magicflyer
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Making a page with separate template
magicflyer replied to WiltshireAirlines's topic in Support Forum
When you include the php file, be sure it is within the <body> tag, and not in the <head></head>. Edit after Tom's Comment: Also be sure to have it before any other content in the <body></body> tag. -
I think you just misunderstood by what we meant with WOAI. They do not tailor their schedules for phpvms VAs. Instead, you need to use what they provide and convert it yourself. Use the WoAI extractor/installer to install that AI file. Then, download ttools off of avsim and decompile the .bgl scenery file found in the scenery/world of your FS installation. From there, it should create 3 independent files(Airports, Aircrafts, Legs/Routes/Flightplans). Open those files, and they should be in CSV format, which in turn can be opened via spreadsheet editor/Excel. From there you'll have the list of airports, aircrafts, and routes properly organized. At that point you'll need to copy/paste and change the columns to fit the phpvms schedules CSV file.
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What's the name of the airline? Sometimes if you look it up on http://flightsim.com/ or avsim.net you'll find a few flightplans made by independent developers. You may be able to find a few schedules on there.
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It virtually has an unlimited potential to be customized in any way or form(Given that the open-source code has been provided). You can modify the look&feel, add new classes(which can in turn be features), extend others, utilize APIs. It's all about your knowledge and your ability to apply these customization through VB .NET.
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Usually Wikipedia would have fleet, and destinations for even most defunct airlines. Also, try taking a look at World of AI. WoAI has routes, fleet, airports for a lot of those defunct airlines as well. Best of luck with your ambition.
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Hi! This is a long shot, but I remember getting this type of issue back when I was with Virgin Virtual Group. If I remember correctly, I found out that app.config.php found in /core had a big portion of its code missing. Crosscheck that file with the one here: https://github.com/n.../app.config.php using this: http://www.diffnow.com/ ...and see if you find something missing. Again, this is a longshot.
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Hey Steve, These errors are caused from you phpvms installation being on a host that is running their server's php on a 5.4+ platform. You can hide these errors, by replacing the following code inside your local.config.php found in line #139 in /core: Config::Set('ERROR_LEVEL', E_ALL ^ E_STRICT); This will just hide the errors, but may still render your page incorrectly because PhpVMS is currently only supported with php version 5.3 and below. To fix the latter, contact your technical support and ask them if they're able to revert your PHP version to 5.3. If they're not, the best solution is to change your host to something that's known to work with phpvms like TFDI, fivedev, or simpilotgroup.
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Hi Chase, I tried looking that up for you but all I see is that the geonames API is a paid usage API, which means that it charges X amount of dollars for each call. http://www.geonames.org/commercial-webservices.html . Maybe this is why phpvms support for geonames ended? However, I am not sure if that's what you're looking for.
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Almirath Arabian Airlines Reopens Its Doors
magicflyer replied to almirathva's topic in Virtual Airlines Discussion
This has always been a virtual airline, I admired. Only good things to say about you guys, best of luck with your endeavors and I hope Arabian Airlines becomes a reality one day! -
Hi, I see your host is GoDaddy. I looked up related reports on this, and found a lot of occurrences of this error with GoDaddy. These errors happen when your host sets a cache limit on your memory. If you're renting a VPS or any type of servers that allows you to directly access the primary server files, place this on top of the core_htmlhead.tpl: <?php ini_set('memory_limit', '256M'); ?> If you're not renting any form of direct-access to the php.ini file(in other words, you're using shared hosting), then I strongly encourage you to contact GoDaddy support via the link below: http://support.godaddy.com/godaddy/ This is a simple fix, and they should be able to have it fixed right away.
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That's because you cannot upload aircrafts via the admin center. You can upload schedules, though by using the "Import" close to the schedule menu.
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Hi, Simpilot is right about the row-fluid class, I think you may just made a mistake when modifying your site. I tried modifying the code for you, however it's untested so copy&paste a backup of that page somewhere else before trying this one: http://pastebin.com/gXHf8nfU I hope this fixes the issue.
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This usually is a server-side issue, I recommend you open a ticket or contact your host directly. If It's a free host, try using a different one or just upgrade. I know that phpvms tends to be compatible with x10hosting which has a free hosting option. Sources: http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/17550-could-not-open-socket-error/page__hl__%2Bcannot+%2Bopen+%2Bsocket http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/4444-recaptcha-problem/page__hl__%2Bcannot+%2Bopen+%2Bsocket http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/3897-issue-with-phpvms/page__hl__%2Bcannot+%2Bopen+%2Bsocket
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Not sure if there is any other way to ADD all the possible aircrafts than by phpmyadmin. However, from what you're doing have you considered adding an aircraft labeled "Any", or "All aircrafts", and allow the pilot to select that? Once the pilot files a flight, just check the logs for the aircraft they have loaded up, and check if it's a real aircraft. Not sure though, if that works but you can try it.
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Hey, sorry for the delay. Everything seems to be functioning in that file. Try to boot up a flight, and check here: http://fsig.org/airl....php/acars/data If there is more than just [] there, then I think the issue is with your acarsmap.js found in your lib/js folder(In which case, do a pastebin of that). If just [] is showing up, Ill have to look at your files manually. At your convenience and discretion please add me zumeweb.ryan on skype so we can fix this issue.
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Actually jQuery is a javascript library. Respectfully: ln(jQuery)^2 = ln(javascript)^2 BUT, Tom is right. It's called jQuery 1.9.1, not Javascript 1.9.1. The latter is nonexistent.
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Order Matters. First, be sure to have that loaded up only inside the core_htmlhead.tpl file. Nowhere else. Second, be sure that the library is loaded BEFORE any other libraries. This will allow the default phpvms libraries to override the functions and still allow it's core functions to work properly.
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Hi, sorry I didn't keep up to date with it & for the late reply. I assume you tried directly transferring the files from the online server to easyphp. If that's the case be sure you also transferred the database. Also, be sure that your new SITE_URL has been converted to your new local url for testing. In order to access your site, go to the easyphp admin panel and just find your site about halfway down the page. From that, click on it and you should see a replica of your online site, right from your desktop. You can now edit your files without any CPU usage.
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Hi! Here's what I got: Go to your phpmyadmin Click on the table phpvms_pilots Go to the "Structures" tab Find "totalpay" and click on "change" in the menu to the right Under the "default" column, change the option menu to "As Defined:", then enter the X virtual money you want a pilot to start with. Click "Save" Everytime a new pilot registers, it will now default to the value entered in step #5
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It's caused by your php version being greater than 5.3, classifying this issue as a hosting problem. However, you can get rid of the warnings. Open up local.config.php, and go down to line #139. Replace it with: Config::Set('ERROR_LEVEL', E_ALL ^ E_STRICT); This however will not stop the page from rendering with other errors.
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Hi! Which link would that be? If you're having trouble try using the following link to download the files: https://zumeweb.com/en/free
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Zumeweb.com is proud to release Extended Fleet v1.0 to the community, 100% Free. Extended Fleet is a module that goes beyond phpvms's capabilities to render a full fleet description page for each aircraft in your fleet, from the aircraft's physical characteristics to it's financial capabilities. The current available details of the aircrafts are available below: Type, weight, cargo, range, passengers, and cruise altitude. Fuel data incl. Average fuel use per flight, total fuel used, and fuel consumption rate. Average flight distance per flight, and total distance traveled. Listings of most recent flights with the aircraft Listings of routes the aircraft serves A neat display of the aircraft's rentability Download: https://github.com/magicflyer/Advanced_Fleet Demo: http://zumeweb.com/D...index.php/fleet This module is released 100% free, and does not require that the Virtual Airline provides a link back to zumeweb.com, although that would be appreciated.
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Well, you can avoid that by using a local WAMP Server, which is basically a local hosting that supports php compiling, and all of those nice features all from the comfort of your offline desktop. Here's my personal favorite one, http://www.easyphp.org/ Once you find that your developed application is all set, you can then upload it to your actual host with virtually no effect on your CPU usage. But there are actually dozens of these things if you look them up on Google.
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Can you provide a screenshot of the problem? I am not sure I understand which ACARS map you're talking about.
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I used to work with bootstrap, but I've reduced the use of it now and mostly work with the 960 grid system for the layout. Bootstrap is a bit too "constant across sites" unless you really customize it. I usually let the VA pick which framework they rather use, and most tend to to work with bootstrap due to the ease of editing should the need arise.
