[Plugin: LeagueManager] No Fixtures Showing

No, still doesnt work. I dont mean to knock you but what sort of testing are you carrying out on this plugin? I know it’s a lot of work trying to maintain these things and id love to offer my services but im flat out at the minute myself, but there does seem to be more testing needed.

I have a problem with 2.6.4

Fatal error: No parent class available in /home/sites/LOCALHOST/public_html/wp-content/plugins/leaguemanager/view/standings.php on line 51

I also had to edit the database,I think I’m also missing the plain old
wp_leaguemanager table

All I have is
wp_leaguemanager_leagues
wp_leaguemanager_matches
wp_leaguemanager_teams

Also where would you set the new sports up, i.e snooker,pool etc

Thanks in advance

Updated to 2.6.4 and in the admin program I have these errors:

WordPress database error: [Unknown column ‘points_plus’ in ‘field list’]
SELECT title, short_title, logo, home, points_plus, points_minus, points2_plus, points2_minus, done_matches, won_matches, draw_matches, lost_matches, league_id, id FROM wp_leaguemanager_teams WHERE league_id = “1” ORDER BY id ASC

WordPress database error: [Unknown column ‘post_id’ in ‘field list’]
SELECT home_team, away_team, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%Y-%m-%d %H:%i’) AS date, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%e’) AS day, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%c’) AS month, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%Y’) AS year, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%H’) AS hour, DATE_FORMAT(date, ‘%i’) AS minutes, match_day, location, league_id, home_apparatus_points, away_apparatus_points, home_points, away_points, winner_id, post_id, id FROM wp_leaguemanager_matches WHERE league_id = “1” ORDER BY date ASC

Hopefully this helps. Also, if you can provide the table structures I can compare and see if there are any other differences.

I don’t understand this. OK, it’s all about the database that the columns are for some reasons not created. I have tested 2.6.5! If you update and reload the page there should come a message that your database is out-of-date and needs updating. After doing the upgrade there should be the following fields (among others):

points_plus, points_minus, points2_plus, points2_minus, done_matches, won_matches, draw_matches, lost_matches

All int( 11 ). For me it worked perfectly fine, so i really hope I got it right now.

Updated to 2.6.5 and works perfectly !!!!
Thanks ??

I’m really happy to hear that 2.6.5 works now. ?? I was so confused…

I forgot to mention something. The team points etc are now stored in the database (previously were calculated on the fly). This made it possible to implement a function to manually save the team standings. Just update the match results once and it should be fine.

I upgraded to 2.6.5 and still have the same error. I do not see any message about upgrading my database. How do I get that message to show? What I’m doing is going to the wp-admin -> league -> choosing league 1 and then I see the error.

the upgrade screen should be shown if you visit any leaguemanager admin site… Could you put the following code into functions.php of your theme and post the output:

echo $options[‘dbversion’].”, “.LEAGUEMANAGER_DBVERSION

What WordPress and PHP version do you have?

before that do:

<?php $options = get_option(‘leaguemanager’); ?>

the front end is still not working for me. ive put in them 2 lines also that you listed before and i get 2.6.5 and 2.6.5
Ive updated to the latest version of the plugin and wordpress and have php5.

Just completely removed the plugin and added it again and now the front end shows but the league tables dont. i just get plain text [leaguestandings=1] etc

Looking in my wp_options they are 2.6.5 and 2.6.5. I tried deactivate the plugin, remove it, manually edit wp_options to be 2.6.4 and 2.6.4 and then installed 2.6.4, then upgrade to 2.6.5 and the database was still missing the new columns. wp_options become 2.6.5 and 2.6.5 after the upgrade.

@yukataninja: looking in the wp_options table doesn’t help, because these two numbers are the leaguemanager version and dbversion. The first is the plugin version whereas the second checks if there are any changes to the database (and should then display an upgrade screen on a leaguemanager admin page).

You can do the following. In admin/admin.php look for function display(). Change

if( $options[‘dbversion’] != ‘2.6.5’ ) {

into

if( $options[‘dbversion’] != ‘2.6’ ) {

Then go to the leaguemanager admin page or reload the page if you are already there. There should be an upgrade page displayed, telling you that your database is out-of-date. Do the upgrade.

@aidanmcg33: use

[leaguestandings league_id=x mode=extend|compact]

where x is the league ID you want to display. mode is either extend or compact

if the change of the if-clause does not work, you can simply comment it out:

//if( $options[‘dbversion’] != ‘2.6.5’ ) {
include_once ( dirname (__FILE__) . ‘/upgrade.php’ );
leaguemanager_upgrade_page();
return;
//}

Then reload a LeagueManager Admin page. This should definetely work and the upgrade screen should be shown. Afterwards remove the comments or delete this whole part.