Guidance needed: linking users to a Pod
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I’m trying to expand a sporting club’s WordPress site to include competition results, and although the example I’m going to outline here is an oversimplification of the final goal, finding a solution to this use case will hopefully give me the info I need to go away and complete the bigger picture.
Let’s say that all the club’s members are registered users of the site. I’ve created a new Pod called competitions. For each competition I want to attach multiple users (i.e. competitors) and save their scores. (The next step will be to view this from a competitor’s perspective and list all the competitions they entered along with their scores, but for now all I want to do is add one or more competitors to each competition, and enter a score for each)
All I’ve managed to do so far is create my competitions Pod and one field, a multi-select competitors. What I really want is to add a text field for each competitor and hold their score, but I can’t find a way of doing that.
Well, I can find a way: create another Pod called scores and use that to unite competitor and competition, then reference the scores Pod from the competition Pod instead of referencing the competitor. But at some point I’m going to have to ‘sell’ this long-winded process back to the current users, who still aren’t sure why they can’t just go on using HTML tables in the WYSIWYG editor, and they’re just not going to like this at all. Because it’s clunky.
Is there a better way, something I’ve missed?
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