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Originally Posted by fhomess
Can you clarify why you need to have the division not specified? If you're in a league with only 1 division, there is still a division identifier for the 1 division that exists. I can see a desire to add a wild card standings option. What other use case is there that you're looking for.
As for top performers, there's always a question of exactly what you mean by that. Here's a sample of a stat leaderboard:
Code:
widget.php?league_id=100&sub_league=0&stat=vorp&topX=5
In this case, the sub_league is optional, so you could report on the entire league if you want. Use "pvorp" for pitcher VORP if that's what you're going for.
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The reason for not having the division specified was that i wanted to show the full standings for the entire league, if possible. I am using this on the front page of my home screen (
Championship League Baseball | Where the Winning Doesn't Come Easy). Right now I have not been able to find a wordpress widget that displays php for me so I am using iFrames which I hate... That said, I would love to be able to use one or two iFrames rather than 6.
As for the stats, I like being able to list guys by VORP. Is there any way to get it to show the stats too or am I out of luck? One final question that may limit firther questions: Is there a list of usable functions for the widgets.php page so I can tinker some on my own. I have no idea what does or doesnt work other than what you have showed me so far