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Glad I could help 🙂

Glad I could help, and happy to hear you’re enjoying the plugin 🙂

@opopop Thank you for clarifying.

If I understand correctly, you are trying to manage team events and single player events within one installation. Unfortunately you will need to choose one or the other, per site.

If your site needs to keep track of team and individual events, then I would recommend choosing “Team” mode as this will work for both. You’d just need to create a team for each individual player in this case.

Another option is to use WordPress multisite (network) and manage 2 separate sites, one for team events and one for individual events.

@scooter1 You’re right, thanks for letting me know! We’ll fix that in the next update. We’ll also improve compatibility with different date formats (or add an option to choose the date format used).

Regarding the import formats, here are the basic rules for the events CSV importer:
1. The order of the columns matter, but the labels don’t. This means that the text in the first row can be anything, as long as there are the right number of columns.
2. The first 7 columns (for any sport) are: Date, Time, Venue, Teams, Results, Outcome, Players.
3. Following those 7 columns are player performance. The order of these columns should be the same order as those you see when editing an event.
4. When listing venues, teams, outcomes, and players, use the full post name.
5. Multiple Teams, Results, Outcomes, and Players can be added to a cell. Separate values with a vertical bar → |

The current CSV importer does not accept individual player numbers or positions, which must be entered manually (if they are different from the player’s natural number/position).

We’re working on a dedicated mini-site that will feature in-depth documentation of the plugin, including the import tool. I’ll let you know when the documentation becomes available, as it will explain things much better than I can here 🙂

Since the tables are not generated by SportsPress, you will need to add the class “sp-data-table” to your other tables. If the tables are generated by another plugin or a shortcode, just wrap the table with:

<div class="sp-data-table">
[table shortcode here]
</div>

@opopop I’m confused. Could you show me a screenshot of the issue?

Thanks @ross, I’ve just assigned myself to the ThemeBoy.com ticket so we can correspond from there 🙂

@ross Thanks for clarifying. The player list statistics also share “Event Results” so you could create these equations to do this:

From SportsPress > Settings > Configure, add these Player Statistics:

• Fours = Fours Win x 1 0
• Doubles = Doubles Win x 2 0
• Singles = Singles Win x 5 0
• Points = Fours Win x 1 0 + Doubles Win x 2 0 + Singles Win x 5 0