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I would say it is an error in the changelog, it is automated I and must have gotten off a little. 936 is the latest release version.

The site is up right now. I will most likely extend the coupon a few days next week. I am stilll working on other things and will address it by monday.

Use an absolute url for your rank images, not a relative. This is what has been causing this error when the script trries to include them in the pilot signature on most sites.

Try changing your loop to something like: <?php foreach ($pireps as $report) { if ($report->code == "ABC") { ?> <tr> <td><?php echo $report->code . $report->flightnum; ?></td> <td><?php echo $report->depicao; ?></td> <td><?php echo $report->arricao; ?></td> <td><?php echo $report->aircraft . " ($report->registration)"; ?></td> <td><?php echo $report->flighttime; ?></td> <td><?php echo date(DATE_FORMAT, $report->submitdate); ?></td> </tr> <?php } ?>

Did you rename your charts folder when the flash chart exploit was first found? If so you need to change the name back and either remove the exploit file or update it.

What about the core navigation file - I think it would be good to point that out or make it clear that the navigation will have to be included within the layout in some fashion. Also, the need to clear the cache is really not needed, it is automatically cleared when the new setting is saved.

Where are you getting this download with this file included? I do not see it in the files tree at GitHub -> https://github.com/nshahzad/phpVMS/tree/master/core

Is the file present before or after you try to install the site? If it is there before I would just delete it and run the installer, it will create it's own local.config.php file.

This would be like a multipler basically? Example - Silver would be 1.5 gold would be 2.0 If a PIREP is worth 100 pts but the member is a gold member it would be multiplied by the 2.0 so it would be worth 200 pts - Is this what you are thinking? What would determine their membership level (time a member, flights, hours?) or would it have to be bought?

Did your host upgrade to php 5.4? I know you say it is 5.2, but did you do a phpinfo file to double check? That is what it looks like. If so, there are some things that need to be changed in phpVMS to avoid all the errors.

I think if you go through the thread for that skin the fix is in there, forget what it was but something to do with an extra </div> I think.

I noticed the same thing with a non phpVMS airline I connected some time ago (http://www.vacentral.net/airline/lga_legionair) but I think the ranking and everything is correct even when the previous score reads zero every day. If you are sending all your PIREPs every thirty minutes that may be an issue. I only send new PIREPs when they are filed, not on a time basis, and never send the same one twice.

Pilot Rewards System Version 1.0.0 has been released. System Documentation Here -> http://www.simpilotg...m/docs/rewards/ System Demo Here -> http://www.simpilotgroup.com/rewards/ There is a discount code available on the front page of simpilotgroup that is valid through 10/14/2013 NOTE: 1 - This system requires the ability to have a CRONJOB run on your hosting to update the login rewards if you are using that function. 2 - The Module Is Installed using the Simpilotgroup Plugin Manager. You can find more information for both these items in the documentation. I am working on adding hooks into the other simpilotgroup modules (Tour, Charter, etc...) in order to integrate them into the Rewards System as automatic items as well.

You need to make the changes in the template, they override the defaults in the js file.

If you are positive that the module is installed correctly then you have probably downloaded the latest version of the module which uses the template extension of .php instead of .tpl as the latest development version of phpVMS is using. You can find the last release of the old style templates under the releases tab at github. I would also suggest using the PluginManager as it will download the correct version according to your system and also install it all automatically. You can find it here -> https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpVMS-Plugins_Manager

Have you copied the file into your skin folder and are possibly making the changes to the file still in the default templates folder?

Check your local.config.php file, especially if you are editing it with cpanel. Look at it in a standard editor and look for a period right before the opening php tag. This is the issue 9 out of 10 times I run into this.

It looks like you are using the latest version that uses the new template extension structure. You need to download the last release for the old style under the releases tab at GitHub.

There is some information about setting the grid line color in their docs -> http://teethgrinder.co.uk/open-flash-chart-2/x-axis-look-and-feel.php

Either would be benefical. I think you would probably need to be able to have set to run in either format, just as the maintenance functions of phpVMS. Create a pull request on gitHub or link us to your repo, we probably can help out develop the code.

Have you moved to, or upgraded to, php 5.4.x ? It looks like one of the errors caused by the switch. There is some info on these pages; http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/8375-installation-errors/ http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/15623-fatal-error/page__hl__%26%23036%3B_files And also on github; https://github.com/Oxymoron290/phpVMS/commit/6d39cad4de6c02593da7e46eb078481e8389523d

That would be a nice feature, feel free to fork the repo and contribute.

Download the old version under releases, it has the files with the tpl extensions. - https://github.com/D...ooking/releases

If your site has not been compromised then the only thing you need to do is replace the "ofc_upload_image.php" file with the patched version. If you have been compromised you need to go through the entire site and remove all the malicious files in addition to replacing the "ofc_upload_image.php" file.' If you are not sure what files have been altered and added see if your host will help you. If you do not get them all there is a good chance that you will be victimized again. At last resort, yes, a complete new install is an option.

Folks, I can not stress it enough, the idea of "I am just replacing my site with my backup" is a foolish one. Unless you address the reason the site was compromised in the first place then it is just going to happen again, and soon. Make the necessary change when you restore your site. I have had quite a few support requests that state, "I have replaced My Site With A Backup Last Night" and now this morning it is hacked again... Also, the question of "Should I Change Passwords?" doesn't even need to be asked. ALWAYS assume that when your site has been compromised they have passwords to everything, cpanel, email, databases, ftp.