Tom

can you also print_r($_SESSION['template']); at the same time?

And what does it print without ?template=... ?

Ok and can you name the folders you're using that work? print_r(CURRENT_SKIN) should output the value of CURRENT_SKIN, allowing you to see what's being set (and perhaps where it's going wrong)

Do you have an actual link? Can you tell us what it's printing for CURRENT_SKIN in each case?

That wasn't supposed to fix it, only reveal what CURRENT_SKIN was set to... strange. You shouldn't really be printing things like that on a live site, especially not permanently.

If you print_r(CURRENT_SKIN); what does it return?

True, however I'd say the vast majority of support posts here are issues that have already occurred, and require very little technical knowledge to fix given the instruction already provided in earlier responses. It's these cases where people need to learn to help themselves and be a little more proactive in finding a solution rather than just posting and having someone else fetch the search results for them. Being able to use an internet search effectively is a pretty basic skill.

Did you even read that post? Anyway, my personal view is there's no problem in getting help, nobody will know everything inside out, however if it comes to the point where you aren't willing to learn enough to solve even the most basic problems (or use the forum search to find a previous answer of the many) then you really need to reconsider whether running a VA is for you. Other people can't put the passion into your project for you.

Are you calling Template::Show yourself somewhere? That's trying to load in a template from a location it shouldn't be.

Have you checked your PHP log? That should be the first place to look.

Problem is the people who are always asking for stuff are doing so because they don't know it themselves. How would they be able to contribute? They're clearly not willing to learn enough to get their own VA going, why would they for someone else?

Slightly more robust way, taken from the profile template <img src="<?php echo fileurl(SIGNATURE_PATH.'/'.PilotData::GetPilotCode($userinfo->code, $userinfo->pilotid).'.png'); ?>">

<li><a href="index.php/http://etihadcodeshare">Etihad code </a></li> should be <li><a href="index.php/pages/etihadcodeshare">Etihad code </a></li> Providing the page is set up as "ethiadcodeshare"

Oops Yes, <li><a href="index.php/your_page">Page name</a></li>

Oh you want it in your nav? Edit navigation_main.[php/tpl]

If it's just in the main body of the pilot center then edit profile_main.[php/tpl] in your skins folder

If you want it in the footer it'd be easiest to use <?php if(MainController::$activeModule == 'PROFILE'){ // Do things } ?> Or you could just put it in the bottom of profile_main template.

That's from your demo website

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You are allowed to use colours outside of your scheme. Changing the colours on something so common as Google Maps can get confusing. Regarding navigation, I'd say your Prospective drop-down fits the typical understanding of drop-down navigation. The others perhaps not as much. Being consistently inconsistent doesn't count - I'm talking about the inconsistencies in drop-down style, size, link style, presence of link rollover feedback. Bringing these more in line with each other would be a lot better for general usability and user experience.

I did plan a module to connect to FSLive but there's never been much interest so I've never got round to it.

Nice start, would be good to see it on GitHub instead On the banner you should add width:100%; to .slides and right:0; to .slides li so it spans the whole width on larger screens Btw, your "Pure CSS social icons" aren't pure css, they're images.

The water is lava! Couple of relevant points on UI design for usability re: your nav: Familiarity: use what people already know to your advantage. Redesigning what they know about website navigation won't work in your favour. Consistency: pick a way of doing something and do it that way everywhere all the time.

#topNav ul li {float:right;} should be: #topNav ul li {float:left;}

text-align: left; Never mind, misunderstood your question. You basically want to set float: left; on things you want stacked horizontally, then give them a width so they all fit in.