Nabeel

Yeah, I'm trying to locate those... if someone has copies...

Try a search on google, there's gallery2, i'm not sure what else is out there

http://forum.phpvms.net/index.php?topic=816.0

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I can't tell by looking at it, have you downloaded firebug?

That width is defined in the CSS files, wherever you place them. Adding PHP code is just the same as a nywhere else. What's the exact error you're getting?

Looks good mang

You could possibly do it on the bids page, and have a link to simroute there?

You could but it wouldn't be very clean. Probably a module would be good for it, with a call to the module function within the template. You can add a column to the db, though then you would need to edit it which is an admin panel mod

And add the link in the notes section, that could be done. It would be alot to add a route upload section

There's code already to do the addition, just need to implement it. Haven't had the time yet though, sorry!

Yep

I'll check it out

Interesting, I'll consider it

not yet, I haven't had the time to integrate it, FSFK is a bit tougher to do

Search for jquery gallery, there's some real nice ones which are easy to use. For instance the one I use here: http://phpvms.net/gallery

Using firebug will help since you can mess with the styles. Haven't had time to look just yet

What kind of restriction? You can actually do it in the template (schedule_results.tpl) The example is there, which skips the day if it's not the current day. You can easily add code there to check any other conditions (for instance the last airport). So you can do it in the template, that way it's totally portable. I try to leave controllers to retrieve data, then dictate the template to display it. Then any (simple) display logic can go in the template.

No prob, check out sitepoint.com too, great tutorials there

Thanks nabeel at nsslive (dot) net

Don't do any manual queries: This is kinda backwards, but the URL; http://yoursite.com/index.php/yourmodule?confirmid=$confirmid Replacing $confirmid with the right one, of course <?php $_GET['confirmid'] = $conf_id; // This will be from the URL above, you don't actually need this line RegistrationData::ValidateConfirm(); // This is an old function, but still works There used to be email confirmation, but that was disabled in favor of the admin confirmation

It's ok!! Go slow, and read some PHP tutorials too. It's a little tough to jump straight into it, but as usual, any questions, go ahead and ask

YEssir, you got it. You have to pass it the correct variable to it knows what you're talking about

SOrry man! I been so busy. I'm trying to recover this file from an old backup, but not having any luck. I guess you could just follow the tutorial and type it up?? Unless someone has it?

You have the confirmation ID available, perhaps that's a better way to send it, instead of the ID? Anyone can change the ID or spoof it. The confirmation ID is one time