Tom

If anyone actually thinks anyone of authority would send an email that poorly written then the consequences are entirely their own fault...

Just had a read through your site out of interest. Couple of comments on your site itself: That should probably be something like "I typically run this stage..." Also, in the real world of web development I would avoid getting those w3schools certifications, it's generally frowned upon: http://w3fools.com/

"This website is optimised for X" isn't a great excuse anymore... most of the browsers (IE6 excluded) do a fairly decent job of coming up with the same result... if it only works in one you've definitely done something wrong

Yes. The code phpVMS produces isn't using HTML5, but everything in your templates can be.

The idea isn't just supposed to be advertising for VAs - it allows pilots to find an airline better suited to what they want to do. For example having schedules details available from this site would make it possible to search for a particular airport you're interested in flying from, same with other details, which is far better than the search system provided by VA List.

There's the ones at /core/templates/email_*.tpl?

As joeri mentioned there should be law to cover you, we have the Data Protection Act in the UK which allows you the right to request removal of your personal information... unfortunately their server is in the US and there doesn't seem to be as comprehensive laws to protect individuals... There's something potentially useful though: If all else fails I'm sure if you sent an email to bluehost explaining the situation they'd be forced to sort it fairly quickly

Re-register - the point of the salt is that it makes it more unique and complex so even if you set up a script to automatically add salts the speed it runs at will result in a similar salt for all of them...

They're both spam btw...

Best to make use of the url function: echo '<a href="'.url('/profile/view/'.$pilot->pilotid).'"> '.$pilot->firstname.' '.$pilot->lastname.'</a><br />';

I'm always skeptical of a design studio who haven't taken the time to design their own site...

IE doesn't support CSS3 If you're working in schedule_results.tpl you can do the following: Before the foreach loop add: $row = 0; Then in the <tr> add: class="row<?php echo $row; ?>" And then just before the end of the foreach loop: $row = 1 - $row; Then you can style them using: .row0{background:#fff;} .row1{background:#f2f2f2;}

Because before the Mac App store you installed all your apps from CDs right? OSX doesn't limit what you install in any way, you can still download and install apps from all over the internet just as you did before.

Cookies created by phpVMS are necessary to perform a requested action so you're fine to go without mentioning it

You spelt "Excellent choice" wrong

Within the template you'll want to use $hub->ICAO - and for pilots it returns an array of all the pilots so you'll want to do something like: $pilots = HubStats::Pilots($hub->ICAO); foreach($pilots as $pilot){ // Do a table row or something? }

I made a module in core/modules - Folder called Hub and then in Hub.php do something like: <?php class Hub extends CodonModule { public function index() { // Do nothing? Show a list of all hubs perhaps? } public function view($hub) { if(!$hub){ $this->set('message', 'No hub code specified!'); $this->render('core_error.tpl'); return; } $this->set('pilots', PilotData::findPilots(array('p.hub'=>$hub))); $this->set('hub', OperationsData::retrieveAirportInfo($hub)); $this->render('hub.tpl'); } } ?> And then make a template in your skin folder called hub.tpl which you put the codes for HubStats in and so on. Then you link to site.com/index.php/hub/view/KIND etc

Indeed, if you have so many ideas perhaps you should post in one of these threads.

simpilots is $20 this is only $10 so why wouldn't you buy this.

He could just be trying to copy them from one of his own sites to another. Also I don't think there will be any steel data However yes, you can export schedules from one site and import them to the other.

Where are you seeing that? I've just read through the Acceptable usage policy and from what I can find as long as it's not deemed excessive you can use unlimited if your package offers unlimited.

Yes, just enter a different prefix when you install.

Looks very well written. Also yay people are using github

I can't take it seriously with comic sans on the side... the rest looks great.

Considering how long it actually takes to make a good quality paint, he'd be working for less than minimum wage if he charged $30... people just don't seem to value others' time when it comes to VAs, which is why you see so much rubbish around. Best of luck, Brian