More like rollover. I would say the last time they upgraded was '94.When does MFL upgrade to their 2015 league sites?
I only said up grade because the box at the top of you league always says "We've upgraded to 2014" when the new link is available.More like rollover. I would say the last time they upgraded was '94.When does MFL upgrade to their 2015 league sites?
To answer the OP question, it has been my experience that the 2015 sites will be ready probably within a day or two of the Super Bowl's conclusion.Did a quick search and didn't see the answer, so appologize if this is a double post.
When does MFL upgrade to their 2015 league sites?
Flea Flicker isn't far from overtaking MFL as far as functionality goes and it's a lot more user friendly as well. Looks like MFL is taking the approach of sitting back and enjoying profits while they still have them and then go down with the ship instead of trying to stay at the top of their game. Fine with me. I'd rather pay nothing than $70 per year anyways.Guess they aren't improving the site until competition forces them to, which is usually when it's too late. I wish Flea Flick would get their act together.
You just click "upgrade to 2015" and everything carries over.I agree joey. 2015 will be year 3 for running a league at mfl for me. I will figure out how to set the draft order when I need to. I don't know how to actually do it and account for trades. Have to do whatever I did last year but the hell if I know what I did last year.
yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leaguesI still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leaguesI still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-drafts
I quite like MFL. It's plain. It gets the job done. It is very easy to manage and If you want you can customize it quite a bit compared to many sites out there.MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leagues MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-draftsI still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
You can't customize anything important, like how live scoring works, or lineup submission, which are the two primary functions of a fantasy football hosting site.I quite like MFL. It's plain. It gets the job done. It is very easy to manage and If you want you can customize it quite a bit compared to many sites out there.MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leagues MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-draftsI still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
Example?You can't customize anything important, like how live scoring works, or lineup submission, which are the two primary functions of a fantasy football hosting site.I quite like MFL. It's plain. It gets the job done. It is very easy to manage and If you want you can customize it quite a bit compared to many sites out there.MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leagues MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-draftsI still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
Can you have live scoring auto-update via jQuery rather than doing HTML refreshes (sometimes in the middle of what you're looking at)? That's the way every site that's been built in the past 15 years does it. Can the short-form live scoring which includes all the teams use all that wasted whitespace to include more information than the number of points per player (for example, how much time left in the game)? Can the module version of the "submit lineup" function include who the player's opponent is?fridayfrenzy said:Example?CalBear said:You can't customize anything important, like how live scoring works, or lineup submission, which are the two primary functions of a fantasy football hosting site.fridayfrenzy said:I quite like MFL. It's plain. It gets the job done. It is very easy to manage and If you want you can customize it quite a bit compared to many sites out there.CalBear said:MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.bicycle_seat_sniffer said:yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leagues MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-draftsgmoney56 said:I still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
Totally agree with the bolded. Pet peeves of mine as well.Can you have live scoring auto-update via jQuery rather than doing HTML refreshes (sometimes in the middle of what you're looking at)? That's the way every site that's been built in the past 15 years does it. Can the short-form live scoring which includes all the teams use all that wasted whitespace to include more information than the number of points per player (for example, how much time left in the game)? Can the module version of the "submit lineup" function include who the player's opponent is?fridayfrenzy said:Example?CalBear said:You can't customize anything important, like how live scoring works, or lineup submission, which are the two primary functions of a fantasy football hosting site.fridayfrenzy said:I quite like MFL. It's plain. It gets the job done. It is very easy to manage and If you want you can customize it quite a bit compared to many sites out there.CalBear said:MFL isn't great for anything. Weird scoring leagues might be stuck using it, but it pretty much is 100% suckage at this point.bicycle_seat_sniffer said:yahoo IMO is great for free re-draft leagues MFL is for dynasty or weird scoring re-draftsgmoney56 said:I still think yahoo is better then MFL. what's the advantage of MFL over Yahoo?
No, no, and no. All you can customize is what color it is. That's useless.
it just let me upgrade to 2015Did a quick search and didn't see the answer, so appologize if this is a double post.
When does MFL upgrade to their 2015 league sites?
same here...took but a few minutes of my time.2015 League set
Our trading window coincides with the transfer of rosters to the updated site. I've done this for 15 years with MFL and it's just so ingrained in me already. It used to take months for them to get ready for the next season but now the day after the Super Bowl? I'm thrilled.Just transferred over my leagues...something refreshing about starting new, removing all the playoff modules and inserting the draft modules every February.
Plus, it's great having rookie draft pick values, finally. Just makes it easier to work trades, rather than having to reference the standings.
How exactly is wanting to be able to see who your guy is playing against when you set your lineup a "bell and whistle"? Or how much time is left in the game in live scoring? That's basic functionality.Sidenote: every time a discussion about MFL comes up, people tend to bash it hard. I am one of those who started using them back in 2000 when choices were minimal. To me, they've always provided what i've needed...I tend to think younger generation folks need the 'bells and whistles' more than the older guys. Even the younger guys in my league (early 30s) have come to enjoy the simplicity of MFL. My affinity for MFL and dynasty probably reflects my disdain for Yahoo and redraft, though
yeah I don't know what the #### he is talking aboutI can see who they are playing when I set my lineup. It even tells me the time, the opponents rankings and the weather as well.
There's a homepage "set lineup" module. You can't see the opponent in it. There's no reason you couldn't fit it there. (You may have turned off that module, since it's basically useless without that information). Similarly with the "live scoring summary"; there's a ton of wasted space that could be used for useful information, so you could see all the games at the same time; instead, you have to go to the live scoring details for a specific matchup. And there's no real live scoring, anyway, only page refreshes.yeah I don't know what the #### he is talking aboutI can see who they are playing when I set my lineup. It even tells me the time, the opponents rankings and the weather as well.
Is a single sign-on considered a bell or a whistle?Our trading window coincides with the transfer of rosters to the updated site. I've done this for 15 years with MFL and it's just so ingrained in me already. It used to take months for them to get ready for the next season but now the day after the Super Bowl? I'm thrilled.Just transferred over my leagues...something refreshing about starting new, removing all the playoff modules and inserting the draft modules every February.
Plus, it's great having rookie draft pick values, finally. Just makes it easier to work trades, rather than having to reference the standings.
Sidenote: every time a discussion about MFL comes up, people tend to bash it hard. I am one of those who started using them back in 2000 when choices were minimal. To me, they've always provided what i've needed...I tend to think younger generation folks need the 'bells and whistles' more than the older guys. Even the younger guys in my league (early 30s) have come to enjoy the simplicity of MFL. My affinity for MFL and dynasty probably reflects my disdain for Yahoo and redraft, though
I can see the opponent, game time and weather next to my players when choosing my line-up. And I am using "set lineup" module on home page.There's a homepage "set lineup" module. You can't see the opponent in it. There's no reason you couldn't fit it there. (You may have turned off that module, since it's basically useless without that information). Similarly with the "live scoring summary"; there's a ton of wasted space that could be used for useful information, so you could see all the games at the same time; instead, you have to go to the live scoring details for a specific matchup. And there's no real live scoring, anyway, only page refreshes.yeah I don't know what the #### he is talking aboutI can see who they are playing when I set my lineup. It even tells me the time, the opponents rankings and the weather as well.
I have never seen the set lineup moduleThere's a homepage "set lineup" module. You can't see the opponent in it. There's no reason you couldn't fit it there. (You may have turned off that module, since it's basically useless without that information). Similarly with the "live scoring summary"; there's a ton of wasted space that could be used for useful information, so you could see all the games at the same time; instead, you have to go to the live scoring details for a specific matchup. And there's no real live scoring, anyway, only page refreshes.yeah I don't know what the #### he is talking aboutI can see who they are playing when I set my lineup. It even tells me the time, the opponents rankings and the weather as well.
Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
I think detailed info you are referring to is on the live scoring details page which is only one fantasy game at a time.Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
Yes, I'm aware of that. My point is that the interface is terrible for no good reason. And you can't customize your way out of the interface being terrible. And a crappy Windows-only application doesn't solve that.I think detailed info you are referring to is on the live scoring details page which is only one fantasy game at a time.Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
Here is a link to the app I was talking about http://www.myfantasyleague.com/fantasy-football-tools/fantasy-football-gameday.php
I think we play on two different MFL sites, because everything you've said you don't see, I can.CalBear said:Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).Yenrub said:On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
I think he meant his opponents lineup? not the NFL team. I've asked for years as well about being able to submit different lineups for leagues that have double headers. every year it's the same thing, good idea but nothing gets done.I think we play on two different MFL sites, because everything you've said you don't see, I can.CalBear said:Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).Yenrub said:On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
I can see the opponent, time and weather and defensive ranks when I set my lineups.
I see how much time is left in the game (well I'd have to do some math because I see where they are in the game), a breakdown of how the points were accumulated and which team has the ball when I look at live scoring on the site. I do have to refresh the page though every so often.
Weird.
How would you see your opponents lineup on the same page where you submit your lineup?I think he meant his opponents lineup? not the NFL team. I've asked for years as well about being able to submit different lineups for leagues that have double headers. every year it's the same thing, good idea but nothing gets done.I think we play on two different MFL sites, because everything you've said you don't see, I can.CalBear said:Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).Yenrub said:On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
I can see the opponent, time and weather and defensive ranks when I set my lineups.
I see how much time is left in the game (well I'd have to do some math because I see where they are in the game), a breakdown of how the points were accumulated and which team has the ball when I look at live scoring on the site. I do have to refresh the page though every so often.
Weird.
and collecting the moneyWould help to have an improved Ap. I use the computer but many who use the mfl ap have a lot of problems, especially with draft and waivers.
Actually you can. Habman's live scoring code is light years ahead of the default MFL live scoring page. It's easy to install and I don't play in a league that doesn't have it. Looks great on mobile as well.Yes, I'm aware of that. My point is that the interface is terrible for no good reason. And you can't customize your way out of the interface being terrible. And a crappy Windows-only application doesn't solve that.I think detailed info you are referring to is on the live scoring details page which is only one fantasy game at a time.Yes, you can see all of those. You can't see how much time each player has left in their game, what the game situation is, whether a player's score came from six short receptions or one long TD, and whether the score you just saw on TV has been included yet (which matters because the scoring doesn't update reliably).On the “live” scoring page I can see all of the matchups for my league on one page
Fantasy teams playing one another are listed side by side
Each player and how many points they have
At the bottom of each roster I can see # of players yet to play, #of players currently playing and #of player minutes remaining.
And there is an enormous amount of white space where this information could be displayed, but isn't.
Here is a link to the app I was talking about http://www.myfantasyleague.com/fantasy-football-tools/fantasy-football-gameday.php