Cody

Hi @co50,
Great review.

Regarding the 3rd point, I think it’s difficult to provide a one size fits all auto-scheduler for all sports. Each sport and sometimes even each league has its own requirements and rules. Still, it would be a nice addition even as an add-on.

The front-end score entering should be easier to implement if there is enough demand for it.

Except from the above mentioned features, is there anything else that is lacking for you to be able to use SportsPress for a pinball league ?

Hi @simple-man,

May I suggest to you to have a look at WordPress MultiSite ?

Hi @mhasan3bd,

Yes, it is possible to make this happen and there are basically two ways to do this.

You can either have this done with some custom code or if the icon is the same for all users, then make multiple images with the icon at each X and use a combination of mycred_show_if and mycred_hide_if to display the appropriate image.

Hi @carlfroze,

What you are looking for is very similar to what mobile carriers use.

This is somewhat of an advanced feature and it’s not built into myCRED. To implement this, you will need some custom work done for you.

Hi @serdam,

Just go to the “Settings” page of any point type and you will find this option under the “Core Settings” tab. Look at “Format” and you will find where you can add a prefix or suffix.

Hi @jasperkoay,

Excluding certain roles from earning or spending points is possible and easily implementable. In fact, myCRED already allows you to exclude administrators and editors. Just go to the “Settings” page of any point type and you will find this option under the “Core Settings” tab. With some code, it will be possible to do the same with other user roles.

Regarding this part of your request “including seeing the feature at all”, it will need some more code to wrap every shortcode you want to use in some conditional statements that check for the excluded roles.

Hi @lalaloo,

Could you please roll back to version 1.7.9.3 and tell us if you still encounter the issue ?

The reason, I believe, is that Gabriel, the previous dev of myCRED, was using mcrypt to secure submissions and interactions from the frontend. But PHP 7 is deprecating that library since it wasn’t updated in years and has become what we call abandonware. So the new devs of myCRED are removing it in order to avoid the deprecation warnings thrown by PHP 7.