One of the users on the support forum made a schedule for the upcoming 2016 European Championship and schared it with us.
You can find the post here.
One of the users on the support forum made a schedule for the upcoming 2016 European Championship and schared it with us.
You can find the post here.
A schedule for the upcoming 2014 World Cup in Brazil can be downloaded here. The zip contains a schedule in Dutch and in English.
The schedules will also be included in the next version.
It took a bit longer than expected, but today I finally finished this new release.
Release notes:
I started development on version 2.2.0. Don’t know yet when it will be released, but it will have some interesting features and also some bug fixes and small improvements.
Biggest change is the option to define custom rankings. You can add groups of matches and/or bonus questions in a ranking. Your players’ scores will be calculated only for those matches and/or questions.
Also new is an option that enables webmasters to always show predictions of matches for all users, regardless if the match is still editable.
To improve security I added nonces to all forms in the plugin.
Version 2.1.0 adds some configurable options. Match types can be hidden from the website and users can get points (optional) for guessing a correct number of goals for a team.
Release notes:
I released version 2.0.0 today. If you find any bugs, please report them in the support forum on the WordPress site.
Release notes:
Currently I’m working on version 2.0 of the plugin. A rewrite of the plugin with English as the default language (Dutch translation included of course) and as biggest new feature the ability to upload/add your own game schedule. So not only UEFA European Championships or FIFA World Cups are supported, but also your national league (or part of it) can be used as the input for the pool.
And with the ability to create your own schedule, I hope you will share it with us. So other people can enjoy the same Football Pool with their friends.
But first: back to work. Expect it to be ready for testing in a month or so.
The charts feature uses the Highcharts API to display the interactive charts. Because of the WordPress license guidelines I may not include this library in the package. Maybe if I find a library in the near future that has the same nice features and design (and I find the time to rewrite the charts code) I will change the plugin.
For now you have to follow these steps to enable the charts: