Jetwave

Awesome, thanks.

Servetas - from what I'm learning you have to parse the data from one of these sources and store it. I think the process of acquiring the data would be similar to simpilot's Data Reader, but I'll have to figure out the storage part. Bass, yep that's what I found too. Since stats.vatsim stores your hours for individual callsigns I figured there would be a simpler way to return totals for a specific prefix.

How can I get the total hours a CID has logged under a specific airline ICAO? I've searched the VATSIM API but so far only find info on how to return their ratings or online status.

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Is it possible to pull their VATSIM hours under a specific ICAO?

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Disregard, I was placing the code in the wrong file. -------------------------------- Running SimPilot's 5.5.1 Adding a bid returns the following message: "Strict Standards: Non-static method SchedulesData::setbidonschedule() should not be called statically..." The bid is successfully added though. Filing a pirep returns two 'setbidonschedule' errors plus one for CodonEvent::hasstop(). Again, the pirep goes through successfully but the errors are unpleasant. I've seen suggestions for adding a code to the local.config to ignore the errors but that code is already there -->that's because it needs to be in modules/schedules/schedules.php

I'm using SimPilot's 5.5x and have the issue.

Thanks AirbusAi342, I was having the same problem. Could you expand on where/how to implement this?

I have quite a few seasonal destinations, making the airport selection dropdown cumbersome if you don't have the current route map memorized. What would be the best way to populate the depicao/arricao lists based off only active flights?

Thanks!

I'm attempting to get my news to display as: Date | Subject: Body but is coming out as Date | Subject: Body ----- After triple-checking my formatting I looked up the news table in the database - it appears that the body field has <p> tags attached to it when it posts... I dug all through the admin side and even into the SiteCMS files trying to see what I can tinker with to prevent/work around this but no luck. This is a clean install of phpVMS so no other files have been customized. Suggestions?

If I go with the biz jet idea I would only select planes that had a quality freeware model plus a payware counterpart, specifically the C750. Just started playing with that and can't put it down! As far as schedules and ACARS, what do you guys do? I saw this new open-source ACARS that was posted here in the forums but if I read correctly it can't do charters.

I'm not looking to claim the cliché “unlike any other VA!â€, but I would like to build something that's lacking in the virtual world. I'm split between two ideas: a fictional low-cost carrier or private jet charter? Option 1: There's a lot of really nice and professional VA's out there based on real airlines, but when it comes to the truly 'virtual' VAs they all seem to turn into an "anything goes" mega-VA. This VA would be California based, operate the B737-700 and -900, and focus on aeronautical competence, proficiency, and accomplishments rather than just build a logbook to nowhere flying everything under the sun. I even have a working paint job for you to critique: Option 2: Fictional again, but based on a business model like NetJets or XOJET. There's hundreds of airlines out there but I have seen very very few private jet charter VAs. Is this due to a lack of interest or is this a hole that needs to be filled?

I'm assuming you're using excel or similar: try '0123456 Note the ' Without it your leading 0 gets ignored and might be the cause of "the Mondays" haha.

1) Edit the .csv as a spreadsheet in excel. 2) Format the 3 time columns (depart, arrive, ETE) to display numbers as "time - HH:MM". 3) In the ETE column, write a basic math equation "=A1-B1". 4) Drag that formula down through your ETE column and you can compute an infinite number of duration times in seconds.

Jetwave does not require ACARS. Integrity solution: I require a fuel burn entry on the PiRep. If you do your homework by flying a lot and/or studying reports from the guys who do use ACARS you can come up with some ballpark fuel burns based on flight duration and can instantly tell when someone is BS-ing you. Like a 3 hour trip with 5000lbs... yeah right. Round numbers can also set off alarms. Although the Mr. Bean's response is a good first step, its not too hard to figure out ETE, especially if its displayed in the Pilot Brief or on the schedule.

Thanks for the help I'll let you know how it works out!

I've been tinkering in the operationsdata.class (and forums search of course) but haven't had any luck - I would like to sort the airports list by name instead of ICAO. Also, is there a way to display only the airports currently being used by the schedules? If I drop airports from the database that are seasonal or discontinued it throws off pirep data so I would like to keep them but not show up in the search's drop-down menu.

Some pilot data information that is selected with a drop-down menu automatically resets to a default value whenever I click on 'Edit Pilot'. For example, I manually set ranks but if I edit a Captain it automatically changes the pilot's rank field to 'new hire'. I also have a cutom field for 'Real World Pilot' but regardless of the selected value it resets to the first option when I go to the edit pilot page. Some fields such as pilot's hub do not have this error.

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Never mind. I just needed to adjust some settings when opening the csv. 300 routes added and uploaded in 10 minutes!

I'm currently testing out my phpvms, I installed it just a few days ago so its the latest version, but I'm experiencing this problem as well and all I keep finding around the forums is 'this issue is fixed in later versions' but its obviously not. Regardless, I would prefer ALL timestamps to be displayed in decimal format (duration, logged time, total time, etc) so 0.5 = 30 minutes not 50, and the Pirep wont flag me when I enter a value over 60. Is there a solution or does anybody have a utilclass they have config'd to work this way? At a minimum I would like to get rid of the H.MM format, that is just improper.