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Here's the deal. I want to add a new field to the schedules table. I've done this before with the bids but it was a bit easier in that case because when you went to edit the php files there was very little to change, whereas with the schedules there's a bit more. Question is, is there an easy way to do this? And is there any way to prevent the changes being overwritten by updates? I know the usual way round the update overwrite issue is to create a new class file but this isn't going to work in this case because I need to modify an existing one. Any ideas?

Is AirMail 4 any different other than it is adapted for the newest version?

The skin was tested on Chrome at the time, I do not recall any issues with the icons. Let me double check your code.

I made my own by editing Simpilot's PopUpNews module, albeit quite heavily however.

I see. It would only need a little modification, just add the column and then edit the appropriate functions in OperationsData.class.php.

Did you even try my code?

Agree with Tom, the shadows and gradients are a bit overkill, try going for a flatter design to make it more like Metro UI. And damn you for using Open Sans

Ah thanks a lot, never noticed they had that page.

Oh, OK, I read it wrong! $depinfo = OperationsData::getAirportInfo($flight->depicao); $arrinfo = OperationsData::getAirportInfo($flight->arricao); And then, where you want them displayed: <?php echo $depinfo->name;?> <?php echo $arrinfo->name;?>

Hmm this could be tricky. Does NOMADS only cover the US?

Should state that this is not for METAR/TAF retrieval

Anyone know of some open source weather data, whether it be raw data or a PHP class/XML module? I'm looking specifically for temperature and wind data, particularly winds aloft at certain altitudes and waypoints. Grateful for any help.

Try using phpMyAdmin or similar to view the phpvms_acars table, see if there are multiple rows there.

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Could do with some padding fiddling in places but overall it's nice, something different.

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EDIT: Nope, that's nonsense. I think it's the use of <%=flight.flightnum%>, I think it should be in PHP format. Could be wrong though.

Did you get this problem solved?

Doesn't take much to look, but here it is: http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/16598-21936-security-patch/

Whether anything is found or not, you must use the patch that Nabeel released last week.

OK, edited. I left out the bit about the core navigation because I find it much easier to have it all on the layout.tpl, but I suppose it's worth a mention for finding out the URLs for different pages.

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$flights = ScheduleSearch::getSchedulesByDuration(5, 7); foreach($flights as $flight){ do stuff here... } This is only if you want to specify the min/max. If you want the user to specify it, assign them to the field names in the form.

I have tried getting schedules with a min/max flight time but the problem is that you'll need to edit the getSchedules function. Instead I recommend you create a new one. It's best to make a new class for it, create a new file in core/common and call it something along the lines of ScheduleSearch.class.php. This way, when you update, it won't get overwritten. Anyway, you could do this for the flight time: public function getSchedulesByDuration($min, $max){ $sql = "SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."_schedules"; WHERE flighttime >= '".$min."' AND flighttime <= '".$max."'; return DB::get_results($sql); } Obviously you'll need to pass the min and max values in when you use it. As for the day of week: public function getSchedulesByDayofWeek($dayofweek){ $sql = "SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."_schedules"; WHERE daysofweek LIKE '".$dayofweek."'; return DB::get_results($sql); } Remember that the value passed into that one must be a number, you could use a CASE or IF statement to assign each number to a day for the user to enter.