km

Also getting the same error above with 1.4.7 (Missing argument 2 for PHPLeague_Database::is_fixture_exists(). Called on line 257 of phpleague-front and defined in phpleague-database on line 479.

Are older versions of the plugin working fine? I don’t suppose someone can ZIP up their working plugin (older version) and upload it somewhere? I can’t find the older version…

I am keen to know if anyone has figured out how to create a Players/Club page yet…

Kim ??

Thanks Wayne,
Do you know if there are any examples that do something like this?
Cheers,
Kim

I’d like to know this too…
Kim

Hi arpitap,

Just wondering if you could share your custom walker? I have been trying to figure out how to add a “?clicked=1” to all the URL’s in a custom wp_nav_menu – so that I can then use a Java script on the linked pages to determine if the user arrived on that page by using the menu…

I just can’t figure out how to get the walker working…

Cheers,
Kim

Also found this – there doesn’t appear to be any area to enter the Facebook group ID or anything…

Thanks! I’ve already got my web host to install cURL for me though, so can’t test on a non-cURL install anymore either ??

This might help? https://cleverwp.com/function-curl-php-extension-loaded/

Kim ??

Never mind, I discovered it was because Curl is not supported on my server at the moment…

I was able to enable the StopForumSpam checkbox though – even though that feature requires Curl.

Cheers,
Kim

See this post:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/384127?replies=13#post-1599686

Thanks bitkahuna – lifesaver!

I found if( $_GET[‘user_id’] ) $user_ID = $_GET[‘user_id’]; in two spots… did you change both?

Kim

No worries joostdevalk, entering the UA code manually works fine for me.

Treasa…. log in to you Google Analytics account at Google, and next to each of the domain names that you are tracking – you will see a code that looks like something like UA-1234567-8. That is the code you need.

Kim

Ah, thanks. No luck with that plugin I’m afraid.

So multiple loops… as in returning just the sticky posts, and then returning the non-sticky posts – in 2 separate loops?

Cheers,
Kim

category_name=thenameofmycategory (on the archive page)
Query String:s=searchwords (on the search page)

Here is the relevant code on the search page:

<?php query_posts($query_string . '&caller_get_posts=0'); ?>
<?php if(have_posts()) : ?>
                <?php $cat = get_query_var('cat'); ?>

                    <?php while(have_posts()) : the_post() ?>

                    <?php if (!in_category($cat) && $cat != 0) continue; ?>

                    <?php if (get_option('cp_search_ex_pages') == 'yes') { if (cp_is_type_page()) continue; } // exclude pages ?>

                    <?php if (get_option('cp_search_ex_blog') == 'yes') { if (in_category(CP_BLOG_CAT_ID) || cp_post_in_desc_cat(CP_BLOG_CAT_ID)) continue; } // exclude blog posts ?>

                   <?php if (is_sticky()){ ?>
<div class="whiteblock feature_bg">
<?php } else { ?>
<div class="whiteblock can_chg_bg">
<?php } ?>

Not sure if that helps?
Cheers,
Kim

Sorry, for some reason I thought this worked – but looking at it again, it still displays newer “non sticky” posts at the top of the search results and category pages (with the sticky posts at the bottom).
Any other ideas?
Kim