From: Don S. <do...@se...> - 2002-10-01 01:09:27
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hullo. I and a select group of others, including mhnoyes of mhnoyes fame, are developers on the ffl project at sourceforge. I'll spare your frenzied searching and tell you that it is a php/mysql cms for fantasy football. Originally the project was me going solo. However mhnoyes got me and the developers of the other sourceforge ffl projects together for a meeting of the proverbial Five Families. Except there were only 4 of us. And 2 were on the same project. Whatever. You know what I mean. Basically we agreed that we need to come together and make a kick-ass fantasy sports website that would support any sport using a fantasy "core" and sport-specific "modules". We were going to write it all from the ground up. Mike (mhnoyes) proposed just writing it as a big fat module for phpwebsite. I knew nothing of phpws and shrugged the idea off. However now I've seen the light and the 0.9 version is it. Contrary to what you're thinking, I didn't write to give you my personal A&E Biography. I'd like to know what your thoughts are on how to go about implementing a fantasy sports site that would support multiple leagues. Obviously if it were to only support a single league then there is no problem. What I'd like to see is when the user logs in he/she will be presented with icons or a menu with a link to each of his existing fantasy teams on the various leagues installed on that site. Then an option to join others etc. If user is not logged in just show basic non-league specific blah. I'm going back and forth on whether or not this would work as a phpws module. Mike brought up the idea of the branch creator, but as I understand it that would be a separate install, and I would like all the leagues in the one database so a single login would give access to them all. So I thought I'd go to the source and see what the masters think. Don. |