Tom

Some are enabled some are not. Not even the ones which are enabled show for the two pilots I asked. I see the ones which are enabled. Just some additional info: We removed every schedule and imported them from a csv.. I see them in Chrome and IE, but not Firefox. The other pilot doesnt see them at all, just a big space where they should be.

Sorry - This didn't work.

Do you mean using a .csv? No.. i exported our schedules a while back.. but i didnt think that removes them from the server? Otherwise, all schedules are on the server.. they were created online.

I'm using version 779, and nobody i've asked but me can see any of our schedules here: http://www.europeangateway.info/index.php/Schedules/view Any idea what could cause this? Thanks.

Okay well im installing the newest beta now, thanks And.. ill make sure i specify which build im using when i ask in the future

I see.. does the latest beta come as an updater or just a full reinstall?

Erm Version 1.2.700

I've added my group and i see no such permissions or anything like that? Infact, i cant even rename or delete a group.. they arent links or anything :S

Ah okay, for that you want to edit pages_content.tpl.

Would you be able to specify how?

First question: If you're talking about a custom page created in phpvms, it uses the global header which automatically inserts the page title.. so unless you change the actual title of the page the title wont change.. Second question: Copy schedule_results.tpl into your theme folder from the main core templates. Open it... Find: <?php echo $route->code . $route->flightnum?> Replace with: <?php echo $route->code .' '. $route->flightnum?>

Is it possible to assign someone a rank - say operations manager - and give them access to only the fleet/schedules in the admin panel? Thanks, Tom.

As he said he's looking for someone to paint the fleet. However you want a "template" which you can just apply to every plane - that's easier said than done in most cases.. which is why people don't do it already..

This: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/chrome/index.htm is a particularly good one and shouldn't be too hard to customise.. but there are quite a few on that site, have a look around.

From looking at your pilots list im guessing this happens mostly with pilots numbered 0003/4 upwards, and not 1 or 2? I'm not sure how your auto-login system works, but if each pilot had exactly the same number on the /pacific VMS then it may not cause such problems. Perhaps if when registering on one, it registers on the other - then the userlists will be identical.

You could change it in the database I expect, but it might mess up everything else linked to that user - I'm not sure.

Yeah the code provided only works for the person who posted it in the first place. You need to add quite a few more things and change things (e.g. group, unless you made a group 9)

Scrap that sorry. Ryan: Make a module folder "ForumRegister" Pase that code in as ForumRegister.php done. I'm having a problem though, the users are inactive and when I made them identical to other registered members they can't see any of the forums. Any ideas? Don't worry I fixed it myself.

Would anyone be able to write a quick tutorial on how to actually implement this code? Im not quite sure what to do with it. Cheers, Tom.

I don't think you understand it correctly. Basically he wants a system for pilots to create an airline within the current phpvms system, since multiple airlines are allowed... like an airline host.

It's quite easy - obviously you know a bit about html because of the site so far. Simply make your container (e.g. table, or div/s) and add a border. Once you finish your site design, you just copy everything above where the content will go into header.tpl, and everything below into footer.tpl.

If you don't know it already, you should read up on html and css. Some php may help also. If you prefer, an easy way to start is find a free CSS template and work upon that.. once you get the hang of it you can make your own from scratch. There are tutorials on skinning phpvms here: http://www.phpvms.net/tutorials The way I usually do it is make an entire example home page then: • Decide where the content begins, copy everything above into header.tpl. • Decide where the content ends, copy everything below into footer.tpl • Copy everything left into frontpage_mail.tpl and add the code for the content (news, new pilots etc) where your example content is. These go in lib/skins/yourtheme/ et voila, you have yourself a skin. Just need to edit other template files (found at core/templates/) if necessary and place them in your theme directory.