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Tabellen von faustball.com

This small plug-in enables an easy integration of dynamically updated tables from www.faustball.com into every page, post and widget.

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Tested up to WordPress 6.9
Current version2.2.3
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 6.9
Minimum stackWP 4.9.0 · PHP 5.6
Directory statusactive
Last directory update29 Jan 20269mo ago
Active installations30Adoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records Tabellen von faustball.com version 2.2.3 as active, updated 9mo ago and tested up to WordPress 6.9.

Overview

About this plugin

com into every page, post and widget. com, highlight the table row with your own team, marking of the rows of promoted and relagated teams, as well as to show/hide the column with the balls. com does not respond timely, a configurable timeout (default 1s) can be set.

This plugin also enables the usage of shortcodes in HTML Widgets (disabled in standard WordPress). Finally you can search all pages for the [faustball] shortcode, so you can easily identify the pages, where a rework on the [faustball] shortcode settings might need to be done. com this plugin uses a local table cache with configurable TTL.

com. Additionally requests from crawlers, bots and spiders are detected and only data from the cache is then sent. The cached data can be deleted, if necessary.

Usage is very easy:

The shortcode

[faustball contest=<contest>]

is basically all it takes!

The attribute “contest” is mandatory and describes the competition from which the table should be displayed. com and copy the number from the URL. This is the same number as the ID in Dirk Haase’s instructions.

com/#/contest/ 257 /competition.

This means that contest = 257 must be entered in the shortcode:

[faustball contest=257]

This is the simplest form of use.

Additionally, the attribute “competition” can be used to address a specific table in contests with more than one table. To find out the ID, go to the structure of the contest and select the link to the table you want to show. In the URL you find the attribute “compId”, which is the ID you must use here.

[faustball contest=6315 competiton=41603]<h3>Other optional attributes</h3> ownteam='<ownteam>' [string/1/0]

If this attribute is set, the corresponding table line is provided with the CSS class “fb_ownteam”, if the transfered name matches (substring is sufficient) a team name in the table.

This line can be highlighted using the appropriate CSS markup.

If this attribute is set to “1”, the ownteam string that is defined in the plugin settings is used.

If this attribute is not used or set to “0”, no CSS class “fb_ownteam” is added.

balls='<balls>' [0/1]

The “balls” column can be hidden using this attribute. For this purpose, the column is provided with the CSS class “display-none”. A definition of the CSS class “display-none” with “display: none;” in the stylesheet is of course also necessary.

g. in a widget on the side), but the same table with the balls on a team page.

If the attribute is not used, the balls are displayed.

header='<header>' [0/1]

With this attribute the display of the first header row can be controlled.

If this attribute is not used, the first header row is shown. See also attribute ‘ownheader’ for formating capabilities.

ownheader='<ownheader>' [string]

This attribute enables to compose the first header row with custom text and data from the contest.

If this attrubute is not used or is empty, the format string from the settings page is used (Default: ‘%A%: %N% %R%’).

%A% = Association

%N% = Name of contest

%R% = Region

%C% = Category

%G% = Gender

%O% = String from ownteam attribute (empty, if ownteam attribute is not defined)

%L% = Link header to contest (position in attribute is not relevant)

Examples:

* “My Team 1 – %N%”

* “%L%My Team 1 – %N%”

* “%O% – %N% %L%”

breadcrump='<breadcrump>' [0/1]

com in a second table header row.

If the attribute is not used, the navigation row is not shown.

contestlink='<contestlink>' [0/1]

com contest and info about cached data.

If the attribute is not used, the area is shown.

The shortcode can then look like this:

[faustball contest=257 ownteam="TV SW-Oberndorf" ownheader="%O% - %C%, %N%" balls=0 contestlink=0]

See Screenshots for a view of this shortcode.

Plugin settings

The whole Plugin is very configurable. See help section of the plugin settings page.

* You can predefine your match string, that will be used for [faustball] shortcodes, that have the attribute ownteam=’1′.

* The ownteam string search strategy can be selected (wildcard/exact match)

* The table header can be predefined, that will be used for every [faustball] shortcode, unless you define something different directly in the shortcode.

* Every column heading can be defined (also with empty string).

* Set the timeout after which the plugin cancels the query of a table (default: 1s).

com (default: 900s).

* Activate the usage of shortcodes in HTML Widgets (default: true).

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Plugin tags

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  • faustball
  • shortcode
  • table
Compatibility & maintenance

Compatibility & maintenance

Tested up to WordPress 6.9

Not yet marked as tested with WordPress 7.1. WordPress.org currently lists Tested up to 6.9.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to6.9
Minimum requirementsWordPress 4.9.0 · PHP 5.6
Update activity29 Jan 20269mo ago

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