Leon

It would be the content-widget-results.php or content-widget-fixtures.php in the template folder of your theme or child theme.

Hi,

Thanks for getting in touch.

Th seems very strange as nothing has changed recently but I’ll look into the issue when I get a chance.

Cheers

Hi,

Sorry for the wait but I’ve had a look at the code and tested the widgets and everything seems okay to me. Does your theme override the widget templates? You can check in Club Manager > Status

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Ok cool, I’ll look into it, hopefully later tonight.

Just to clarify, you are using the latest version of the plugin and theme?

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Hi funzeye,

Thanks for getting in touch with this issue.

Have you been using the fixtures widget before with no problem?

I’ll look into it and get a fix out if needed.

Cheers

No problem, my bad. I didn’t mean to come across badly either, the review just highlighted what I already know. I do appreciate the feedback whether it is good or bad.

Club mode isn’t really suitable for running leagues and I try to discourage it.

My plan is to make the league features into a stand-alone extension, seperate from the main plugin but I have so much on the go already (new themes, pro version, new website) I doubt that will be ready until the end of the year at least.

The project is open source. All plugins and themes in the WP repository and WordPress itself are open source under the GPL license. Thsi is the license for WP Club Manager – https://github.com/ClubPress/wp-club-manager/blob/master/license.txt

Thanks again for your feedback and I’m sorry if I came across badly too. I hope you find a good solution for your league.

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Thanks for taking the time to write a review.

I will be ending support for League Mode very soon so I can focus on making the plugin the best it can be for individual clubs as was my original vision.

Hi wassa,

I only started adding League mode with the introduction of version 2 of the plugin, before then it was solely for clubs.

I have recently been trying to decide whether to continue support for league mode as there is still alot of work needed to get it up to scratch and it hasn’t really worked out as I had hoped in terms of improving the reach of the plugin.

The amount of time and effort it is going to take for me to get League mode running properly just isn’t worth it for me and this last year has been really hard to find the time to work as we have been home-schooling our family.

I think your review has finally made up my mind to end support for Leagues as soon as possible. I can then continue to focus on making my plugin as good as it can be for clubs, as was my original vision.

I’m sorry that the plugin has failed to meet your requirements, thanks for taking the time to write a review, if only people were as quick to write reviews when they are happy I wouln’t feel like I’ve just wasted the last 7 years of my life building free WordPress plugins.

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Hi funzeye,

It’s possible to do that using sponsor groups which is a feature available as part of my Sponsors Pro extension.

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Hi funzeye,

Sorry for the delay getting back to you. The competition field is mandatory as it is used throughout the plugin to filter matches.

The solution is to create a ‘Friendly’ competition and use that for friendlies. Checking the friendly box in match pages make sure that player stats are not recorded.

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Hi funzeye,

Sorry for the delay getting back to you.

You could achieve what you require by adding seperate staff shortcode for each job in the order you require. For example:

[staff_list limit=”″ jobs=”CHAIRPERSON_ID″ orderby=”” stats=”thumb,name,job,email,phone” title=””]

[staff_list limit=”″ jobs=”SECRETARY_ID″ orderby=”” stats=”thumb,name,job,email,phone” title=””]

[staff_list limit=”″ jobs=”TREASURER_ID″ orderby=”” stats=”thumb,name,job,email,phone” title=””]

That is the intended use of the sortcode…but you have highlighted that the menu_order option doesn’t work and I will add an option to sort by the order specified in the jobs page ??

Also, you should be using the newer shortcodes which have been in use for over 2 years now. I will be ending backwards support for the old shortcodes in v3 of the plugin so any old shortcodes will break!

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Hi sm3g,

Thanks for trying out my plugin ??

That’s not an issue that has been raised before. I’ve just checked the Players List shortcode myself and it all seems to be working as it should so I’m not sure what’s going on for you!

Can you please create a ticket at https://wpclubmanager.com/support/#wpcm-support-form and post the data from Club Manager > Status so that I can get a better understanding of your installation?

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Hi glfoster,

Sorry for the delay getting back to you!

To query players from a roster you need to first extract the value of the roster meta field _wpcm_roster_players.

If you know the id of the roster you are using then you can use (swap $id for the roster ID):

$players = (array)unserialize( get_post_meta( $id, '_wpcm_roster_players', true ) ); which will return a comma separated array of players from the roster.

Then query wpcm_player post type as normal but adding 'post__in' => $players to your query arguments.

Your query will then only return the players selected from the roster. If you need to add player stats then you will need to also extract the season and team associated with the roster using get_the_terms. You can see how it is done in the Players shortcodes by checking out includes/shortcodes/class-wpcm-shortcode-player-list.php

I hope that helps and please feel free to express your love for the plugin in a review – https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-club-manager/reviews/#new-post ??

Cheers

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Leon.

Ah, I see. I’ll get that fixed as soon as possible then.

Thanks for your patience ??

Hi,

No worries, It’s been a very tough year!

I’ll get this fixed when I get a chance ??

Cheers