Nabeel

It'll be easier to make a static link to the register page (index.php/register).Tutorials? http://www.sitepoint.com is good, zend.com has some good stuff as well.

Yep, just change that URL to the right one

Make sure the URL is correct and matches up in your /core/local.config.php. There's a few settings there which might be specific to your host/URL.

I'll add it in. I'll also add in birthday, to check the age. I'll IM you.

It should not be that difficult if you know SQL and some PHP.

IP banning could be a possibility. Email ban was there in 1.0 - it wouldn't delete the pilot, it would mark it as rejected, so the email couldn't be reused. That changed in 1.1. I'm thinking maybe a captcha or some sort of manual validation.But you can do an IP ban using an htaccess. I think that would be the easiest way - http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/userban/

Well you can just reject their registration and then delete it.I'll see if I can conjure up some anti-spam stuff easily.

You don't need to do all this. In the admin panel, under settings, there's "Custom Fields", you can add it there.http://www.phpvms.net/docs/managing_you ... ile_fieldsAfter adding it, to show it in the profile, you have to call it (assuming you named it "Country"): echo PilotData::GetFieldValue($pilot->pilotid, 'Country'); As for showing icons, that'd be a bit trickier. But if this seems like something everyone wants, I can add it in, that way there's no hassle during updates. I'm not quite sure where to get the icons as well.

lol.. it's always one file.. or one line... or one character Glad to hear it's working.

You have to use either the ICAO or the IATA. It's whatever you enter in that field.

It will only use the airline code and the flight number, so AB123. Check the airline code again. Since a pilot is attached to an airline, that airline code is the same code used in the pilot number.

Awesome, good to hear. Sorry for that trouble!

The page is coming up 404. Did you delete and then re-upload everything?

What do you mean change the location? Do you mean change where it's centered? There's no quick way. I'll come up with something, but for now, if you open /lib/js/acarsmap.js, line 28: map.setCenter(new GLatLng(45.484400, -62.334821), 13, G_PHYSICAL_MAP); Change those coordinates. And I'm sure they can be converted, but now without some effort. The fields stayed mostly the same. I'm not sure why you would want to though? The PIREPS are separate from the ACARS

How doesn't match? It does the flight number based on what you enter in the flight IATA field.

I fixed a few errors, try this build out:http://www.phpvms.net/downloads/phpvms.402.full.zipFull re-upload.

Give this a shot, it's the full version. Reupload/replace everythinghttp://www.phpvms.net/downloads/phpvms.402.full.zip

Alright, this has been weird. It was a weird compatibility error. I'll have a fix up in a few days, just fixing a few other things to get that working as well.

I've found a problem, workin on it.

Are you running on a windows or linux host?

Yep, it's a text file.Is it still blank (the page I mean?)

Hmm your pilot list is empty. I guess you deleted them? I'll try to integrate recaptcha

Their documentation is fuzzy. It says for that it's returning flight plan info, but it's information regarding one flight plan, but you're passing it a pilot number, which doesn't really make sense.I'm looking through the SDK now, I don't see anything about listing flights. It doesn't really explain what that does. I think it's getting the flights already flown by that pilot, since it keeps a local log of all the flights.Also, alot of their documentation differs from how it really works.

It's probably in the directory where you installed it.

Spambots? Can I see?