Nabeel
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5 hours ago, RuiMiguel said:
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How old/what version?
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Looking at publicly traded airline's financial statements would be a good place to start
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The new version isn't ready yet. In the downloads section above, the latest dev and alpha are there, they're complete packages so you don't need to install dependencies via composer.
You can install via composer but it might not work 100% out of the box. It's something I plan to address before release:
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Sounds like the new update. What browser are you using?
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16 hours ago, ProAvia said:
Tried it again - still the IE issue. Even tried from a different computer thinking maybe IE on my computer is messed up. Reverted back to original Google Maps files for now. Will attempt again in a few days.
It's got to be an IE issue as I cannot see the acars map on Heritage1's site either using IE. http://seairtransport.net/crewcenter/index.php/acars
Same issue at flyalaska's site using IE: http://www.flyaka.com/index.php/acars
Must be a setting in my IE as flyalaska says it's working for him.
Does it work on Edge? Might be that IE just doesn't support the newer JS (ECMAScript 6) changes. I get a bunch of errors in IE11, but seems to be OK on Edge.
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16 hours ago, coldpll said:
Thank you! yes of course I did everything according to the instructions. But there is the question - .gitignore? I found only a text (.txt) file with this name - it's not at all clear what it is for.
reCAPTCHA can be seen on the site and it works, but the registration after does not work. Simply throws and offers again to register
Don't worry about the gitignore file. Can you change your local/app.config.php files, the error reporting lines... change them to remove E_WARNING from them. Maybe there's some other kind of error. If that doesn't show anything, PM me.
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18 minutes ago, ERDEM said:
Yes, I think I figured out the problem by adding this
date_default_timezone_set('UTC');
to my local.config.php file. I dont know if it is a permanent solution, however it seems all good now. Thank you very much again.
That works too. You'd have to contact your host about where the php.ini file is
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23 hours ago, jrobinson2006 said:
How are people here tackling GDPR within PHPVMS?
From what I understand, it's just don't sell your user's data. Just make sure your terms and conditions and privacy policy are clear and up to date. This is a good guide:
- https://opensource.com/article/18/4/gdpr-impact
- https://termsfeed.com/blog/gdpr-privacy-policy
- https://termsfeed.com/blog/gdpr-compliance-plan
Since it's just a name and email, and no other personal data, there's limited exposure. However, I'm not a lawyer and haven't run anything by a lawyer, so if you're concerned, I'd probably find an attorney to talk to. I'm looking at impact as well for the newer version of phpVMS.
Termsfeed has a privacy policy generator:
You probably should update your terms of service as well.
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10 hours ago, coldpll said:
Thanks, but in any case does not work, even if I keep so. After the registration of errors does not issue - but registration does not pass!
I do everything according to the instructions.
in files (recaptcha-1.1.3\src....) nothing needs to be changed?
Nothing needs to be changed in there. Did you copy the files that are in src to the core/lib/recaptcha directory, or did you put the src directory in there? Does the recaptcha show up on the page? Did you remember to add the require_once in the core/bootstrap.inc.php file?
And did you register on the recaptcha site and get your key/secret and enter those into your local.config.php file?
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10 hours ago, ProAvia said:
Oh - it's entirely possible. I'll look again tomorrow.
Thanks!
You can also turn on error reporting in the config files and maybe that'll pop up some sort of error. It should work with IE AFAIK, there's nothing special going on there. But I don't use IE so I dunno. I would see if IE has a developer toolbar and see if that is throwing any errors.
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11 hours ago, coldpll said:
HI!
the program Adobe Dreamweaver shows an error in this line - $recaptcha = new \ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha(Config::Get('RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY'));
But does it work? I wouldn't trust Dreamweaver, it's super old, and if it's giving you an error on that line, it means it doesn't know how to interpret namespaces. Use something like Atom or Visual Studio Code with PHP plugins.
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3 hours ago, FSVKenny said:
Where would I find the Server php.ini file?
You have to contact your host
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2 hours ago, flyalaska said:
version 5.5.2 already has recaptcha updated to v2
Ah, I didn't know that. Well this is for whoever is on the older one, then
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Looks great, I left comments on Github.
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1 hour ago, FSVKenny said:
I tried changing the $recaptcha = new line, but it just crashes the site.
Here's the phpVMS Versionsimpilot 5.5.2 and Registration.php
I need to see the error message
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There are two topics, for phpVMS legacy, to fix and address these issues:
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4 hours ago, LordWilbur said:
I don't know how to fork and pull but i'll google for it... by now the translation of the frontend is 75% done, i'll try to fork and pull when i finish the frontend, then i'll start the admin panel...
Translation to what language? Or do you mean moving the language string out from the templates and into the translation files? I had a specific way of doing those so if you can show me what you're doing, I can give you feedback. I wouldn't want you to get through it entirely but it be done in a way that isn't optimal. Also I'd definitely need a pull request for that.
Thanks for helping, though! Much appreciated. We can work to get it all merged in.
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Hi all,
This has gone through a couple of rounds of testing, and seems to be working. The instructions are here:
https://gist.github.com/nabeelio/8b7ab29fb67dfe27284d63d7136388dc
Make sure to make the changes in the skin that you're currently using. Luckily, changes aren't too bad or complicated.
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I wouldn't disable the SSL verification, though maybe for this it doesn't matter. Maybe I can add a setting for it. The airport lookup is also over SSL... I'd figure out why your server has a problem with verifying SSL.
In terms of centering, that is on the list of things to be done.
For translations, the only way is pull requests via git. Fork it, create a new branch and then create a pull request.
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Split the other changes into a new topic:
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You didn't finish all of the changes. Remember to make it in your skin. This set is missing:
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4 minutes ago, mboddicker said:
You can see the registration page at the following link. It doesn't load any of the styles and I get a 500 server error on the pages.
You made an error with editing the registration form. Make sure it's correct
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You will need to contact your host about that error. You can also try in Registration.php, changing:
$recaptcha = new \ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha(Config::Get('RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY'));
to
$recaptcha = new \ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha(Config::Get('RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY'), new \ReCaptcha\RequestMethod\CurlPost());
Let me know if that works. If it does, I can change the way the default code is to use that instead.
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8 minutes ago, mboddicker said:
Nabeel,
I have followed all of those instructions, but I still get a broken registration page.
What exactly is broken? I need more information than that. Any errors? Logs? Try editing the local.config.php and remove the E_WARNING from the error_reporting clause. There might have been an inadvertent error while editing
Having problems installing PHPVMS 7
in Support
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7 is not released yet. 500 error - you need to look at your server logs. I'm moving this topic, as well.