Tom

Not necessarily true. The articles cited state "The game will feature its own marketplace, with content regulated by Microsoft." - keyword here being regulated. For all we know they may have invited third party developers to contribute content to the store.

... who? To be quite honest, 'get a proper livery :S' is definitely not the same as simply saying the livery isn't that good, it's rather insulting.

Actually according to the license he quoted he can distribute a modified version providing he states it's modified.

I'm pretty sure I emailed Nabeel about this back in January when I started a non-airline site based on phpVMS/codon - I went along with it for a while (until I started writing from scratch) so I suppose his response would have been positive

SMF is terribly insecure from what I've heard. Sounds like that's the cause of the problem... you should probably switch to phpBB or something custom.

$result = "SELECT Passed FROM phpvms_pilots WHERE pilotid=2"; $info = DB::get_row($result); echo $info->Passed; Should work...

Seriously, drop it. Take it to PM or leave...

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You, of course.

How are they still on the forums? I don't think I've seen a single topic with either of these two in it without the topic turning into an argument...

The fact that this field may not show 'Hidden' to you admins completely removes any chance of me ever joining. How very insecure your site looks. Additionally, it just looks like a massive email harvester to me... why should we have to register to see a free magazine?

For $148 I certainly wouldn't expect menus overflowing like that... Poor quality.

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probably yeah...

# After how long to mark a pilot inactive, in days Config::Set('PILOT_AUTO_RETIRE', false);

Turn it off? Obviously if it's not working and there's no clear immediate fix you just turn it off until you know it works...

All of those weird little stats things you have at the bottom... get rid of those and use Google Analytics

Ah I took this down ages ago, was a bit buggy. If I still have the code I can put it back up somewhere if you want?

Don't use CSS like that, it's bad practice. You should try to keep it all in external css files. Also, no; you can't rename it to c. There is no such thing as a c tag. a is a specific tag (anchor) - just like p, i, b, u or div.

Easiest way is to rename the 'layout' folder to 'layout_light' and then 'layout_dark' to 'layout'

Not bad Just got a few spelling mistakes: professional, experience, criteria (already plural)

The only stuff 'safe' is server side code... in our case PHP only. ALL CSS, HTML, JAVASCRIPT (that's right, all of it) is available to the viewer one way or another.

Firefox has firebug, and I believe both Firefox and IE have developer tools. In addition, all browsers have a view source feature.

That's sort of how the internet works... EVERYTHING you see in your browser has been downloaded to your computer somewhere. If the browsers did just rip out all of their features, people would just learn to search their cached files. Same with the javascript method mentioned above; it's a two way thing, it's encoded in a way that can still be decoded, just not as easily as reading the html.