Parkho

Thanks for your respond. The module is now Available for download at Github. Enjoy.

Your code should be fine and view the images but you may want to try changing "fileurl" to "SITE_URL" and see if it does make any differences. Also, make sure that you're directing to the correct path of the image.

yw

Replace the entire code in frontpage_recentbids.tpl with the following: <?php if(!$lastbids) { echo 'No bids have been made'; return; } foreach($lastbids as $lastbid); { ?> <table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td>Flight #</td> <td>Pilot</td> <td>Departure</td> <td>Arrival</td> <td>Aircraft</td> </tr> <tr> <td><?php echo $lastbid->code.$lastbid->flightnum ;?></td> <td> <?php $pilotid = $lastbid->pilotid; $pilot = PilotData::getPilotData($pilotid); echo $pilot->firstname.' '.$pilot->lastname ;?> </td> <td><?php echo $lastbid->depicao ;?></td> <td><?php echo $lastbid->arricao ;?></td> <td><?php echo $lastbid->aircraft ;?></td> </tr> </table> <?php } ?>

I would do this in the following order. First, place this in your front page: <?php MainController::Run('FrontBids', 'RecentFrontPage', 10); ?> Secondly, go to frontpage_recentbids.tpl and put what you want to show there. Below is the default code in there: <?php if(!$lastbids) { echo 'No bids have been made'; return; } foreach($lastbids as $lastbid); { ?> <style type="text/css"> <!-- .style2 { font-family: Arial; font-size: 10px; } --> </style> <table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td><p class="style2"><?php echo $lastbid->bidid . ' - ' . $lastbid->code.$lastbid->flightnum.' - '.$lastbid->depicao.' to '.$lastbid->arricao?></a> </p> <?php } ?></p></td> </tr> </table> Remember you can put any number instead of 10 in the first code and that's the number of rows it will return.

You have to create the module folder exactly the same as it was provided.( ex. core/modules/Fuelcalculator).

right on

airport_search.tpl and below is the code you're looking for: <tr> <td>Select An Aircraft Type</td> <td> <select class="search" name="aircraft"> <option value="">All</option> <?php foreach ($aircrafts as $aircraft) {echo '<option value="'.$aircraft->icao.'">'.$aircraft->icao.'</option>';} ?> </select> </td> </tr>

Anytime man, I'm happy . I just realized that when a pirep gets rejected an email is sent to the pilot, so I went to the reject function, pulled the code, and placed in the accept function and Bingo.

Nope. Here like this: protected function approve_pirep_post() { $pirepid = $this->post->id; if($pirepid == '') return; $pirep_details = PIREPData::GetReportDetails($pirepid); # See if it's already been accepted if(intval($pirep_details->accepted) == PIREP_ACCEPTED) return; # Update pilot stats SchedulesData::IncrementFlownCount($pirep_details->code, $pirep_details->flightnum); PIREPData::ChangePIREPStatus($pirepid, PIREP_ACCEPTED); // 1 is accepted PilotData::UpdateFlightData($pirep_details->pilotid, $pirep_details->flighttime, 1); PilotData::UpdatePilotPay($pirep_details->pilotid, $pirep_details->flighttime); RanksData::CalculateUpdatePilotRank($pirep_details->pilotid); PilotData::GenerateSignature($pirep_details->pilotid); StatsData::UpdateTotalHours(); LogData::addLog(Auth::$userinfo->pilotid, 'Approved PIREP #'.$pirepid); # Call the event CodonEvent::Dispatch('pirep_accepted', 'PIREPAdmin', $pirep_details); $this->set('firstname', $pirep_details->firstname); $this->set('lastname', $pirep_details->lastname); $this->set('pirepid', $pirepid); $message = Template::GetTemplate('email_pirep_accep.tpl', true); Util::SendEmail($pirep_details->email, 'PIREP Accepted.', $message); }

What?

okay man, I just found a very simple way that you wouldn't even believe it copy the following, go to admin/modules/PIREPAdmin/PIREPAdmin.php and find this function approve_pirep_post() and place it at the end before the bracket : It's tested. $this->set('firstname', $pirep_details->firstname); $this->set('lastname', $pirep_details->lastname); $this->set('pirepid', $pirepid); $message = Template::GetTemplate('email_pirep_accep.tpl', true); Util::SendEmail($pirep_details->email, 'Comment Added', $message); How easy was that!!!!???

okay, remove the following and place it at the end right before the </body> and after ?>. Now it sends only one email to you when you hit it. <input type="button" onclick="<?php echo Util::SendEmail($email, $sub, $message);?>" value="Send Email">

Okay. You see, I added a button to send an email once the pirep is accepted and that has to be done by the admin manually but I think it disappears when you hit the accept button. Now if you go to view recent pireps the button should be there right next to the status field.

Okay. Do you see the email button?

good

Did it work?

I know, I'm working on someone's website and it's been like this lately. That website is also on fivedev.

Did you change this part to this?: $rep = PIREPData::getLastReports($pilotid, 1);

change it to "::"

Something like this: <?php if($pirep->accepted == PIREP_ACCEPTED) { $pilotid = Auth::$userinfo->pilotid; $rep = PIREPData::getLastReports($pilotid, 1); $pilotfirstname = Auth::$userinfo->firstname; $pilotlastname= Auth::$userinfo->lastname; $email = Auth::$userinfo->email; $code = $rep->code; $flightnum = $rep->flightnum; Template::Set('pilotinfo', Auth::$userinfo); Template::Set('flight', $pirep); $sub = 'Flight Report for: '.$code.''.$flightnum; $message = Template::Get('email_pirep_accep.tpl', true); echo 'Accepted'; ?> <input type="button" onclick="<?php echo Util::SendEmail($email, $sub, $message);?>" value="Send Email"> <?php } elseif($pirep->accepted == PIREP_REJECTED) { echo 'Rejected'; } elseif($pirep->accepted == PIREP_PENDING) { echo 'Approval Pending'; } ?>

Okay, that's good news. Now, we can add a button right next to the "Accept" status to send the the email manually once it's accepted.

Getting there, re load the page and you might get something.

<?php if(Auth::$userinfo->Rank == " FirstOfficer") { ?> <li><a href="<?php echo url('pages/discounts'); ?>">Discounts</a></li> <?php } ?>

Change this: Util::SendEmail($email, $sub, $message); To this: echo Util::SendEmail($email, $sub, $message) ;