djmichaelbasic

Actually, I thought I had it but I’m not actually getting the data to save, so I’m clearly doing something wrong.

First, I added:

        $spec_labels = sp_get_var_labels( 'sp_spec' );
        if ( $spec_labels && is_array( $spec_labels ) && sizeof( $spec_labels ) ) {
            $this->columns = array_merge( $this->columns, $spec_labels );
        }

below the $this->columns = array at the top

Next I added

        $spec_labels        = sp_get_var_labels( 'sp_spec' );

below the // Get labels from result and performance post types

I then added

foreach ( $spec_labels as $key => $label ) :
                // Get spec object.
                $spec_column = get_page_by_path( $key, OBJECT, 'sp_spec' );
            endforeach;

below the //get event details section

Doing this got Week # to show up as a column in the import. As Week # is the format I used for the event spec, I know it’s grabbing the correct thing.

Unfortunately, when I import, the data in that cell isn’t saving to the actual event, so I’m missing a step. Remember that I don’t really know what I’m doing here, and while I can usually figure these types of things out, it’s mostly just trail and error.

I’ve added both

                // Initialize spec array
                $spec = array();

        if ( isset( $id ) && isset( $spec ) && sizeof( $spec ) > 0 ) :
            update_post_meta( $id, 'sp_spec', $spec );
        endif;

but neither of those seem to help.

I’m gonna keep working on it and I’m sure I’ll eventually get it, but if you have any pointers for me, I’m all ears!

Actually, after some digging I see its much more complicated than what I was thinking. I’m gonna keep working on it!

or is there any other way to edit event specs other than manually one at a time for each event?

Or is there another way to add in the week number (or other custom field) to an event list?

I did some googling and it turns out I needed to have my webhost add ctype to my php. Once that was done, the updates worked properly again.

Well, I figured it out. Turned on debugging and saw a lot of errors referencing lines in class-sp-league-table.php relating to minutes. The errors were that there was a non numeric value at that line. Here’s an example:

$totals[ $team_id ][‘eventminutes’] += $minutes;

Since billiards doesn’t use time, the minutes field in settings has been blank. Filling in 0 fixed the issue. I believe that 14 teams in the table was the break point at which there were too many errors for the page to load.

Perhaps in a future update, if minutes is left blank in the settings:

Sportspress->Settings->Events->Full Time

replace with a 0 to avoid the issue…or make 0 the default until someone fills it in, or whatever.

Hopefully this will help anyone else who has the same issue.

I just checked again today and it seems to have resolved itself. Site is once again working as it should. Something must have happened in the background…so thanks!

Thanks!