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Some more details - you'll have the option to have phpVMS ready for install on the server once you get it. You will just have to setup the database and install it. I'm also thinking about making several scripts available to automatically download a fresh copy of phpVMS, and also to update. But these scripts will be available and uploaded to the forums/docs. In terms of specs - probably about 10gb space and 50gb bandwidth. Those are soft limits - as comparison, vaCentral + phpVMS use about 5gb of space with the near 1 million records in the vaCentral tables, 20gb bandwidth a month -. So for a VA or whatever's hosted, that should be sufficient. But if you need more, it'll be available. I don't want to cram people into servers. phpVMS 2.1 is going to be much more optimized than even it is now, so it's impact to a web-server will be minimal. It is a 16-core server I believe, with 12gb of RAM. I've been watching the load on the server for several days now, and it's been near zero. It will be cPanel, with SSH access. Not sure about git yet, working out something with the host, though in the end, there may not be support for it. No biggie, I'm not sure how many people in the end will use it. There will still be those scripts available. I believe it's reliable enough that I will also be setting up a mirror for the API server there. I've worked out pricing to be about $10 a month, and I'll include the nav data updates for free. I think it might be at least a week or two till it's up. A few infrastructure things need to finish before then. It will be based off of fivedev.net, and possible a nameserver mirror at fscentral.net. Though I haven't quite decided to make it fscentral.net completely.

It's nothing OO, it's just a function call. The 1000 is how many items to show.

Anything in those debug logs? Several others are using without problems, though I have no personally tested it - there shouldn't be any changed at all to that code. Did it start at a specific revision? If it says sent but don't show up, seems like a DB issue.. so turn DEBUG_MODE to true and let it sit for a while. It should throw something in. Of course, the usual install/checkinstall and checkdb to see if there's anything funky there as well

No problem!

Can you attach the logo you're trying to upload, I haven't had any problems. Also, try it on dev.vacentral.net, see if it works there

Sounds like a good plan, we could keep the repository on github so people can contribute. I wouldn't mind managing it - I don't really have much time for coding, though I could provide the XML spec and then write the phpVMS add-on piece of it.

It's not a VMS issue, it's a host issue. I've run into it before myself, the path isn't setup correctly if they're using FastCGI.

Yup, I hear ya there. Well, they still offer discounts to VAs, so I guess those pilots who want to can at least get a discount. But you have to contact them about that

Give FS Flight Keeper a shot, it works nearly perfect

I was looking at a schedule page. Can you link me to the acars map?

Mark, strange, I refreshed it a few times in IE8 and it started working, no errors

I'm looking at it, I'm filing a bug report with Google. Though I do see the map, just not the polyline which connects all the points.

In your template, you can change it with this (for example, if the vraiable is $schedule->flighttime): $schedule->flighttime = str_replace('.', ':', $schedule->flighttime);

Alot of the ajax/javascript won't work on localhost. It's a security thing by the browsers

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=visual+basic+subtract+times&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&fp=93b6e195ecf679eb There's a datediff function, but see

I would run a counter for the time, since the start/end times could be in different timezones.

Yup, you're on your way Mitchell... that $pirepdata array is this: $data = array( 'pilotid' => $pilotid, 'code' => $code, 'flightnum' => $flightnum, 'depicao' => $_GET['origin'], 'arricao' => $_GET['dest'], 'aircraft' => $ac->id, 'flighttime' => $flighttime, 'landingrate' => $landingrate, 'submitdate' => 'NOW()', 'comment' => $comment, 'fuelused' => $_GET['fuel'], 'source' => 'fsacars', 'load' => $load, 'rawdata' => $log, 'log'=> $_GET['log'] ); The pilotid is the numeric ID. The aircraft is the numeric ID. the Comment is optional

Try out this one: http://jquery.com/demo/thickbox/ The instructions on that are good, you just need to include the thickbox.js file, not the jquery.js file

Yup, you'd have to use the php://input. But it depends how you're sending it. If you're assigning it to a variable and sending it, then it will use the $this->post->variable_name. Glad it's working though. Much easier to parse

Hey, the flight hours are hours.minutes - if you enter hours:minutes, it will accept that too (it's automatically translated into the hours.minutes) These names are hardcoded into the controllers, I haven't really set them to anything, but that's something I can try to fix for 2.1

Yeah, it's "shared", but there are guaranteed resources, and it's on a dedicated server instance. I'm also going to be limiting the number of clients per instance to something reasonable. But I am benchmarking it now and the stats are real good. Of course if it's something crazy you can't be on shared but I'm still working some things out

Gotcha... well something isn't setup properly. I would contact your host.

Yessir

Can you try print_r($xml) and print_r($this->post) to see what they're outputting? Also, it should be: <?xml version="1.0" encoding='UTF-8'?> <verify> <pilotid>id</pilotid> <password>pw</password> </verify>

cPanel I believe. Still working a few things out with the provider.