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Nah, there's a general guideline on how registrations are done in the real world, you can follow that, or just assign any ol' value to it. The system doesn't match up the registration with the schedule when you file a PIREP, so you can use any aircraft. The aircraft you assign to a schedule is just for reference

It's still doing that in Firefox? Or did FF fix it. Those drop down menus are a pain No worries it'll be all over soon

Well, grab a fresh copy of the template from your core/templates folder (I hope you were copying it to the skin folder) The line is: <option value="">Select your airline</option> Around line 14 or so

Your host might be, in the other topic you were having the map icon error, but I don't think that's the issue. Make sure you're entering the complete flight number (code + number) and the pilot ID properly (code + ID). There were some other problems, but, I hate sayin it, but the next update Should be next weekend I am hoping.

Yep, that's just a bug with the update checker

Hey Alessandro, make a new topic, but make sure you have PHP 5+

It's coming in the next update. If you have access on your server to settings, check if the setting in php.ini allow_url_fopen is set to "ON"

Where are you getting $report from, are you getting their latest PIREP? $report has to be assigned to something, for instance: http://phpvms.net/docs/api/phpvms/PIREPData.html#GetLastReports so <?php $report = PIREPData::GetLastReports($pilot->pilotid, 1); echo date('d.M.Y', $report->submitdate); ?>

How are you getting the last pirep? What function/which template

What are you using to get the last PIREP? <?php echo date('d.m.Y', $report->submitdate); ?> Should be in quotes.

What tables in mysql? You have to upload it to your site. phpVMS is design to "be the site", but you'll have to upload it, and change the URL in the core/local.config.php file Live map, you need a Google API key. Enter that in the General Settings in the admin panel. Check out the docs as well: http://www.phpvms.net/docs And the tutorials: hhttp://www.phpvms.net/tutorials

Hey we all do it lol, glad you got it workin'

Try using Firefox for now; the update is coming hopefully by next weekend, with a revamped admin panel. Sorry about that!

Yeah, from wherever you installed it

No problem, I always had troubles with it individually. Once you install it, goto: localhost/phpmyadmin You can create a database from there. The default username is "root" with no password. So you'd enter that into the phpVMS installer

You can have multiple people have access to the admin panel (just give add them into the "Admin" group). Right now, there aren't different "levels", but it's planned to include it in the future

Try using xampp, that'll set everything up (php, apache, mysql). The problem you're having might be from a setting that's not right. Set error_reporting to E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE, that'll give any errors. With it set to 0 it'll just show a blank page like you're setting.

Instead of DATE_FORMAT try 'm Y' just to test

Hey, It's in the install folder, as: /install/install.php

Hey Ermias, No prob, we're all here to help out. Those aren't errors per-say. How did you setup your local server? Are you using xampp or wamp, or did you download apache/php/mysql seperately? I personally use xampp for local testing, it takes care of settings. There's an option in the php.ini file called error_reporting. Set it to: error_reporting=E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE That'll remove those notices. Not sure why it's displaying them by default. Also, what version are you using? And yes, the database name is the one you've created, along with a user/password that has access to it. Hope that helps, ask whatever questions you need, don't be shy

It's not too hard, as most people will tell you, you just have to play around with it, takes a few to understand how it fits together. Once you do that then it's fairly easy. Watch the skinning tutorials Roger did, he did a good job, seemed to have helped people out.

Hey, Troubles logging in how/in what way? Need some more details to go on. Browser details, what's the "troubles" he's having, etc

Hey there, Unfortunately, it's schedules-based. Perhaps someday in the future there may be a way to do unscheduled flight, but right now there is alot of data, including the upcoming financials, that are tied to schedules. I haven't given much thought to it, on how to do non-scheduled flights but perhaps sometime in the future. Some VAs schedule a flight and then the pilot adds it to their bid queue. Maybe that's a possibility?

No prob my friend

Should be similar for smf, if I get time I'll look something up