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Hey Monika,

I have just released a new version where I move the image directory to wp-content/uploads. this should be writable by the server anyway. After updating and re-activating the plugin all the images are moved from the old to the new directory.

Then edit a dataset and upload an image. You can check if it was uploaded and the name correctly inserted into the database by the following steps:

1) No error occurs ??
2) After uploading an image edit the dataset again. If there is a small image displayed on the right it should be all correct
3) check wp-content/uploads/projects if the image is there (should be, if step 2) was OK)

If the above steps are correct the image should also be displayed in the widget. If you use the Slideshow only datasets that have an image are displayed.

Regards,
Kolja

I fixed the bug in Version 2.4.1, but have also released a new Version 2.5, so I recommend updating to this one.

I’m sorry, this error is due to a PHP 5 function definition. I thought I have fixed this also in the 2.4.1 version. Will do that as fast as possible.

Do you mean that datasets are linked to each other? What you could do with the plugin is the following. Add datasets and put them in different categories. You can display on a page or post datasets of specific categories. Thus you can simply create different pages for each category and put the respective tag on it.

Direct linking or nesting of datasets is not possible. What exactly would you need it for? Doesn’t the above described method do this?

Hey,

does the image upload really work? When you edit a dataset with an image, does it show a thumbnail on the right? Another check, does your wp-content directory have a subdirectory “projectmanager” and are there any images in it? Could you also post the complete link code?

This would help me in finding the error.

regards,
Kolja

This error was due to a PHP 5 function definition. Fixed this, you can redownoad the plugin and can just upload “projectmanager.php”.

Could you post the complete Tag?

sure you can send me the translation: kolja [dot] schleich [at] googlemail [dot] com.

I will include it then into the plugin.

OK, so there obviously is an error in the upgrade process. I’m glad it works now ??

Sorry to hear this. Did you de- and re-activate the plugin? Can you try to uninstall the plugin? Make sure the database tables are deleted. There still my be a bug in creating them since for me it works fine. Otherwise, if you are willing to grant me access to your database, via phpMyAdmin, I would check if everything was created correctly.
If you want you can mail me access data to

kolja [dot] schleich [at] googlemail [dot] com

@endorpha. Yes this error is due to your PHP version. Just delete the public in front of the function definition.

Alternatively you can download leaguemanager.php from the development version and upload it to your blog.

sure this is possible. For now you can simply change the following in match.php

<?php for ( $year = date(“Y”); $year <= date(“Y”)+1; $year++ ) : ?>

into

<?php for ( $year = date(“Y”)-1; $year <= date(“Y”)+1; $year++ ) : ?>

I will implement this in the next release, but would like to wait a few days if any new bugs pop up. This code should be in line 58.

Alternatively you can download math.php from the development version and upload it to your blog.

If you upgraded the plugin to Version 2.4 the problem could be that the database tables were not correctly created. I’ve just released 2.4.1, after de- and re-activation of the plugin it should work.

I’m sorry for the inconvenience. There was a bug that the database tables for leagues and teams were not correctly created. I just released 2.4.1 which fixes this bug. After deactivating and re-activating the plugin it sould work.

OK, so the plugin works fine for 32 matches, but not for 102 matches, correct? I will have a look at what could be the cause for this.