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Nabeel

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  1. Hey Randy,

    I Found Out That The "Speed" Displayed On The "Live Flight" Page Seems To Be Incorrect. Eg. In Flight Simulator When The Plane Is In The Air, The Speed Displays To Be 250Knots, But On The "Live Flights" Page, It Display To Be Around 400-470Knots Which Is Almost Doubled The Amount Of The Correct Speed.
    This speed is your ground-speed. FSACARS seems to track that, not your IAS.
    Another Problem I Found Out Was When Submitting The Fsacars Report, after Submitting The Report and The System Received The Report, The Flight No. Should Display Like This E.g. "AUZ003" but Phpvms Display It as "AUZAUZ003".
    How did you enter it into your "Flight IATA" field? That's what it's looking at:http://www.phpvms.net/docs/using_fsacars#using_fsacars
    One Request, The Plane Icon Displayed On The Flight Map Doesn't Point The Plane Heading's To The Direction That Its Traveling To, So If You Could Make It Possible To Maybe Have The Plane Icon To Rotate Itself and That Will Make It More Perfect. :) But I'm not supplied a heading and it's kinda tough to do a rotation. I'll look into it some more for the next patch though I hope that helps!Nabeel
  2. As an admin, you do not have to do any additional setup to get FSACARS working. Simply download FSACARS (http://www.satavirtual.org/fsacars/), and install it (make sure you install the update as well).Then log into your VA, in the pilot center, there is a link to "Download FSACARS Config". It will prompt you to download a file; save the file in your FSACARS directory (typically Program FilesFSACARS). Then open FSACARS, select your VA, and get flyin! The FSACARS config file you downloaded contains all of the necessary information to fly.

  3. Hahaha... sorry man.You'll need to add the parameter also in the admin/module/operationsdata, it's in there somewhere. Did you add the parameter to the function to pass it? Well this will get overwritten on any update.Wait, I don't think I added the notes field yet.. LOL I can't remember. I'll double check that. Would that do? It's still sitting my 'to-do'.

  4. Ouch, which FF version?Personally I test on 2.0, and 3.0, and I'm now using 3.1 beta, no problem. Haven't heard from anyone else.But yes, send me your info.Did you try re-uploading the admin folder? Perhaps a css file didn't fully upload.Sorry for the late reply! I remember to check, and then forget again! lol... icon_mrgreen.gif

  5. That's interesting.What browser are you using?It shouldn't, the "skin" for the admin panel is separated in the admin folder. But if you think you overwrote something, just re-upload the admin/lib folder.But we can start with, what browser?

  6. Thanks, sorry for the late reply:Very odd, I don't see any problems.Do you get any errors running the install file from the command line? (it won't install, but might be interesting to see if it errors, to eliminate an apache error).The command would be:/usr/bin/php -f /path/to/install.php

  7. Can you zip up and send install/install.php to me? nabeel at nsslive dot netIt's a really odd error.Edit:I just downloaded the "full install" from the "downloads" section, and checked out the install.php, didn't spot any errors. Just ran the install as well, seemed to work fine.Are you running a Windows or Linux server?

  8. Try reuploading the entire package from scratch (redownload, etc). I've seen that before when a file did not completely upload properly (ftp programs do that often, if there's a hiccup).If that doesn't work we can go from there.

  9. Don't modify the codon.config.php.You can do this then, though you'll have to re-do the change after an update. Open core/bootstrap.inc.php, and under this line:

    Auth::StartAuth();	SiteData::loadSiteSettings();

    Put:

    if(!Auth::LoggedIn())	{		header('Location: '.SITE_URL.'/index.php/Login');	}

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