druptown
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I've been looking at the code and was wondering how I can change that it doesn't only look at the current location, but looks for those flights with a defined "destination airport".
Let's say I'm at KORD, and I want to fly to Lukla in the hymalaya's.
It knows my current location and I enter the ICAO for lukla. Then the script should look for connection flights that get me to Lukla. no matter how many legs it takes. If a flight is missing, it should create a connnecting charter flight.
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I don't like the iframes. That's why I use this:
<?php $location = "EGLL"; get_metar($location); function get_metar($location) { $fileName = "http://weather.noaa.gov/pub/data/observations/metar/stations/$location.TXT"; $metar = ''; $fileData = @file($fileName) or die('METAR not available'); if ($fileData != false) { list($i, $date) = each($fileData); $utc = strtotime(trim($date)); $time = date("D, F jS Y g:i A",$utc); while (list($i, $line) = each($fileData)) { $metar .= ' ' . trim($line); } $metar = trim(str_replace(' ', ' ', $metar)); } echo "METAR FOR $location (Issued: $time UTC):<br>$metar"; } ?>
You can change the location to <?php echo $schedule->depicao;?> or arricao in the schedule briefing or details. It's much better than the default METARs in phpVMS because they don't have to load.
We need to have a form attached to enter the ICAO of choice. When I read this correct it only shows a fixed ICAO or the dep/arricao in a scheduled flight.
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hey guys,
happy newyear !!
we were trying this code but we get this as reply :
Not Found The requested URL /weer/weather was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Any ideas?
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any updates on this?
I need this for my va
Flight Information Centre
in Development Help
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any screenshots or more info yet?
We are finishing our website for a new VA and are interested in that.