Novac

Thanks, Savvas!

Is there a similar patch available for the issue on my Events page where there is no “Show all leagues” and “Show all seasons” at the top? Currently, I can’t search for events, either. If I need to enter a new support for that request, I can do so.

Yeah, those messages started as soon as the plugin was taken over by Themeisle, as far as I can tell. That’s when I first noticed this and other annoying messages on various pages in my admin console. I deactivated the plugin and will delete it now because the annoyances of the messages is not worth the benefit of this plugin. Plus, if Themeisle is going to immediately start putting these messages up, I don’t have faith in the new developers. I think support may have stopped also.
I’m posting a 1-star review soon.

I went to the settings page you referenced and Venue was unchecked in the Event Blocks section. I checked it and saved changes: Now the blocks show the Venue and below that is still the N/A. The only checkboxes I have checked in the Event Blocks section are “Display Calendar Title” and “Display Logos”. If I uncheck those too, the “N/A” still appears.
I don’t have any significant changes to the theme code and would prefer to keep it that way.
Edit: Originally I said it wasn’t the venue. The code does have it listed in the sp-event-venue class as you saw so that’s not correct. I just meant that the Display Venue checkbox was not the issue.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Novac.

All events are assigned to a proper venue. If you click on an event from the team page, you’ll see the venue name and map.

I’m interested in creating a calendar that lists only the games with no result entered. So like the page you linked to, creating a calendar peeWee-missing-scores that didn’t show the Sept 15 games because those have scores entered.
I don’t care about showing Scheduled games on the calendar since future games shouldn’t have scores.
This calendar would be a tool to quickly and easily see which games have been played but not scored.

Sorry for the delay. I need to withdraw my request since parts of my site actually rely on the leagues to work in this manner. ??

Yes, a couple weeks ago (after @jdembowski ‘s comment above) the restriction was removed from the plugin. Thanks for that. But now I’m afraid to update it again for fear that it will be broken again. I guess I have to live with the “1 update” notification on my WP Dashboard because I can’t trust the updates to this plugin any more.

Everything seems to be working perfectly as it was before.

This is simply not true. When you “change the logic” on a plugin in an update without warning and that logic removes features that people have been using for years, that is not considered to be working fine — at least it’s not working fine from the user’s perspective. From the developer’s perspective, I guess you could consider it as “working fine” when you intentionally remove the features and ask for payment because that’s what you wanted to happen. I would be much happier if the plugin broke due to a mistake or bug, but clearly this was intentional.

You should as in support first before submitting here

I don’t review plugins lightly. I posted in support and received an unsatisfactory answer back and saw the responses that others were getting on the same issue. You should recognize my username from the support thread you replied to titled “Connection Limit Reached and know that I did not post here without attempting to receive support first.

In my experience, in version 2.1 this plugin was connecting more than 5 sheets at a time to different Google Sheets with no issues at all. It was not limited to just one form. With versions 2.2+ that changed.

Can you provide more specific information about the exact limits of the free version? The association this is being used for does not have the budget to pay $29 every year for this CF7 add-on but is willing to use the plugin under the constraints of the free license. I’m having difficulty determining what that limit is.

@westerndeal I have a bunch of forms set up with Google Sheets Connector but I only need 3 of them to push to Google Sheets. When I edit the forms where the GSC is not needed, I clear the Google Connector fields and click Save but the values remain there. I can’t figure out how to cut down the number of forms to the acceptable amount under the free version.

What are the limitations of the free version of the plugin?

Well that was simple. Adding the missing paren to the Table Column I had created and that fixed it. Completely my fault. There should probably be some error checking on that, though. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the help. Debug mode is on, the error is as follows:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Mismatched parenthesis in '($win*2)+$tie+(3-(($firstfor+$firstagainst+$secondfor+$secondagainst+$thirdfor+$thirdagainst)/2)'' in /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/libraries/class-eqeos.php:136 Stack trace: #0 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/libraries/class-eqeos.php(343): eqEOS->checkInfix('($win*2)+$tie+(...') #1 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/sp-core-functions.php(1410): eqEOS->solveIF('($win*2)+$tie+(...', Array) #2 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/class-sp-league-table.php(622): sp_solve('( $win * 2 ) + ...', Array, '0') #3 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/templates/league-table.php(63): SP_League_Table->data() #4 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/sp-core-functions.php(80): include('/home/snowbelt/...') #5 /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/inclu in /home/snowbelt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/libraries/class-eqeos.php on line 136

Anyone got any ideas? Or is this just not possible with the current version of CF7?