Simple Soccer Stats: FAQ
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Below is a list of FAQ. Feedback always helps so if you have any questions please ask me on mail@simplesoccerstats.com. If you come across a problem it helps to tell me.
- On some sheets there is no data for corners and shots?
- Why won't the console load?
- Why won't the console appear?
- Why is there no ref data for this week's fixtures?
- Why does the data have to load in the console?
Why
does the console take so long to load?
All the data is
stored in separate files, so the time it takes is for flash to build the
application with all the charts etc, and then to take in all the data
so it is ready to be used. The time it takes at the beginning means it
never needs to pull data again and so changing between matches and/or
leagues is instant.
On some sheets there
is no data for corners and shots?
For some leagues
it is just not available. At present the English Leagues have all the
data.
Why won't the console
load?
You probably
don't have flash installed. To check which version of flash you are running
there is a nice page from macromedia
here which will tell you. To install the latest version of flash click
here. If you have questions about using Flash or installation please
contact me.
Why won't the console
appear?
There is probably
some sort of pop up blocker stopping it. If you are aware of pop up software
being installed in your browser, try turning it off. Internet explorer
itself, as well as yahoo and google toolbars often contain pop up blockers.
Please e-mail me if you still have this problem as it helps me to know
for the future.
Why
is there no ref data for this weeks fixtures?
There is only ref
data for the Premier League, Championship and Scottish Premier at the
moment. Referee data is like gold dust and the premier league only release
it a few days before the games. Soon there will be a list of exactly when
it is released.
Will does the data
have to load in the console?
Without being too
technical all the data is stored in XML sheets. The application has to
take all this data in and store it in its memory before it can be used.
This is all done on your machine. If you load the data from europe in
one of the consoles e.g main and then open the another the euro data is
already loaded from the first time so won't need to load again.