/**********************************************
*       CCLeague PRO by Orlando L. Castillo
*
*       GPL software
*
*       Author:  Orlando L. Castillo
*       Email:  ocnews@castillocentral.com
*	Web: http://www.castillocentral.com
*
*       Please support the development of CCleague
*	and donate by going to my website and 
*	finding the PayPal donate button.  Thanks.
*
*       Requires: PHP 4+ and MySQL
*
*       I do not offer any guarantees or
*       warranties for this software.  Use
*       at your own risk.  So make sure to
*       test this before putting into
*       production.
**********************************************/

This is the first (VERY BETA) release of CCleague PRO. I wouldn't
use this version on a production server.  Please try it out and
send me back your feedback. I developed CCleague because I could 
not find a good working online soccer ("football" OR "futbol" for 
everyone not from the USA) league.

TESTED ON: Redhat 8.0 running PHP 4.3 and MySQL 3.23.56

REQUIRED: PHP 4+, GD, MySQL 3.23+ and knowledge of 
HTML (to customize the interface if you want).

TO INSTALL:
1) Create a database to use for CCleague.

2) Use the "sql/ccleaguepro.sql" file to create the tables
   in your database.

3) Edit config.php to your suit your database, GD version.

4) Make sure that the webserver has ownership of the ./images 
   directory so that images can be uploaded.  If that does 
   not work or you do not have permission, use the 
   "chmod -R 777 images" command. 

5) If you want to change the general look of CCleague, just
   change the files in the /sports/soccer/html directory.
   You must know how to use your text-editor and HTML to do this.

6) Open up CCleague in your browser and follow the directions
   to get it up and running!

INSTALL NOTES: 
* Those of you using PHP 4.2+ will need to edit your php.ini
  file so that you have "register_globals = On"

FEATURES:
There are three types of users: Administrator, Division Administrator 
and the regular users (usually team captains).  There is only
one Administrator who can control everything including permissions
for regular users.  The Division Administrators are not necessary but
is a nice feature if you want someone that can control everything in
their assigned division.  Regular users can either edit their entire
schedule or just update scores.  This depends on the permissions 
given to them by the main Administrator in the "league properties".

PLANNED:
* Finish language support.
* A "Request Username" form where users can request a username from
  the main Administrator.  For now users have to request by emailing
  the main Administrator using their own email program.
* More sports! (once I get beyond the Beta stage)

