=== PHPLeague for WordPress === Contributors: Maxime Dizerens Donate link: http://www.mika-web.com/ Tags: phpleague, football, sport, league, championship, soccer, handball, volleyball, basketball, hockey Requires at least: 3.1 Tested up to: 3.2.1 Stable tag: 1.2 PHPLeague for WordPress is the best plugin to manage properly your sports leagues. Get the Premium version to enjoy more features. == Description == PHPLeague for WordPress is the best plugin to manage properly your sports leagues. This plugin is very customizable and easy to use. From now on, get your data directly from your own database - powered by WordPress - instead of relying on another website or widget. For people who need more customizations and modularity, the Premium version is waiting for you as soon as it will be released :) This plugin can work perfectly for other sports than football like handball, basketball, hockey or volleyball. **Some "Core" Features** * The League's table and fixtures can be published via your posts/pages * Manage as many leagues as you want, no limitations * Most of the fill-in part is done automatically * A powerful administration area who simplify your life * A clean (un)installer developed in order to keep your database secure and safe * A nice administration area based on the WooThemes Theme. **Some "Premium" Features** * Match live score system with possibility to link with your posts * Prediction system for every league with minimal settings - handle native WordPress users * Manage the players profile of your favorite team with stats / charts rendered automatically * Link your players' profile with tags and get all their related news * Player of the Week/Month of your favorite team through widgets * Possibility to vote for the Man of the Match * And much more... **Languages** * This plugin is currently available in English and in French. Please help us translate it! == Installation == PHPLeague is really easy to install so just follow the guide: 1. Upload the `phpleague` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 3. Create your season & competition then generate a league 4. Create your clubs and affect them to your league 5. Choose the fixtures' dates then the matches (everything's generated automatically) 6. Insert your results then generate the table & calendar 7. Use the PHPLeague editor button in your post/page 8. Find all the information you need on the About page in the admin area. == Frequently Asked Questions == = I've just activated PHPLeague, what do I need to do now? = First, I strongly encourage you to read the guide I wrote for you. It may help you better understand the plugin and save you some precious time although PHPLeague is user-friendly oriented. = Why did you choose not to use WordPress default tables? = PHPLeague will be available as a standalone version for other users and in order to be able to import/export easily the data between those different environments, it wasn't possible to use the WP tables. And let's face it, those tables are not really optimized to handle very well that kind of plugin. = Does the plugin handle tournament (e.g. World Cup or Friendly)? = At the moment, it does not. And it is not part of features for the next releases except if I receive a lot of requests. = Do I need to have Javascript activated? = I decided not to use AJAX but Javascript is necessary in order to manage almost everything in the administration area (thanks to the interface...). In the front part, no Javascript at all. Always keeping in mind that plenty of browsers handle javascript badly or not at all. == Screenshots == 1. Help section 2. PHPLeague Dashboard 3. Clubs Listing 4. League's Settings 5. League's Results 6. Table in a Post (rendering by default) == Changelog == = 1.3 (Coming Soon) = * NEW: French Translation * NEW: Import/Export function * NEW: Possibility to use the club logos in the tables/fixtures * CHANGED: Show a notice if we suspect an error with the number of matches = 1.2 = * NEW: PHPLeague button available in the editor * NEW: New roles available (manage_phpleague and phpleague) * NEW: Possibility to have an odd number of teams in a league * CHANGED: Improvements during the results generation = 1.1 = * NEW: Possibility to rename a league and change his year * CHANGED: Display table once generated * CHANGED: Remove setting/competition/season tables * CHANGED: New fields in the league table from old tables * CHANGED: Remove last hardcoded strings left * CHANGED: Enhance plugin security by using nonces * CHANGED: Administration interface improvements (essentially the pagination) * CHANGED: Minor PHP & SQL improvements * REMOVED: pagination_fixtures() has been removed = 1.0 = * Initial release!