This site is dedicated to mComp, a Competition Management module for the DragonFly Content Management System. This module, and the DragonFly CMS it runs on, provides competition operators with a complete solution for building secure, high performance websites for managing Leagues / Ladders / Cups complete with all the usual features you'd expect in a CMS, including News, Articles, Galleries, Forums etc.
mComp supports multiple games, multiple competitions for each game, with League, Ladder, straight Knockout and Double Elimination Cup competition types supported for any game. Different competition types can be combined into a single competition (Group stage followed by Cup etc.). mComp also provides detailed Team and Player databases and associated data, such as game ID's, logs of player movements and ID changes, and a gaming config database amongst other things.
Matches can be scheduled, manually entered, or Teams / Players can challenge each other in an un-attended match making system. Match details are recorded and associated files, such as screenshots and demos, can be uploaded against them. mComp is the result of several years development and supports a very rich feature set. Purchasers of mComp receive priority support via private forums as well as free upgrades for life.
mComp v5.7.3 released
Although this is only a code update please make sure you have backups of all your code and your database before applying the update so you can put things back as they were if it goes wrong.
mComp v5.7.2 released
Although this is only a code update please make sure you have backups of all your code and your database before applying the update so you can put things back as they were if it goes wrong.
LeagueCMS Theme for DragonFly CMS
You can grab the theme here :-
http://www.leaguecms.co.uk/index.php?name=Downloads&file=details&id=8
And see it in action here :-
http://demo.leaguecms.co.uk
mComp v5.7.1 released
This is a minor version number update, so you'll need to do an upgrade through Admin -> Modules. As always please make sure you have backups of all your code and your database before applying this upgrade so you can put things back as they were if it goes wrong.
Website upgraded to DragonFly v9.3
As this site uses my own custom modules and theme, and is quite far removed from anything resembling a "default" DragonFly installation, I was a bit nervous doing the update, however it was surprisingly painless and apart from a minor tweak to the common module it appears to have worked perfectly.
In the next few days I'll be updating mComp to use DragonFly v9.3 as there is a rather fundamental, if simple, modification to the common module required for the new version. In the meantime if you have DragonFly v.9.2.x or earlier stick with your current version of mComp. The up-coming v5.7.1 will require DragonFly v9.3.x.
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