on this page like [event_calendar] and [league_table], which might be better than a simple taxonomy archive.

@scooter1 Ah, apologies for that. It’s actually only “Outcomes” that can be separate by a vertical line. Multiple teams should be added as separate rows. The sample CSV file has an example of how you would add 2 teams to an event.

The formats select will apply a format to all events imported. “League” events count toward league tables and player statistics, and “Friendly” events will not count toward any of the league tables or statistics.

Event names are generated automatically by combining team names. The CSV importer is not able to assign unique event names, so you’d need to change these manually after import.

Regarding the date format, the CSV file itself has dates in the format yyyy-mm-dd, but some programs (like Microsoft Excel) seem to automatically change the way they are displayed. If you open it in a plain text editor, you’ll see the correct format. When using Excel or similar software, you can change the date format by selecting the date column, and either via the menu or right-click menu, applying a date format.

@jacegoh Will definitely add that to our roadmap, although it might be a pro feature.

I’ll let you know when it becomes available 🙂

Glad I could help 🙂

@ttemplate Glad to hear you’ve found the plugin useful 🙂

There is an SP_Player class that helps retrieve values for a specific player. If you’re using the loop inside player.php, here’s how to do it:

First, get the ID. You could also use $post->ID or just $post

$id = get_the_ID();

Create a new instance of SP_Player.

$player = new SP_Player( $id );

You will also need the ID for the league you want to display. Or loop through all leagues.

$leagues = get_the_terms( $id, 'sp_league' );

// Loop through each league
if ( is_array( $leagues ) ):
	foreach ( $leagues as $league ):

Get formatted data (performance & statistics).

$data = $player->data( $league->term_id );

The first row of $data will contain column labels, and each row following will be statistics for a season within that league. See /templates/player-statistics.php for a complete example of how to use this data.