Nabeel

Is your core/local.config.php file empty and file size of 0? Reupload that file above (/core/classes/CodonWebService.class.php) it seems corrupted

Ok seems like you have a corrupted upload. Re-download the package and reupload all your files.

There should be a setting in FSACARS, at least their docs show it

After this: echo PilotData::GetFieldValue($pilot->pilotid, 'VATSIM ID'); Can you put (just right after it, before the ?>: DB::debug(); And refresh the page with the output

Are your coordinates correct for those airports?

Hmm that's weird. Can you pastebin the entire template?

Hi there, Try re-uploading. Also, can you run: /install/checkinstall.php and paste in the results here?

http://forum.phpvms.net/index.php?topic=1685.msg11736#new

You have to replace [Registration] with the variable with the registration: <?php $params = (array('a.registration'=>$aircraft->registration, 'p.accepted'=>PIREP_ACCEPTED)); $pirep = PIREPData::findPIREPS($params); $current_location = $pirep[0]->arricao; ?>

Can you enable DEBUG_MODE (set to true), and then try saving the field, and see if there's anything in core/logs/log.txt?

Got it, thanks. Bug added

For #2 - export all your schedules. Then in phpMyAdmin, empty your airports table. Then re-import all your schedules. #1 - nope. I don't support within iframes

Ok so look like no values have been saved. What if you goto your profile now and save a value for that field, do you see it show up in phpmyadmin?

I was asking the pilot name, but nvm, it's the pilot_list.tpl Use $icao instead of $title

Seems like it. Is it a dropdown in the profile?

http://forum.phpvms.net/index.php?topic=243.msg4915#msg4915

Where did you get it from?

What's a link to it?

Well in the fields table look up the ID for vatsim id

How about trying VATSIM_ID?

Haha! Wow, I thought it was intelligent...

You can also send it to me to try it out

It shouldn't be : include('fuel.tpl'); It hsould be: Template::Show('fuel.tpl');

The code I pasted above is an example. http://docs.phpvms.net/development/searching_schedules_and_pireps

http://docs.phpvms.net/development/searching_schedules_and_pireps The doc isn't finished, but the same premise for PIREPS, using the search interface. It will return all the data about a PIREP for whichever parameters you pass. You can see the query and the fields returned: http://bugs.phpvms.net/browser/trunk/core/common/PIREPData.class.php#L44 So you can search by the fields by putting them in an array: <?php $params = array( 'aircraftid' => [iD], // or you can do: 'registration' => [registration], ); // Just set the sort order to the last one // save the old value $old_sort_order = Config::Get('PIREPS_ORDER_BY'); Config::Set('PIREPS_ORDER_BY', 'submitdate DESC'); // Now find the PIREPS, retrieve one $pirep = PIREPData::findPIREPS($params, 1); $pirep = $pirep[0]; // And reset the sort order to our setting: Config::Set('PIREPS_ORDER_BY', $old_sort_order);