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Your domain name (tcxvirtual.com) is pointed to a directory/folder. What directory/folder is that? For example... /tcxvirtual And where is phpVMS installed in relation to that? For example ... /tcxvirtual/phpvms - or maybe you installed phpVMS diredtly into that directory/folder... for example /tcxvirtual/<all phpVMS files here>

What directory is your domain pointed to? In relation to that directory, where is phpVMS installed?

Probably something in the export coding. Easier to add the header info then mess with the code. If you want to fix the code, look for the code on exporting schedules for a hint on what you might need to tweak for the airports export to include the header.

Open the file in Excel or even Notepad++ and add the header info.

Good luck!

Well, you were able to upload the files to the free host, so you should be able to download them too. But first you need to install Wamp or Xxamp and get PHP, MySQL and Apache install to one or the other. Then do a fresh install of phpVMS 5.5.2 to whichever local server program (Wamp or Xxamp) and be sure it is functioning properly. Then you can install the module, template and skin files from your present online install. But I am of the mind that you start totally fresh as you have zero idea of what else is compromised with the free host install. And don't forget that you should have a front end that visitors can access to see what you have to offer. This would be in addition to the crewcenter type page you presently display on your free hosting site. Chances of others joining a VA when all they can see is a sign on page are very slim.

Re-read my first paragraph in my last post.......

There is no telling - especially with you being on a free host. You would be better served installing phpVMS locally on your computer using Wamp or Xxamp. This would also allow complete control over what PHP version you use with phpVMS 5.5.2 As I mentioned previously, if local.config is empty, your installation is compromised. And chances of everything working as they should are slim. Also, going to paid hosting later will require extra work in bringing your present install up to the necessary standards to make it work correctly.

Basically, yes. But local.config.php also contains important info on how to connect to your database. That info should not be in app.config.php. The app.config.php file is a base file and should not be changed or added to. What PHP version is your free host using?

What version of PHP is your free hosting using? Site URL?

Nope... 2.1, 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72 all use the local.config in the way I described.

Then your installation is done incorrectly. You NEVER add to or change anything in app.config.php - any additions or changes are done to local.config.php .

Be sure you are looking at the correct file and location. The local.config.php is located in .../core/ If the local.config.php was empty, the site wouldn't even load - as the database access code is located in local.config.php

Moved to phpVMS Classic (v2, v5.5.x), Support Forum as your listed errors relate to those versions. Free hosting is never a good choice for phpVMS. Which exact classic version did you attempt to install? What PHP version are you using?

There is no phpVMS 5.There is 2.1.x, 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72. Look in the lower right of the main admin page to see which you are using. Both phpVMS 5.5.2 and phpVMS 5.5.2.72 are already recaptcha v2 compliant. No need to update them. But you will need to acquire a public and a private key from Google to use recaptcha. After you get the keys from Google, you need to place them in local.config.php Also, don't add anything to app.config.php. Only add to local.config.php. the local.config.php file takes precidence over the app.config.php file. So if the same line is in both files, local.config.php line will be used. Since the CC Crew Test is payware, you will need to ask them for help or check out their forums.

Our solution was similar to yours. Staff members have 2 accounts - staff and pilot. The staff account is set for 40,000 hours and has a specific staff rank image tied to it. When a staff members flys, they use their pilot account to log into our ACARS. We reserved a block of pilot numbers just for staff. You can reassign the same number to a new staff member if the present one retires. Not a perfect solution, but it works.

Great. Thanks for letting us know its solved.

Yeah - the reason I left simpilot there is my update is of the simpilot version to make it compatible with PHP 7.2 Mine says - Verson 5.5.2.72 - Simpilot/PHP7.2 Simpilot version says - Simpilot 5.5.2

After 5.5.2.72 is all set up and tweaked to make all the modules work as you want, you basically edit local.config.php (near the top) to use the 5.5.2 database - edit DBASE_USER, DBASE_PASS, DBASE_NAME

Save the 5.5.2 database and after you get 5.5.2.72 tweaked to your liking, link it to the 5.5.2 database.The databases in default 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72 are exactly the same except for some default date/time formats in a few tables which shouldn't affect the end result (and were done to make the install MySQL 5.7 compatible). If you are using MySQL 5.6 you won't see any difference. Or run the subdomain/phpVMS 5.5.2 folder under PHP 5.6 - and the rest of your hosting account on 7.2

Did you edit any files in the Blue Ice version 2 download? Look in blueIce skin, schedule_results.php file - post lines 54-73 Looking at the default blueIce skin schedule_results.php file, the Addbid function is correct.

What happens if you switch back to the default crystal skin? When hovering over the add bid button/wording, does the ID also show? .../schedules/addbid/?id=<some number here>

If you have a customized kACARSI or kACARSII, your site URL is hard coded into the program. I believe this was done to prevent use at other VA's or URL's without actually purchasing the base program. Do you still have access to the old URL? If so, just redirect the old domain to the new one.... and then use the old domain URL for your custom kACARS access.

No worries - just trying to keep things straight. Hope you are enjoying tweaking phpVMS.

That's what I thought.... but you posted in the phpVMS 7 forum. I will move it....