CrashGordon

I realized when I was looking at the client, that while it showed the scheduled time and the time I was actually flying, but there was really no way to report the sim time. With some of our routes, I'd have to be up at 2:00 AM to fly them so that the times were right.. I was just wondering if there is a way to pick up the sime time.

That isn't a bad idea. Here's another one. Currently, it displays scheduled times and actual times based on system time. How about displaying actual time based on sim time?

Suggestion...place a small superscripted TM after both phpVMS a vaCentral. It gives you trademark protection even if it hasn't been registered.

With that name for a VA, I can see the slogan, now. "We take from First Class and give to Coach".

Au contraire. Whoever is the legal owner of that airline's copyrights and trademarks, can certainly act to prevent their infringement.

I've used it a couple of times...very nice. Even I couldn't break it.

I'm going to look into that. Thanks for pointing that out.

Sorry for removing your stupid graphics. I didn't question Nabeel's ethics. I was critical of something that is lacking in protecting the privacy of pilots. Now I suggest you either take a refresher course in English comprehension or start taking your medication, again.

Great! It save me from going,"Where the hell is my @#$%^! password", when updating.

Well done! It works nicely. I have one suggestion. Have the installer remove the older version and then install the new, but keep the previous settings.

Here is what happens when we get to 23:00. The flights are still displayed, but any flight that has a departure time prior to 00:00, displays no time data.

I once encountered it being caused by the weirdest thing. Every sentence that had two spaces at the end, generated one of those diamonds with a question mark. As soon as I made it one space, the problem disappeared. I have no explanation for this.

Considering how skilled I am, you may be right.

Very interesting, but since I'm trying to keep the number of pages on the site to a minimum, I'd like to get the search by airline as part of the pilot center. Do you mind if I try to scavenge some of your code for the purpose?

There is an issue with bumping the time one hour if it is between 23:00 and 23:59. It appears that data for flights that departed prior to 23:59 gets lost. While this might not be a big problem for departures, if there are long flights involved, arrivals are effected. What happens is while the flight is displayed, the times aren't. I will get a screen shot the next time it occurs. I checked my schedule. There are no enabled flights lacking departure, arrival and flight times. Could it be that the code for "departed" and "arrived", is attempting to pull data from the previous day? Sorry if I can't explain it better.

With over 1300 routes (and rising), I thought I would make it easier for our pilots to get find flights they wanted, by adding additional airlines to handle cargo and regional flights, etc. Is it possible to search routes by airline code in the pilot center? How would it be done?

You will find the following line in both the departure and arrival sections. if($count < 5) Change it to if($count < 10)

Nothing to do with reality. Just eye candy based on your schedule.

Depending on what setup your host has, try going to your control panel. Look for something that says PHP Configuration. Select central php.ini to be placed in your root directory. Activate those settings. You may find the file is named php.ini.default. Edit the file by finding the time zone setting and change it to Zulu. Save the file and rename it to php.ini. Your system will then be on UTC.

One minor glitch. Between 23:00 and 23:59, the new code cannot display "landed" or "departed" because the time has been set to zero. I can live with one hour out of 24 having that problem.

I suspect it has something to do with the code to prevent a blank board from 2300 to 2359 and the new code. I guess I'll find out in 7 hours. Although simpilot is the one who knows this stuff, if anyone can post the code on the line where the error is reported. I'll take a look. Maybe, I'll get lucky.

You can use something like this. echo '<table width="90%" border="1" bordercolor="#ffffff" bgcolor="#B6C7DB">';

Tell me about it. What I'm uncertain about is that your aren't using "else". Wouldn't that mean that if 2 conditions were true, they would both be displayed?

I'll give it a try. Unfortunately, that produces Proceed to GateScheduled to Depart On time

Ahhhh! I see, said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw. Now, I understand. Nice!