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@pakeha saidMy guess is that the hyphen instead of "Challenging" means that the player does not have a ladder-specific game that's not yet finished and resulted from this player's having issued a challenge, and the hyphen instead of "Defending" means that the player does not have a ladder-specific game that's not yet finished and resulted from this player's having received a challenge. I'm not sure that's clear, let alone correct. 🙂
I am wonder why there is nothing or THIS - in some places in the Ladders
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@FMDavidHLevin
🙂 One needs to read what is there already when one already has a Higher placed player.
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@pakeha
I see that my original reply didn't properly address your question, being that I'm not sure I understand the question. It appears that blank is used as a placeholder on the ladders index page, whereas hyphen is used on the ladder detail page. In either case, the position within the row seems to clearly indicate whether it's for challenging or defending. Could you cite an example of what you find confusing or problematic.
