This is resurrecting an older solution, so thank you, because it is great, and it works really well...
But, I have one issue I'm not code-savvy enough to figure out. We are a house league where our teams play each other, and the iCal feeds end up duplicating every game in the calendar. Given that I just voluteered about four hours time to even get this far, I'm not willing to even call that a small victory. Anyway, anybody have any idea how to get "T-Ball Yankees vs. T-Ball White Sox" for example, to come up only ONCE on the date/time/location in the calendar using iCal?
Or is this a fruitless, wasted effort on my part and I should just look for another alternative?
Our field maintenance, concessions and umpire assignors all need ONE master schedule on the homepage that shows the next five days' worth of games by division, locations and times of all games. This Season Managment tool so far completely sucks for this, and is actually a BACKWARD move in our opinion from Sport Management or whatever it was that we used (as a first-time client) last season.
This is resurrecting an older solution, so thank you, because it is great, and it works really well... But, I have one issue I'm not code-savvy enough to figure out. We are a house league where our teams play each other, and the iCal feeds end up duplicating every game in the calendar. Given that I just voluteered about four hours time to even get this far, I'm not willing to even call that a small victory. Anyway, anybody have any idea how to get "T-Ball Yankees vs. T-Ball White Sox" for example, to come up only ONCE on the date/time/location in the calendar using iCal? Or is this a fruitless, wasted effort on my part and I should just look for another alternative? Our field maintenance, concessions and umpire assignors all need ONE master schedule on the homepage that shows the next five days' worth of games by division, locations and times of all games. This Season Managment tool so far completely sucks for this, and is actually a BACKWARD move in our opinion from Sport Management or whatever it was that we used (as a first-time client) last season.