ThemeBoy

Hi @macrain13,

This sounds like a great use of the plugin! As far as I can tell, it should work just fine 🙂

The only thing is that the statistics would need to be plain digits i.e. 129.75 instead of 129.75″, because the current version doesn’t have a method for adding units (in this case, inches) to variables yet. We’ll get to that soon 🙂

I hope this helps!

Hi @alaaaaa,

The content-single-event.php template file is part of the template system. It is used for events, but there are other files that hook into it.

In includes/sp-template-hooks.php, you’ll find the following lines:

add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_video', 10 );
add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_results', 20 );
add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_details', 30 );
add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_venue', 40 );
add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_performance', 50 );

You don’t need to edit these lines, though. Instead, you can remove each action (if needed) or add your own actions to ‘sportspress_single_event_content’. Here is an example of each:

Remove the venue output

remove_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'sportspress_output_event_venue', 40 );

Add a new section to events

add_action( 'sportspress_single_event_content', 'my_event_output_function', 40 );

(be sure to define ‘my_event_output_function’ in this case)

The other option is to create your own page template. You can do this by making a copy of single.php in your theme folder, and adding it to a new folder called ‘sportspress’. The files should be single-(post_type).php. For example, the path to an event template that would override the default event page is:

your_theme/sportspress/single-event.php

We’ll be launching the documentation portal very soon, which will outline all of this in more detail 🙂

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the system status. We’ll try a few things and will let you know when we discover the issue.

Hi again!

Hi Sven,

We just released SportsPress version 1.1.2 which includes a new Volleyball preset.

There are several unique statistics in volleyball. Here’s the raw preset file:

{
	"name":				"Volleyball",
	"outcomes": [
						"Win",
						"Loss",
						{ "name" : "Overtime win", "abbreviation" : "OTW" },
						{ "name" : "Overtime loss", "abbreviation" : "OTL" }
	],
	"results": [
						{ "name" : "1", "description" : "1st set points" },
						{ "name" : "2", "description" : "2nd set points" },
						{ "name" : "3", "description" : "3rd set points" },
						{ "name" : "4", "description" : "4th set points" },
						{ "name" : "5", "description" : "5th set points" },
						{ "name" : "T", "id" : "points", "description" : "Total points", "primary" : 1 }
	],
	"performance": [
						{ "name" : "S", "id" : "sets", "description" : "Sets played" },
						{ "name" : "K", "description" : "Kills" },
						{ "name" : "E", "description" : "Attack errors" },
						{ "name" : "TA", "description" : "Total attacks" },
						{ "name" : "A", "description" : "Assists" },
						{ "name" : "B", "description" : "Blocks" },
						{ "name" : "DIG", "id" : "digs", "description" : "Digs" },
						{ "name" : "PTS", "id" : "points", "description" : "Points" }
	],
	"columns": [
						{ "name" : "Pts", "equation" : "$win * 3 + $overtimewin * 2 + $overtimeloss", "priority" : 1, "description" : "Total points" },
						{ "name" : "P", "equation" : "$eventsplayed", "description" : "Matches played" },
						{ "name" : "W", "equation" : "$win + $overtimewin", "priority" : 2, "description" : "Wins" },
						{ "name" : "L", "equation" : "$loss + $overtimeloss", "description" : "Losses" },
						{ "name" : "PW", "equation" : "$pointsfor", "description" : "Points won" },
						{ "name" : "PL", "equation" : "$pointsagainst", "description" : "Points lost" },
						{ "name" : "Ratio", "equation" : "$pointsfor / $pointsagainst", "precision" : 3, "priority" : 2 }
	],
	"metrics": [
						"Height",
						"Weight"
	],
	"statistics": [
						{ "name" : "Pct", "equation" : "( $k - $e ) / $ta", "description" : "Hitting percentage" },
						{ "name" : "B/S", "equation" : "$b / $sets", "description" : "Blocks per set" },
						{ "name" : "A/S", "equation" : "$a / $sets", "description" : "Assists per set" }
	]
}

This version of the volleyball preset has been included in the new update. It may not be perfect, though, so I’d love to hear your thoughts and adjust things as needed.

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

Hi there,

Yes, you can always create the table columns again and your data will be restored if you use the same values and variable names. The columns can be loaded per sport if you select a sport from the “Sport” dropdown in SportsPress settings. You may need to select a different sport, save, then select Soccer again.

Note: the Football Club theme uses a data structure separate from SportsPress.

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for your question.

To assign a team to a user, log in as an administrator or league manager, then edit that team. Scroll down to the “User” section and select the other user, then save changes.

Now the other user (Team Manager) will be able to edit that team.

Hi @amanipe,

Thanks for your follow-up.

SportsPress 1.1 introduces a change in capabilities so that all users can be assigned an event.

We omitted the multiple users feature because there is a great plugin called Co-Authors Plus that will do this. We’ve tested the new version of SportsPress with Co-Authors Plus and were able to assign events to multiple users.

You can download the plugin here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/co-authors-plus/

Hope this helps 🙂