Develop a Mobile App so players and parents can use to check schedules
A lot of parents are looking for a quick way to see when their children's games & practices are without having to visit a website.
Jerry
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Andy
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Best use of an app is around scheduling, notificaiton of club events and players able to feedback availability. Take a look at Team App. Basic but would be great to have this integrated with Sportspress Pro.
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M
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Hi,
I am planning to build a mobile app for SportsPress.
Do you have any feature requests or ideas ?Cordially, M.
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Steve Kromer
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I used the below links as a hack on the calendar pages. Works great for our teams, though!
<b>Subscribe to this calendar using:</b>
<a href="webcal://www.yourwebsite.org/calendar/teama?feed=sp-ical">Apple</a> | <a href="webcal://www.yourwebsite.org/calendar/teama?feed=sp-ical">Outlook</a> | <a href="http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=www.yourwebsite.org/calendar/teamasp-ical">Google</a> -
Austin
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I feel like this is something a third-party should develop. It would be pretty hard to do this when every site is different and managed outside their ecosystem (unlike a system like Sportsengine that is completely proprietary).
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Anonymous
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Almost 2 years since this was posted , we could really use that app for Sportpress
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Anonymous
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You suck Pete
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Jim
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I agree 100% with Che.. RESTful APIs would be awesome.
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Jim
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May not necessarily need an app, just better mobile view functionality. Especially in entering scores.
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DeValladolid Oficial
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Hello, we have a project to make an app fully compatible with SportsPress, if you have programming knowledge in android, you can join us.
Postdata: I do not belong to Themeboy.
Url: https://github.com/DeValladolid/sportspress-android-app -
Anonymous
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I'd also be interested in an app because entering results on mobile is not exactly tidy. Wordpress cut's half the information off the screen as the backend is not mobile friendly.
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Che
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This could be easy for someone to create if there was a REST API that developers could access