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If EY saw that I can imagine they'd take action. Making a virtual counterpart is one thing, making the website look nearly identical at first glance is another. There's also this: http://www.etihadvirtual.org/

Maybe so, but we still have no proof that it exists.

You'll get nowhere with that kind of dedication. Not to mention that Middle East Airlines is a real airline, so if you were to use that name it would almost certainly get mixed up.

Yes but it's not as simple as showing it for everyone without a cookie...

You can use the sessions table and find unique sessions but I wouldn't bother at all. You'll also have logged out pilots, remember. Sure, you have their IP address but it will change.

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First, you'll need to remove the image as the background image and insert it into the HTML inside the div called 'topBanner', give it an ID such as 'plane'. Then, add 'position:relative;' to the #topBanner CSS. Once that's done, add the following to your CSS: #topBanner #plane { position:absolute; top:-30px; right:-30px; }

Change your encoding to ISO-8859 <meta charset="ISO-8859-1" />

Development is progressing slowly but surely. The tabs will be an optional feature in the final product, so you can choose whether or not to display them. The drop down menu can also be used to select the aircraft in view. Quick question for those interested in the module, which one would you prefer? Select the aircraft and view it's flights for each day of the week (current method - shown above) Select the day of the week to show and display the flights that each aircraft does on the selected day

I appreciate all the interest and that it has been nearly a year, I will release this eventually, however my main focus is on another module that is in active development at the moment

Anyone here used VidaHost? They have excellent value for money and support is unbeatable, email responses received within a matter of minutes usually. However, I've had a rough past month. I moved to them from my old host where I was paying more for a bigger package which wasn't really necessary. They offer free migration so I took advantage of that and in less than 24 hours I received an email saying it was done, fantastic. I checked the site, everything was fine - this was before the DNS had been updated however. After the DNS was updated things went wrong. I could not access my site, I was getting blank pages on certain pages that used PHP. Static pages displayed fine. I checked my error log and it produced strict standards errors for all my modules. I told them this and the response was that it was unrelated. For over a week we went forwards and backwards with emails where they said they could see the site fine, I couldn't. Clear your DNS cache, they said, so I did, for the tenth time. Still nothing happened. I persistently told them that I thought it was a PHP issue, not the DNS. After a week I went digging for clues. I had a look around the site, checked my local.config.php and voila - they had added the setting for disabling PHP errors without telling me. There was a change in PHP version which had produced the strict standard errors, and the _FILES error and so on which have become popular here. Once the setting was removed the errors appeared and I fixed the issues with the solutions on here. I emailed them back to inform them of their wrong doing and I was kindly offered an extra 6 months free hosting on top of my current package to compensate. Then, however, I went back to the first issue I discovered after the migration - I only had one database, and it had a different name. Before, I had five databases. The good thing was that they had changed the local.config.php etc to reflect the change in name. When I asked them what happened to the others, they said it was possible that they had been removed because they 'weren't being used'. The one I had remaining was my phpVMS one, which is good. The others were purely used for development purposes but one was for my phpVMS development site, my second phpVMS setup. As of now my main site is fully functional and I am awaiting a reply from support to find out what they have to say. Luckily, I have backups, but I'll be very disappointed if I have to use them.

Do it in your HTML, in the header of your layout.tpl; <meta charset="utf-8">

CSS, look for h3.

h3 { background-color: [orange hex]; }

easyJet are on the blacklist for VAs, they do not approve and there is only one in existance under strict conditions.There is a very high chance that they will reject your proposal. It's common sense to think about that before you go ahead and start getting work done for you. And by the way non-profit organisation does not mean that you don't pay. Do you think Wikipedia get all of their services for free? No, they don't.

What background picture? There is more than one, don't be so vague! If you mean the header, your background image is just a colour, remove the image a colour on the body instead: body { background: #0454AE; } Also, please use a meaningful topic name. 'Help with this please' does no one any favours.

That's if you're using bootstrap. Like I said, plenty of tutorials/examples on the web, most basic is on the jQuery UI site: http://jqueryui.com/dialog/

jQuery is the answer, one of the most common uses so plenty of info available on the web.

Admin Panel > Add and Edit Airlines > Add Airline. Can then select the airline's code when adding schedules

Yes but one topic is enough. If you'd applied the same effort to trying it yourself you may have got somewhere. As for the English, are you translating my posts? Why can't you do the same with the tutorial?

This is getting tiring, you've sent me a PM, posted in the thread and now posted two more threads. There is no need for it and people are more likely to ignore you.

Can't you work it out from the code?

In future, post in threads, don't PM I do not have time just now to do that.

What do you both use now? Just had my item rejected, 'great idea' behind it but the field is 'niche'.

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