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  1. You need to pre-create all of the airlines you will use, and use the correlating airline codes. For instance in my import file i use the codes ABC and XYZ, I need to add an airline with ABC as its code, and another with XYZ with that code (XYZ Airlines). Hopefully that helps.

  2. Hey no problem - sounds good. I like the ideas.But it doesn't have to be a "branch off" project - what you're trying to do can be done through the add-on/module system (not sure if you were meaning to branch the entire project?), which would be great because it doesn't harm the main install, and you can use it part by part. Check out the docs (nsslive.net/codon as well). Basically you add in your local.config your own routing for the module to point to your own add-on. But as always, I'm here to help ya!

  3. Are you getting any errors though? The error registering points to a problem with your database. Try reinstalling from scratch. Do you have MSN/Yahoo? I can try troubleshooting with you one on one,If you want certain pages to look different, then you need to edit those templates, by copying the template from /core/templates to your folder for your skin (ie, /lib/skins/myskin)Then you can vary the look from page to page.

  4. You might be missing something, compare the native login code with yours. It's not supported in the way you're doing it though, alot of behind the scenes stuff happens. You could be missin a hidden submit field though.Do try using the native skinning though, you can do exactly what you're trying to do, it's alot less effort than what you're putting in (see ceruleanairlines.com).

  5. What do you mean uses the same code?You must post the username/password to index.php/LoginYou need to login through the system. It handles things like pulling user information/session information. Without all of that, it forces a new login.I'm not sure what you mean 100% though.You know you can skin phpvms to look like http://www.flyeurobelgian.com/websitefi ... arclub.php So you don't need to manually re-do every page (which it looks like what you're doing). The template system is made that way so you don't have to (see the phpVMS demo site). Skinning is just like any other system, like Wordpress or phpBB, the content is done already, you're creating the design around it.

  6. Ah that sounds like a problem with your host.I will look into it, but also send them a ticket with the open_basedir error.I'll see if I can patch around it.Edit: I've looked, that is a host setting, I'll see if there's a way around it, but I'd also ticket your host. Who's your host btw?

  7. Hey,Basically, the default "skin" that is used is the "crystal" skin in the /lib/skins folder.Make a copy this folder, and rename is to something, like "vaskin". Then goto the admin panel, then the settings, then change the skin to what you renamed it.Next, go into that folder, and mess with the CSS (styles.css), and the header/footer. Just by modifying that you'll be able to change the colors and the basic layouts.Next, if you want to change how tables, etc are organized, they are in /core/templates. They're named pretty straightforward so you can tell what it is. To change it, copy it from there, and paste it into your /lib/skins/vaskin folder, and then modify it.Hopefully that should help?Lemme know!-Nabeel icon_e_smile.gif(sorry for the late response, was not able to get to a computer for the last few days)

  8. Hey! No need to stress icon_e_smile.gifUnfortunately, you can't host it on freewebs, from their faq:

    What about MySQL, MSACCESS, and PHP? Unfortunately, Freewebs does not offer these functions.
    Out of those two, you need MySQL and PHP (version 5+). Site5 is an excellent host, pretty cheap as well.site5
  9. Hey,Thanks for checking it out.The way you've described, there is no way to really do that.phpVMS is the entire site, and the customization is done to phpVMS itself.I've looked at your site, you need to create a skin - which is your header/footer, and point your links to phpVMS's pages; and you can create pages, etc; it's like a content management system, and the VA stuff integrated. For instance, it would be unitedairlinesva.com/index.php/Profile to get to the pilot profile.Now, if you want to get rid of the index.php, you can use mod_rewrite. I can help you write the rewrite rule for it, but it's a module for apache. It doesn't eliminate index.php, but it eliminates it from the URL. For the admin area, removing it would be difficult, as the admin area is more complicated to do that for.Read through the docs, the managing your site, customizing, and then the skinning, that may clear up your questions, hopefully.Let me know if you need more help,Thanks Saleem Saheb icon_e_wink.gif

  10. Ah, I thought I had done varchar() as I did with the PIREP form.You can change that field type if you'd like, I'll change it in the next build (not until next week at least).I do filter out the html, and it does htmlentities() on it. You can change it manually in the schedules table in that column for now. I'll make a few changes to that as well to allow HTML.

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