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Did you check the console in google chrome to see if it shows any errors? Did you check the error_log file to see if there are any errors there? What version of phpVMS? What version of PHP? What version of MySQL or MariaDB? What skin are you using? What is the code for that page? What are the last three or so items you changed on the site? If it worked before, chances are it is caused by something you recently did.

Does it work with the default crystal skin? That's the first place to look. If it doesn't work with crystal, its probably the module. If it works with crystal, you may want to contact the skin developer for assistance.

Yeah - these forums are mostly used by VA owners. And it looks like you aren't even using phpVMS for your front-end anyway.

Did you get this installed correctly? If so, you need to come back here and let us know - maybe even edit the post title to include [SOLVED] in the title. If not, follow the instructions and if still having issues, come back here and tell us exactly what the issues or errors you encountered are.

Since this is with your Blue Ice skin, you may also wish to reach out to the developer at his site. https://phpvms.209studios.com/index.php

I believe you should talk with your ISP or whoever set up your internet connection and in house setup.

Are you talking about the Airport Lookup function? If so, its not "presently" working for phpVMS 5.5.2 . But a solution is being worked on and is currently in beta testing.

It's either your computer, your internet connection or provider, your modem/router/powerline equipment or possibly your ISP needs to whitelist your site/hosting company IP address. You have pretty much ruled out everything else.

You may be able to get the number of pilots on LoA by getting that "on leave" code from the pilots table of the database. "On leave" will show as a "3" in the retired column of the pilots table. You may be able to work out the correct coding by finding the code for pending pireps (or pending registrations, etc) and adapting it to use for pilots on LoA. Let us know how you get along with that and maybe share your code here.

Look at the permissions - as you can set who can do what. Possibly find that coding and then tweak it to hide/restrict other areas - or move those items to one already restricted. Also, in phpVMS 5.5.2, there is a way to add custom permissions. You will have to look thru the admin code to find the reference.

I don't think it is with phpVMS itself - as when you sent me log in details I was able to log in and navigate the site and admin panel without issue.

It is not yet supported for phpVMS v7

It thinks you aren't logged in. What can you do from that page? Can you register a new account? What browser are you using? Can you try from another browser? What happens if you change back to http in local.config?

From that screen, if you try to log in what happens?

I see we were typing at the same time. For your lastest issue, maybe try purging your browser cache and deleting all cookies. If that doesn't work, we can look at it further.

This has to do with the allowed length of the 'ip' field in the database tavle I think. Since you indicated that you fixed it, how did you do that? Someone may have the same issue in the future and you fix may help them.

Do you have a link to the page in question - the iframe one? And maybe post the code of the page you are calling in the iframe.

Review this thread of other changes you may need to make

In reviewing your screenshot I see some http URL's that need to be changed to https. You will need to go through your files for phpVMS, search for 'http' and replace with 'https'. This is only required for active calls so no need to do it for URL's in a commented out section. If you don't already use a code editor, I suggest the free Notepad++ to make search/replace easier. In your first 3 errors there are 2 ajax calls and 1 google maps call.

I believe your hosting SSL/HTTPS is set up correctly. In your phpVMS files, go to /core/local.config.php and see if the site URL is set to https also. There may be a few other files that need editing - I think there is a post here somewhere about it. I will look to see if I can find it and link it back here. Find this line in local.config and verify it's set to https define('SITE_URL', 'https://<Your_Site_URL)Here>');

Honestly, you need to be much more specific and answer all questions asked in order to get the best help. While you may have provided these answers across multiple posts, chances are no one is going to go looking for that info to ansewer in a new message thread. PHP 5 - 5.what? 5.3, 5.4, 5.6? Your full PHP version may look something like 5.6.45 phpVMS version? 2.1.x, 5.5.2? What "ACARS Config"? What is the full path to this item? File name? If you want to use a PIREP reporting program your pilots will need to run the dlient software on their computers while they are flying. And unless you choose to use kACARS_Free you will need to install the module for the program to your phpVMS install on your hosting.

I always keep a backup of the site and the db running to play around with. Much easier to test on. And my site stays up if/when I break the dev site.

If you are using https on your domain, you will need to change phpVMS to use https also. The default phpVMS (prior to v7) uses http.

You have several threads going in the Classic and V7 forums. Which version of phpVMS are you talking about here?

Maybe something wrong with your installation or download. Mine has an htaccess file included in the default download. Here is the download I used: http://downloads.phpvms.net/phpvms-7.0.0-dev.tar.gz I believe this link includes all the dependencies too - no need to run Composer to get them.