Nabeel

I would not use iframes, instead just skin both the sites to look the same. There's a few examples of bridges/how to do one, that would be the best way of going about that

Camtasia and Jing

Check this thread http://forum.phpvms.net/index.php?topic=902.new

Sorry, been hectic. Use this: MainController::Run("RouteMap", "ShowMap", SchedulesData::GetSchedules());

The %20 is the entity representation of a space. Don't use spaces in any file or folder names, and do lower case only. If you need a separator, instead of a space, use an underscore

Reinstall FSACARS completely, delete the folder, and reinstall, and then try it

Look in the templates folder (core/templates), it starts with email_

It also seems like you're missing the closing bracket for the foreach() Also, PLEASE indent!! After every { there should be an indent, you'll spot errors real fast: $shownroutes = array(); $centerlat = 0; $centerlong = 0; # Create map foreach($allschedules as $schedule) { $route = $schedule->depicao.$schedule->arricao; if(in_array($route, $shownroutes)) { continue; } else { $shownroutes[] = $route; } }

You're on a windows server? I think it's a configuration error. Can you email them about it?

It might be shifting left if you're missing template includes - check docs.phpvms.net/skinning, there are pieces you need. As for the schedules, you don't use the aircraft name, it's the registration

That's weird. What are you using for sending emails?

It hasn't been integrated yet, and it doesn't support acars messages to the client

Replace $get_uinfo = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM phpvms_pilots WHERE firstname='".$fname."' AND lastname='".$lname."' AND email='".$email."'"); echo "Result Select: ".mysql_error()."<br>"; $uinfo = mysql_fetch_array( $get_uinfo ); with: $uinfo = PilotData::GetPilotByEmail($email); And replace: $str = $uinfo['pilotid']; $pilot_id = str_pad ($str,4,"0",STR_PAD_LEFT); With $pilot_id = PilotData::GetPilotCode($uinfo->code, $uinfo->pilotid); And then: $pilot_id = "{$uinfo->firstname} {$uinfo->lastname} {$pilot_id}"; Enclose { } around variables, and you can move things around. This way it's using the proper API functions

No, it's the Google API Key. If it's not working, you haven't entered your URL correctly when getting the key. Follow their directions properly on the domain name, it's a big tricky

You need to get a Google API key and set that in your admin panel settings

The format is a standard format, I use a third party class to do it, so the error isn't there. Have you tried sending the email to a different account and viewing it there? It could be the email client which is messing it up as well

Try upgrading to the latest released version, 1.3.700

It's a multi-part email, your email daemon on your server might not be setup correctly

What version are you using?

Give that a shot and see if it works, that way we can pinpoint the cause

I mean like something installed on your server, like phpbb or some other forum software

use http and a space before the />

Does sending mail work on your server otherwise, with other apps?

I wouldn't put it in the head, instead put it in your stylesheet

http://forum.phpvms.net/index.php?topic=813.0