Tom

Looks good! For the background, I always use a png with transparency horizontally repeated, and a block colour background underneath for the rest of the page - e.g. In your case, a darker blue gradient to transparent, and then a lighter blue block colour background underneath. This should give the desired effect (Im not aware of browsers not supporting png's - if they don't they're far behind). The best way to make content boxes with div's is pretty much however you want it to look; one, two, three+ columns... it's possible. Good luck

Yes I'll be leaving it there for the foreseeable future And thanks

Try clicking in the content editor box, then clicking the icon. For me, at first they are greyed out and don't work, but when you click in the content box they work.

This was my half term (+ like a week :) project. Basically, you add your aircraft, select a type and enter a callsign, enter the table name of your aircraft table (by default phpvms_aircraft - this is only if you changed the prefix) and click create It then creates you a .sql file with all the rest of the information (full name, icao, empty weight [lbs], cruise speech [mach] etc) for you to import straight into your database. It's only really a one time use thing, unless you want to add bulk aircraft, or just cant be bothered to enter the information yourself, but I learnt making it so Have a go: http://www.europeangateway.info/fleetsql/ Please let me know if you have any problems. P.S. Yes I know there's only airbus and boeing aircraft - I'm working on it

The furthest right icon at the top is "Edit HTML" - you can use that. I'm guessing that's what you want, right?

Looking gooood The alignment is a bit off though, and the borders don't look right to me.. but that's personal preference Also: You only need copyright once

I would recommend using a table.. simply because it is easy.. Please.. for the sake of your own sanity don't do it like i did. It was a pain to get sorted. But, good luck

Noooo it doesn't need to be any longer! Its great! Looks so professional! Love it

Sorry this is totally not helpful but.. You have a working teamspeak registration code? Care to share?

Wow this sounds great, and being used for learning too.. I would totally do business studies if my school used phpvms and the airline industry for examples Good luck!

Sorry, I know this post is addressed to Nabeel but.. he isn't on the forum right know and I think I can answer your questions. First, yes, phpVMS is a content management system for airlines, it is the system behind everything and you can get an airline running quickly as it only requires editing a few settings to get started. I'm not quite sure how you have created your schedules, but you can add schedules through the admin panel either manually, or import them from a data file (.csv) - if you manually add a schedule and export the table, you can see the layout of the table, add your schedules in there and just import. As far as I am aware it is not possible to automate flights, but you could just file PIREPS without flying them. If you have the appropriate software (e.g. XAMMP) you can set up an install of phpvms locally, yes - however it would be easier to set up another install somewhere else online. When building the website it comes with 2 skins built in, however it is relatively easy to customise. If you have a watch of the skinning tutorial it shows you how to use a free css template as a skin.

Ryan.. you're taking this wayyyyy too seriously. Emphasis on the wayyyyy.

So you're saying the first code is what you want to display if they have admin permissions... try: <? if(Auth::LoggedIn()) { if(PilotGroups::group_has_perm(Auth::$usergroups, ACCESS_ADMIN)) { echo ' ?> <span style="font-size: 8pt">[<a id="dialog" class="jqModal" href="<?php echo SITE_URL?>/admin/action.php/downloads/editcategory?id=<?php echo $category->id?>">Edit</a>] | [<a class="ajaxcall" action="deletecategory" id="<?php echo $category->id?>" href="<?php echo SITE_URL?>/admin/action.php/downloads">Delete</a>] | [<a id="dialog" class="jqModal" href="<?php echo SITE_URL?>/admin/action.php/downloads/adddownload?cat=<?php echo $category->id?>">Add Download</a>]</span> <? '; } } ?>

Wait, you have them both installed in one database or seperate databases? If theyre in the same db and you havent already entered seperate prefixes then theyre running from the same tables.. Otherwise, export the data and.. i suppose you could just open it in some form of editor, and do a find and replace (i.e. find "phpvms_" replace with "phpvms2_")

Im sure when you install phpvms it lets you chose a table prefix, just make them different and it's totally fine.

Attachment removed from original post. I'll work on this and release a new version in a few days (hopefully) which works.

I haven't used a TS panel for quite some time.. but do you have access to the web admin? It should tell you in there. Otherwise, contact the host?

Oh.. sure all your details are right? The HTTP and TCP port are not always default so it's worth checking those.

Ok, new version on original post (again) This time it should work. If it doesn't... im clueless

Thanks, That error should be fixed now, updated version in original post. And, it poses the same risk as having your database details in core/local.config.php.

There are a few ways of doing it with divs. You first have to know.. on which pages do you want the columns to appear? Both on all pages? or just one on every page and both on the front page. Then find a method which works and can be easily split up into the header/frontpage/footer templates (otherwise you'll be editing them all - like I did. It isnt fun). Or use a table.. I haven't tried but people seem to avoid it. No idea why.. but it's probably easier in this case? In terms of splitting it up - you have everything up to the opening tag before where your main content goes (i.e. <div id="content">) in the header, everything specific to the frontpage in frontmage_main, and everything from the closing tag of the content (</div) to the end (</html>) in the footer. When it comes to having sidebars, as i said, try to find a method which allows them to be in the header/footer templates... Also - I find it easiest to design the entire frontpage as an html page locally, make everything work and look how you want it, THEN split it up.

If you dont like the FTP feature built into Dreamweaver the next best thing is getting an FTP client and just uploading files saved locally, as you said. (At least in my opinion) Oh and - Nabeel was using Microsoft Visual Studio.

Okay thanks, this should work then

Whatever the content is in (Table cell etc) just add "padding-left:10px;" to it's style.

Where do you need the dropdown? I could probably spare a little time to put one in if you send me your tpl + CSS