Gator8

Was going to tell you about “Order”, then I read your ENTIRE post. DOH!
Sorry.
It really should be Order.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Gator8.

The “Διαφορ? π?ντων” column.

What you need to do is to make sure you have configured sort orders for the table columns.
Go to SportsPress -> Configure -> Table Columns
In the Sort Order column, do you have any of them set?
I would set the “% winning” as 1 DESC and then “Net points” as 2 DESC
Make sure your % winning is set to 3 decimal places.
That should do it.

And it is not feasible to manually select the players I want. I have over 500 in the league.

That’s strange. If I display all players – I can quick edit. If I _search_ for a player, I can quick edit. It’s only when I filter and quick edit do the boxes for Current and Past teams not show up and remove the team from the player profile.
And, I agree, it defeats the purpose.

So, quick editing of a filtered player is NOT supported? C’mon.

It’s broken functionality. It used to work before bulk editing was introduced. Now, any filtered player that is quick edited will lose team information. Simplest case.

it may not have been specific enough.
What about

.sp-template-gallery .gallery-item {
padding: 5px !important;
}

you should be able to place

.gallery-item {
padding: 5px !important;
}

into the custom CSS area

Why did you create a player performance variable called “streak”? The already created streak variable should be sufficient when placed in the Table Column area. The system maybe be confusing your variable with the internal variable.

Do any of you have the Tie-breaker option enabled? Try turning it off and trying again. That’s what did it for me when mine would ‘loop’.

Ok. Let’s assume you want to color the Nuggets (pos 8)
Add this in to the custom CSS

table#DataTables_Table_0 .sp-row-no-7 {
background: red;
}

use whatever color your want.
That should do it.

You can put the CSS code into SportsPress -> Settings -> Custom CSS

You need to know the ID of the table. You can do this by using F12 to show the styles.

Can you post the link to the table and I’ll post the code you’ll need.

Add some custom CSS to say:

table#[TABLE_ID] .sp-row-no-X {
background: red;
}

where [TABLE_ID} is the id of the table in question and “X” is the row you want highlighted (starting at 0) – so, in your case, X would be 7

I think I’ve narrowed down the issue.
In frustration, I deleted SportsPress and reinstalled it. There were a number of settings that were reset, but everything worked. I could have more than 1 staff; more than 1 player.
After this, I started enabling options one at a time.
So, as it turns out, the culprit is the Tiebreaker option. As soon as I set it to Head to Head, I get the timeout happening.
I’m fairly certain that once I have events and results entered AND I turn that option back on, this will not be a problem.

OK. This issue is not really resolved.
I have a number of statistics I need to manually enter per player because all I have for them is a total for a season (not per event).
I enter these stats by editing each player and then saving
Here’s where it starts to get murky.
I go to the site and click on the team name. I’ve set up each team to show Events, League Tables and Player Lists in tabbed format. If I click on the Player Lists tab and find the player in question, his number are all strange. They don’t add up to what I saw when I edited his record.
If, however, I click on the players name and look at the player detail, all the numbers now add up.
Why is there a discrepancy between an auto-generated player list and the player details?