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Check this tutorial, . It’s pretty straight forward.

@brian Miyaji I only had players for the home team on the website for the event details. I added a player from the opposing team and now the roster shows up but not showing any statistics.

Brian, it was a list format. I had used the shortcode from the editor on the page I was putting it into. For some reason the extra data in it prevented it from seeing it all but since using [event list 678] or whatever the shortcode is for it I’ve had all the results display.

Thanks

Amen to that!

Ok well I figure this is silly because of course it’s easy to query. I suppose now I’m wondering how to target specific values.

Im designing for a specific team and want just there results on the main page but styled my own way. I’ve setup a league table with just the team and the results I want. What Im looking for is not to show it in a table and instead just text like

W-L-OTL (PTS)

For example:
10-2-1 (21 PTS)

I’ve queried

'posts_per_page'       	=> '1',
    'post_type'				=> 'sp_table',
    'ignore_sticky_posts'  	=> true,
    'order'                	=> 'DESC',
    'orderby'              	=> 'date',
    'post_title'			=>  'table-name',

Wondering though how I can target the values (wins, losses etc)? I’ve tried a vardump on the query but can’t seem to find the info I need.

Also with the league tables if I only add one team is it still possible to show what position they are in the overall league standings or is it based on the league table?

UGH nvm Im blind, found the documentation.

Awesome thanks a lot. As I know this is probably a lot of work it may even be something to add in as a premium feature.

With all the ice hockey sites I tend to develop for I realize that a scoring summary is probably not necessary for most sports but is almost a needed commodity for hockey.

Keep up the great work, I’ve been looking for something like this for many years!

Tons of potential looking forward to the development of this project. I agree with some stuff above, I know it would be a ton of work but an option to differentiate between European and North American setups would be legendary. I would love to set this up for a hockey league (and more) but there are definitely some options I need added. Keep up the good work, looking forward to the future of this, its been long overdue.

Been waiting for someone to develop something similar to this for a long long long long time and hope you can keep this project alive. I’ve been using a company called esportsdesk for quite some time and while it does a good job I never have access to where my site is hosted and the system is very template themed. Having the ability to create my own site and own design with this plugin would be a HUGE benefit.

Some things from personal experience from using that system would be (and some have been mentioned)

1. Widgets, team standings, league leaders (stats), player(s) of the week/month etc, a schedule/latest results widget.

2. Agreed with what was mentioned about setting it up so users of each team can login and update the scores. What we have set up with our league is the home team of the scheduled game inputs the gamesheet into the website and each has their own user/pass to do so.

3. I havent had a chance to install this locally but on our schedule played after the game details have been entered the date then becomes a hyperlink and leads to the game details. It’s a nice feature, that or a link in the table next to the game in question saying details.

Those are just some of the things I can think of off the top of my head. I see great potential in this plugin and am surprised no one has took it upon themselves to do so. As hard as it is I hope that it wont be designed with one sport in mind (I see a lot of Soccer references). I currently run about 4 hockey sites and have been waiting for something solid like this to come along, but so many sports have different scoring systems. We have 2 points for a win (regulation, OT, or shootout), 1 point for shootout or OT loss, and none for regulation loss.

I think if you can find a way to accommodate a bunch of sports you’ll have a sure winner here.