I posted wp-SwimTeam v0.1.417 this afternoon to the download page. This update adds new functionality and fixes a few minor things which have bothered me as I found them during the season.
The big new feature is a new shortcode – wpst_meet_report. This shortcode allows a the contents of a meet report to appear in a post or a page like this example on the wp-SwimTeam demo site.
The reports also now support hiding first and last names by only showing the initial as well as the ability to override the first name with a nickname if the swimmer’s profile has one. The missing ability to display a map on the swim meet report has been added so the checkbox on the form is now enabled. The reports can now display opt-in and opt-out information chronologically in the order they were added to the system as well as the previously available by name and by swimmer label.
I’ve been wondering if I’m doing more than I need to with the Google Maps URL. Currently for me to add a club I have to enter all the information (including an Address) and add a Google Maps URL.
If I do not enter a Google Maps URL and I do have an Address, couldn’t the Google Maps URL be automatically generated in the [wpst_meet_report] shortcode? I’m not familiar with the Google API but from a manual entry perspective I’m really entering the same data on a form, then copying that data and entering it into Google Maps search box, then clicking Link and copying the IM/Email link.
Probably. I should look into it as the Google Maps and MapQuest links are probably irrelevant now or could be made irrelevant.