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The current distance is based on the lat/lng of the dep/arr airports. If the lat/lng data entered into the database is correct, the system will compute the great circle distance between the two airports. The distance shown is an estimate of the distance to be flown. Why would you want pilots to input a distance? The distance the pilot actually flew over the (virtual) ground will almost always be greater than the distance shown. And allowing pilots to input distances will lead to more errors down the line (each pilot flying from point A to point B will show a different distance). Are you using an automated flight reporting system? There are several freely available - along with some payware ones that will include additional details about the flight. You could always add a field to the manual PIREP form and also add a field to the pireps table to log that data there. You will also need to add some coding to make all that magic happen.

Go to the Google link inmy last post. You can register for an API key there. Youwill need toprovide credit card info, but they give you a $200 credit every month toward API usage. I have never used over $20 of that credit. Your other option is to convert to OSM/Leaflet maps. There is a sticky post in this forum. EDIT - here you go...

How about in the error_log file in the root of phpvms or in /admin? If there isn't an error_log file in either place, you may have to turn error reporting on thru your hosting panel. The only reason I jumped in here is I am the one who put version 5.5.2.72 together - and some addon modules will show an error under php 7.2 that may need to be fixed.

Are there any errors in the browser console or in the error_log file related to this module? The module is untested in phpVMS 5.5.2.72 - but it should work. Let us know of any errors.

Most likely you are not using the correct URL in cACARS to connect with your site. What is the URL of your site and what is the URL you entered in cACARS? Have you attempted to post to the Crazy Creatives forum for a solution? When you say you are using phpVMS 5, I am guessing phpVMS 5.5.2 - is that correct? What PHP version are you using?

You may not necessarily need the '&callback=initialize' part. I suggest you check your browser console for any errors. I would suggest adding https: to the line PSD suggested above. Here is the code from version 5.5.2.72 - key goes where YOUR_API_KEY_HERE is. <!-- * Add Google Maps API key to next line. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key --> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"></script>

The second link in my post above works with PHP 7.0-7.2. There is no phpVMS version 5. There is only 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72 - and either will support smartCARS. No idea about a migration tool.

I would bet you didn't install all of the dependencies. Do you have SSH access on your server? See this section: http://docs.phpvms.net/setup/installation Are you aware that phpVMS v7 isn't released yet and shouldn't be used on a live/production server? BTW - you posted in phpVMS Classic section - this belongs in phpVMS 7 section.... so don't be surprised if a Moderator moves it.

Did you follow the instructions here? http://docs.phpvms.net/

Well now it sounds like you are leaning toward converting from VAFS to phpVMS 5.5.2. What version of PHP does your host support? For PHP 5 see here: https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x For PHP 7.0 - 7.2 see here: https://github.com/ProAviaAZ/phpvms_5.5.2.72 Both of these are basically identical, except for the PHP version they work under. For either, look in /install/sql/structure.xml for the DB table structure. phpVMS v7 database is totally different than phpVMS v 5.5.2 - and presently, there is no migration tool to convert between the two versions.

It shouldn't affect PIREPS - but there are so many interconnected bits and pieces, there is no telling what else may be affected. Also no telling how it may affect addon modules and their functionality.

But you will loose the ability to update the schedules. And if you just delete the schedules to upload a full set again, if the DB is set to auto-increment the record number (which is the usual default), all your old data will be screwed up. For example - you upload 100 routes to a blank schedules table, so record number 1-100. Now, since you can't update any longer, you delete the old schedules and add the new/updated ones back. The record number will start with 101 - so any data stored in other tables referencing the record numbers of the previous schedules won't be able to locate that data cause you deleted it. Seems way more trouble than it's worth - unless you want to manually edit the DB directly.

You can import flights - schedules - thru the admin panel. There is no facility in the admin to import PIREPS or pilots. You should be able to export your PIREPS from your present database using phpMyAdmin. You would then convert that export to the format used for phpVMS v7 and import that into the phpVMS database using phpMyAdmin. Be advised, there may be some fields present in your current database that aren't in phpVMS. Likewise, phpVMS may have some fields that your current software doesn't have. In any case, you will have to convert most all of your database tables as the format most likely will not match that of phpVMS.

Exactly!!

Look up about 8 posts - its mentioned at least 3 times on this page alone. That is the most stable version. But you may see a few errors.

What version of phpVMS are you using? In 5.5.2.72, there are comments in local.config on where the Google map keys go. Add the key to core_htmlhead - in the skin folder if that file is there. Otherwise add it to core_htmlhead in /core/templates.

Are you using a Windows operating system on your computer? If not, what operating system are you using? As I mentioned, I have had issues using Excel. OpenOffice or LibreOffice are good alternatives for Windows based systems - and both are free. If you are not using Windows operating system, may e someone will have another alternative to Excel.

What version of phpVMS? What program did you use to edit the CSV? I have never had good results using MS Excel. If you used Excel, try the free Open Office or Libre Office instead.

According to their website images for that skin, it lookslike you can do it thru the admin panel. https://www.crazycreatives.com/downloads/phpvms-theme-jetset-basic/ Or look in that skin folder for app_top.php or possibly core_navigation.php to directlyedit the menu. Of course,they may have named the files differently too. The forum over there is a mess. Neither the owner nor his moderator spend much time there. EDIT - ok, the pics there seem to indicate you can change position of the nav bar, not necessarily add items to it. You may have to look in each file of the skinto see where the menu is called. Use something like Notepad++ and search each file for one of your present menu items. Once you find that one item in a file, you should be able to see how each item is coded in and add what you want.

Download Composer manually to your desktop and install to your computer from there. You run composer in a command prompt on your computer - not on ypur shared hosting. You don't do anything with your shared hosting until you upload all the files to your site. Follow the steps above, you don't do anything with your hosting until the last 2 steps. Are you aware that phpVMS v7 isn't released yet and shouldn't be used for a live production site? There are no skins, modules or ACARS for it yet. If you want to start up / run a VA right now, I suggest you use php 5.5.2 (simpilot version).

That looks like a customized version of CrewCenter. https://github.com/web541/CrewCenter

Here is how I did it... How to install phpVMS version 7 Get and install Composer to computer - https://getcomposer.org/download/ - if you haven't already done so Download the latest dev of phpVMS7 - https://github.com/nabeelio/phpvms/branches - click on 'dev' under default branch Unzip the downloaded file to a folder on your computer Open a CMD prompt In the CMD prompt, navigate to the folder you unzipped phpVMS v7 to In the CMD prompt, type 'composer install' - and let it finish downloading the dependencies Copy the contents of the folder with phpVMS v7 and all the dependencies to the destination folder on your host In your browser, go to https://<Your_URL>/<directory_phpVMS_v7> - there is no installer like older versions, just open it and it will say something about phpvms not being installed. Press the green box to continue and follow along on the install process. This works for me - no guarantee it will work for others.......

Logs are in .../storage/logs Flarum? Isn't that forum software? That has nothing to do with phpVMS v7. Did you install Composer on your computer first? So you downloaded phpVMS v7 and extracted locally, ran Composer on the extracted phpVMS folder, then uploaded the entire contents of the phpVMS v7 folder to your desired folder on your shared host? See post #4 here for how I did it... https://forum.phpvms.net/topic/26751-can-someone-help-me-for-installation/

Did you run Composer to install all the dependencies prior to running the install?

Need a bit more info to help you. PHP version? Shared hosting? Did you run Composer to install all the dependencies? Can you attach the Laravel logs here?