Make Import more flexible
Now, import for players works only with fields, that are in your sample CSV file. Make it to recognize other fields by column name.
And it will be super handy to have ability to export the data that I already have to CSV and then make changes, maybe add some new data and import it all back.
Michael
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Anonymous
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Yes, it shouldn't just CREATE it needs to be fully CRUD!
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petrik88
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Please add possibility to import birthdate, number and metrics of player.
Match day, Referee, Power play, Power play goals (PPG), Shorthanded goals (SHG), Vissitors for import of events.Many thanks!
Peter
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Raymond Gotha II
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Being able to upload the Match Day through the CSV import, would save me sooooo much time. Exporting would be great also
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Anonymous
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Am just starting to use SportsPress, so am uploading all of last season's broomball data into it. I am working from the events-sample.cvs template (which, by the way, does not map to the generic custom format--though it didn't take me long to figure out how to address this issue).
I checked the help topics at ThemeBoy and found the "import" guidance. It was somewhat helpful, but disconcerting in that it said the listing provided may not map to my particular sport. That may be true, but I need to know more than just it isn't necessarily going to work.
Are the fields listed there all the available fields? (more on this below) The competition, season, and one other field were only needed once per import, but somehow didn't get picked up when I included them as shown on the events-sample.csv. There was no guidance as to how to depict these global variables.
I included final scores as "Results", but this didn't get picked up. I think it is because I built my site off the "hockey" template which lists three periods and overtime. I don't have that; only the final scores. I think I probably should be using the "|" divider, but not certain and the documentation does not explain. If I only have a final score, do I enter it as 0|0|0|3 for three goals, not knowing which periods they were scored in? Can I omit the overtime column, or do I need to include it for every entry? [I know this is an ideaboard, so I am not expecting an answer here--just showing what my confusion is.]
IDEA SUGGESTION: So I am importing a past season (something suggested in the tutorials that a new user might want to do.) And I assume I will eventually figure out how to get the results in. But my final season has a recap article written about every game. I would love to be able to enter that into a column, but the importer does not appear to support doing so. It would be helpful to be able to do that.
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Gareth Bissland
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This seems like a no brainer. It would be great addition.
We are going to need to do a bulk change of locations/grounds for a season. This would make it much easier.It seems to be a double up of another suggestion with equally as many votes. They should be combined.
https://sportspress.uservoice.com/forums/285525-ideaboard/suggestions/10204674-import-tableEven an add-on for WP-All Import which could take care of this:
http://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/addon-dev/overview/Cheers
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stans
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Yes! Ability to export league data back into CSV. If I'm able to import data using a CSV file then there should be option available to export it back into CSV so that it can be used for any future changes, backups; or to use it to create a new season. Having current export option of only an XLS format is no use for me so having additional option exporting into CSV would be a big benefit of re-usability for me. Thanks!
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Anonymous
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The ability to export current data, edit and then import again (updating and not creating new entries) would be very powerful, especially when making a large number of changes.