Tom

Is the domain ownership registered to IntelHost or the user?

Glad you got it fixed Fireball Hey, thanks Long time indeed, hope everything is good with you too. I do plan on releasing a completely rewritten forum - based on the forum I've written for my site. Unfortunately with work and said site I haven't as much time as I'd like for other development.

You're telling me that /forum worked previously, and when you changed all references of the URL to /forum instead of /Forum it still doesn't work? I think you should get new hosting.

As far as I'm aware only Forum should work - as that's how it's named in the class. If it's just not working open up ForumData.class.php, Forum.php and the associated templates and replace /Forum with /forum

If you use something like $airport = OperationsData::getAirportInfo('ICAO'); then your field will be $airport->elevation; You'll also want to update the addAirport and editAirport functions in /core/common/OperationsData.class.php to include your field.

Hi flyalaska - sorry I missed your post. I'll have to take a look at what's going on, though I'll probably only provide a temp fix (see below). Hi servetas - yes I do plan to release a new forum module, I can't give an estimate of when for the moment though as I have little time to fit it in with work and my own site atm.

Might need a link

Oh, you'll probably need to make sure all the google maps api javascript is included where you're using it. You can find it in header.tpl I believe.

action.php/acars should include the table?

action.php/acars you'll need to force the table to hide though.

Yup. I still don't see how asking people to use Chrome isn't a good idea. IE sucks, FF isn't webkit + the version take-up is all fragmented. Good luck using HTML5 in that

What's wrong with Chrome? Some constructive criticism for your release versions: HTML5 yay, +5 awesome points. The UI could be improved a little in that, for example, when I go to to shop on my store of choice, the iframe doesn't fit the content to size so scrolls horizontally which is a bit awkward, then when I click what I assume is the back button I go all the way to the menu instead of back - perhaps remember what the last page was and send me back there? I assume this is to be used as an embedded thing in the panel of fsx right? HTML5 yay, however if so, as far as my knowledge of things like this in panels goes, it's an Internet Explorer frame, so it's all like what's HTML5 herp derp broken, which isn't ideal.

I don't personally like apps that don't use the native minimise/close buttons and so on. The rest of it is quite nice, the buttons feel quite "metro" - windows 8 style

I'm planning on completely rewriting this, releasing it along with a number of other modules... after writing a forum from scratch for my own site I realised it can be done so much nicer

Anything that isn't strictly necessary to perform an action that the user has requested requires approval. As analytics haven't been requested by the user you'll need to ensure they're aware and approved before setting them. (null)

Mwahaha I've done extensive research on this at work. Fortunately, unless you're implementing Analytics code (or essentially anything that isn't strictly necessary to do what the user has asked) you don't need to request cookie permissions. If you are doing more than basic login/remember me/requested features, you need to get permission (implied or otherwise) before storing those cookies. Don't just forward people to google - that doesn't count. tl;dr - if you're using phpVMS as-is then you need not worry (Also this was effective as of May 2011, and we were given until May 2012 to comply (in the UK, everywhere else should already be), so if you haven't already you best start now)

Well it does if you learn from it rather than try to just apply it directly... I don't know how you've coded it.

You'll probably be looping through your awards? So you can do something like $i=1; while($award = mysql_fetch_array($my_awards)){ echo '<td>'.$i.'</td>'; // Do other things $i++; }

If you go and see the actual source code (not the cleverly selected piece you see here) you'll notice it's all on a single line, with the comment at the end. How careless of me - perhaps I ought to rethink my commenting strategy. In addition, where do you see any mention of a licence for my skins? I have never released or linked to a licence when distributing my skins. simpilot if you wouldn't mind I'd be grateful if this could be taken back to the original post, thanks. Should I start a new topic or do you have the means to move the replies? I think that's a feature of phpBB but I've never used IPB myself.

Oh, wow... I haven't made a skin in ages... No, link backs on my skins were never mandatory - I added them and people were more than welcome to remove them (In many cases people actually asked me to put a link to my site on it - go figure).

That isn't in any of the templates...

It's wonderful that you are happy to put copyright notices all over your website, however some people like to have a good looking website and I made this to cater for them as I don't mind writing code without demanding credit. If you don't like that I'm providing a solution for those people please discuss it amongst yourselves elsewhere Back on topic...

Oh yeah I'm aware a link back for freeware is common, but I think it looks nicer when your site isn't covered in copyright notices/symbols and links directing traffic elsewhere. Felt bad for people with sites like that. Especially if they're being told to add more.

It has a paged view for all news items, and you can navigate between news items far easier. See here: http://tomsterritt.com/phpvms/vms/index.php/SimpleNews/ From what I can tell, cleaner HTML. Also you don't have anyone pestering you if you don't want to put a link back on and adding you to their "list of dicks"...

I used to use XAMPP on my Windows PC. Now I just chuck stuff up on a server...