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I don't think you can use it for phpVMS directly but you can show VATSIM and IVAO flight board if your VA is setup with them and your pilots connect to their network using your VA's call sign.

This is the official website: http://www.utr-online.com

Not that I know of. Unless you want to achieve something else, this is the way.

You are correct. Leave it at false.

Please tell us what version of phpVMS you are using to better help you. Also, the ACARS client you're using.

You can disable "bids on bid" in "local.config.php" file. Look for the following: Config::Set('DISABLE_BIDS_ON_BID', false); Just change "false" to "true". Now your pilots will be able to bid on a bidded schedule.

@Tummi I'm surprised! I just double checked and it's working correctly. Would u like to give access to your cpanel to find out where the problem is? Also, check the year for those pireps to be 2017 in your DB.

Please check the landing rate column to be in negative numbers as I checked the code with landing rate of (-53) and it shows correctly in the Years.

I usually publish my modules with plain CSS so everyone can change it base on their needs. What i have as skin on my website is totally custom design and is only for showing my modules. Another issue is the javascript conflict on your website or you may have forgotten to add its relative link to your header section.

Code update: @Tummi has mentioned that the landing rate of 0 will be shown as the best once the pilot submits PIREPS manually with landing rate of 0 (thanks), so I changed the code to ignore 0 in calculation. Please download "toppilot.class.php" from Github and replace with the one on your website. Cheers

Sorry! I misunderstood TP with another one of my modules. TP is showing the best smallest landing rate that is submitted. I'll have to change the code to ignore 0 landing rate. Thanks for noticing.

The landing rate is calculated in average, so if a pilot submits only 1 PIREP and the landing rate is 0, the system shows it as best landing rate. It could, however, be changed to exclude landing rate of 0 in calculation.

In manual PIREP filing, you can simply send fuel data in lbs and just change the tags but keep in mind that if you do that, you'll need to change all kg tags every where the system uses fuel data to show it correctly. Another issues will be your ACARS client which records fuel data in kg. I guess that's how it is in real world aviation in general. What you can do instead is that fetch the data in kg and convert it to lbs to show it in your web page.

The units are set by default in "NM (Nautical Mile)" which you can change to "MI (Miles)" or "KM (Kilometer)". To do that, you need to go to core/local.config.php and make your changes: Config::Set('UNITS', 'nm'); # Your units: nm, mi or km Config::Set('CARGO_UNITS', 'lbs');

Your ADMIN email address should be one on your domain (ex. info@yoursite.com). If you have used any other emails than this like yahoo or gmail then that's where the problem is.

In your cpanel, change your php version on your domain to 5.4 if available and see if you get the same errors. You could try php 5.5 as well. You would look for "MultiPHP Manager" section in cpanel.

@TobyFlies This is the solution.

@Jonah0037 can u check your host and see if they have upgraded their PHP version? Also, without logging in, can u check if your public pages are showing correctly?

1.Are u on a free host? 2.Have u recently installed phpVMS or u had it before and it was working fine? 3.If u had phpVMS before and it was working fine, what version was it? After all, I would clear all my browser's history cache and try again. I would also, uncheck the "remember me" option just to know if my browser accepts cookies.

All good!

I'm sorry if I offended u with my reply as I had no intention to do so.

I would very much like to agree with u on this issue but I'm not and when u say you're 100% sure of what u say resolves the issue then I just say Okay. After all the only thing that matters here, is finding a way to fix the error and nothing more.

Okay.

@RyanJSmyth Please follow @tim260's instruction as he say his 100% percent sure.

Okay