> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Where did Leagues and the League Edit form go?

> CCM's Leagues list and its 36-field League Edit form live under Registrations → Leagues; the classic view reproduces them, the new look spreads the same fields over a league's tabs.

<Note>
  **Must know**

  * A league is a kind of program. The list is **Registrations → Leagues**; in the classic view it is the **Leagues** section of the admin bar, with CCM's columns and toolbar.
  * The classic **League Edit** form has CCM's 36 fields, including Prize Fee, Display Teams Using, Skip Only Entry, 5th–8th player entry, Show Comments Box and "Who can access this league".
  * A Joomla bookmark to `task=leagues` or `task=editLeagues` lands on the Leagues list. League ids do not survive the migration, so a bookmark to a league section (Games, Points, Rounds, Divisions, Teams, Subs) lands on that section's **Select a League** screen — CCM's own starting state.
</Note>

## In the classic view

**Leagues** in the admin bar opens the list you know: League Name, Allow Team Entry, Allow Individual Entry, the fifth-to-eighth player flags, Allow Play With Field, Show on Spare/Sub Page, Individual League Price, Prize Fee, Order, Published — and the New / Publish / Unpublish / Edit / Delete toolbar. **Copy League** on the toolbar copies the ticked league. Picking a league makes the league-scoped sections (Games, Points, Rounds, Divisions, Teams, Subs) work on it, exactly as CCM's bar did: clicked before you have opened a league they show a **Select a League** screen, and afterwards they open the last league you worked in. Each of those screens has a live **Select a League** dropdown that opens the same screen for another league (asking first if you have unsaved edits). **Sheets** is club-wide and needs no league.

**Edit** opens the League Edit form with CCM's fields in CCM's order: name and description, the Info / Teams / Schedule / Standings page links, **Display Teams Using** (team name or skip name), **Track Ends Won**, **Standings default sorting** and direction, gender, **Publish on Sign-up**, **Mark as Filled** (the league stays on signup as **FILLED** and cannot be picked, as in CCM; the new look has the same box on **League Setup**), **Team Entry**, **Skip Only Entry**, **Individual Entry**, preferred position and play-with, **Individual Entry Limit**, fifth-to-eighth player entry, comments box, **Individual League Fee**, **Prize Fee** (charged as its own invoice line, as CCM did), the sign-up description, and **Who can access this league**, which grants the League Manager role to the members you pick.

Two rows of the form go beyond a single field:

* **Support Settings → Membership Type.** The memberships a curler must hold to sign up ("Curlers must hold one of these to sign up. Saved with the league."). Each has an **X** to remove it; pick another from **Add Membership Type** and click **Add**. Nothing changes until you **Save**. The new look's league stepper shows the same list.
* **Sessions.** Each session the league is sold by, with its fee, entry limit and whether it is **Filled** — or "None — this league is sold as a whole." **Edit sessions** (or **Add sessions**) opens the Session Listing.

## In the new look

Open a league from **Registrations → Leagues** and the same settings sit on tabs: **Registrations** (who signed up), **Teams**, **Draws**, **Standings**, **League Setup** (divisions, sessions, result mode, points grid) and the **Subs** tab under your club's word. Eligibility is the program's **Membership Requirement** — "Require members to have an active membership" — with the memberships that count.

**Related:** [Where did Games and Generate Games go?](/ccm/what-changes/where-did-games-and-generate-go) · [Where did Rounds and Divisions go?](/ccm/what-changes/where-did-rounds-and-divisions-go) · [Where did Membership Types go?](/ccm/what-changes/where-did-membership-types-go) · [Do my old Joomla links still work?](/ccm/classic-view/do-joomla-links-still-work)


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