stuartpb
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There are quite a few public databases containing IPs of known and verified spammers available on the net. You can use these to do bulk bans on IPs. Here's one: http://www.spamhaus.org and another: http://spam-ip.com/
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just wanted to add that company names, and their logos could be protected under trademark regulations, and the use of any trademark materials is a serious offense. Easy way to tell is that anything that is trademarked should have the â„¢ symbol displayed.
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Cor, there's an echo in here
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Have you tried changing the width of the main area? Also check that the floats are correct. Without seeing the code, or the site, it's hard to say exactly what the problem is.
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An easy way to ensure that only registered pilots can use the chat system would be to wrap it in an auth::loggedin thingiemajig. Example: <?php if(Auth::LoggedIn()) {?> <div> code for the chatbox </div> <?php };?> That way, only regged and logged in pilots could see the chat box.
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Then add a link in your /core/templates/core_navigation.tpl file: <li><a href="http://your website address.com/index.php/fleet">Fleet</a></li>
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Here you go - http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_border.asp
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So let's start with what your skills are then. What are you offering to a potential partner? How can you expect to generate interest with so little (next to none) information being given by yourself.
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I think you're going to struggle to find anyone interested, unless you are more specific in detailing your plans, and pointing out exactly what it is you want. We get that you want to create a test phpVMS website, but as Jon asked, what do you want of the person you are looking to join you in the experiment? Do you have html/css/php skills yourself, or are you looking for help from this partner for this? You seem to be deliberately coming across as obtuse at the moment. Think about what exactly it is you want to achieve, and what you are looking for from a partner, and then share. One line sentences aren't helping in giving us an idea of your plans.
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I don't think that would be it as the time recorded is for off the blocks time (parking brake off at departure gate to parking brake on at arrival gate).
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So you are looking at experimenting with phpVMS, and you want someone to help out with this if needs be? There are no plans as yet to launch a VA? Just trying to clarify what it is that you want.
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You should be able to pull the data for the aircraft using an existing function, I wrote my own for my fleet pages though. IIRC, the OperationsData.Class file has an existing function/query for pulling ac data.
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You may have to wait a while until someone is online who can help. I would like to but I haven't a clue what the problem is.
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When you create a new module (addon), you need to create a function to pull the data from the database using an sql query, or to use an existing function to pull the data. Then you can echo it out in the template (tpl) files. By the sounds of it, you're not pulling any data from the database in the module file, so there's nothing to display in the template file.
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That code should work. How are you calling the aircraft data from the db? It's saying invalid argument because there is no $aircraft data available.
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My bad, should have posted the code. Here's what I meant: <?php foreach ($aircraft as $ac){?> <table border="1"> <tr> <td width="200"><?php echo $ac->registration ?></td> <td width="200">Last Check</td> <td width="200">Next Due</td> </tr> </table> <?php }; ?>
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If there was nothing showing with the print_r, then it's a problem with the module file and not the template file. Can you post that up and we can get a better idea.
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Just noticed, you are using () instead of {}. Try changing them.
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Got to be logged in to view
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Got to be logged in to view Also, why have you got the <html></html> in the code? That should only be used once on a page, and it's in your layout.tpl and footer files. EDIT: worth doing a print_r to see if the aircraft data is actually available? Place this somewhere in the file: <?php print_r($aircraft);?> See what that shows Also try changing this <?php foreach $aircraft as $ac( ?> and then amend the $aircraft to $ac in the rest of the code.
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Have you created a module file for the template, so you can pull the relevent aircraft data from the database?
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Hi there, just a quick suggestion, have you checked the inactive schedules, to see if they are there?
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Maybe it's because you have both been impatient before when asking stuff, and other people don't like it? Just a guess though. I'm sure James will update here if he does have any news, and I'm also sure he has a lot of other stuff on his plate at the moment, like real world stuff and managing his VA. And to make you guys feel better, I've given you both a thumbs up EDIT: Also, instead of relying on others, why not have a go at learning some basic php and try and see if you can get anywhere with this yourselves? I'm not saying that to be arrogant or funny, but you could do it if you put some effort in, and you would probably find more people willing to help if you got stuck too. I didn't have a clue the first time I downloaded and installed phpVMS, but I'm slowly getting to grips with it, and it's great being able to figure stuff out myself.
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I have been trying to get something like this off the ground for a while now but failed. It would be great to have this available
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Pretty good idea
