KenHughes

Thanks tebinu - works nicely. For anyone adding new aircraft types, you can check your fuel flow and reserve entries at this website.

Thanks simpilot. Incorporated the bug-fix, made the changes to my templates, uploaded the files, worked perfectly first time. A very nice, useful module.

Thanks Nabeel. I've found out what the difference between the two sites is. The older one is running under IIS6, the new one is under IIS7. I've asked them to move the new domain to an older server, but eventually, they're going to upgrade them all and I'll be back with the same problem. Still, it should give me time to run out the year's worth of "service" that I've paid for, then I can move without losing money on the deal. Ken. Edit: Issue resolved. It was ISAPI. Once the support team discovered that this was the difference between the test site, which was working, and the new site, which wasn't, they got into gear and installed the ISAPI. All is now good.

Thanks Nabeel. I passed on your comment about IIS not properly filling in the $_SERVER variable. I deleted the domain, re-created it and still got the same problem. The host support has until tomorrow to fix it, or I will be joining Site5 (and I will click on your referral link). Ken

Tried that, no difference. I installed Brian's Template1 skin, which worked straight out of the box on the test site - no difference. I'm going to delete the whole domain, then recreate it on the server, see if there was a problem when the domain was originally created. If that doesn't work, I'll set up a virtual domainand point the new domain name to the test domain, which works fine. Any one know of a GOOD cheap hosting service? (I know, good AND cheap don't go well together).

Thanks Dan, I'll try a complete reinstall again. I did it yesterday, but I used the same database and user. I've deleted those and made new ones. One thing I've noticed - the permissions on the folders (it's a Windows system with IIS7) are different - that may be a clue? Ken Edited to add: Reinstalled - same problem. local.config.php was written OK, so it's not a write problem. Database was populated OK, so not a MySQL problem. Link foranyone who wants to take a look: FlyNetVA

I installed a test version of phpVMS on an old domain and it worked perfectly (once some host-related problems with mySQL were sorted out). I bought my new domain name, set up the domain and did the same, clean install of phpVMS on the new domain, but I can't navigate away from the home page on this install. Neither can I log in - it just returns to the home page with the non-logged in menu items showing. The log-in isn't being recorded in the database either. The URL changes to reflect the menu item chosen, but the page doesn't display. checkinstall.php and checkdb.php return OK for all items. I have PHP 5 installed and I installed phpBB into a sub-domain to see what happend, and that works OK, so not a PHP problem, I don't think. It's obviously not a phpVMS bug - the application works perfectly on the test domain - but has anyone seen this problem before, and if so, how did you fix it? My host's support is being less than helpful, but I think this is a problem they are going to have to fix. I'd just like to be able to give them a pointer.

Hi Dan (and others finding the same problem), The chart width isn't part of Brian's template. In core\templates\pilot_public_profile.tpl down around line 80, there's: $chart_width = '800'; $chart_height = '250'; Change the '800' to whatever you want, and the 30-day pireps chart fits right in. I found '650' to be OK for me. Really great skin Brian. Ken

America/Denver Which is where my hosting company is based. Ken

Hi Sean and Nabeel, I have finally regained database access after four days of the hosting company trying to sort out their update (5.0 to 5.1) problem. phpVMS is working perfectly now, thanks. Unfortunately, my database was completely trashed - no tables, no data, nothing, during the update. As I am only at the start up stage, this wasn't a major issue, just five flights lost. But I would have been really annoyed if they had lost my data after, say, a year of operations. You can bet I will be doing regular back-ups. Sean, my host uses phpMyAdmin for its MySQL databases, but as the databases were totally lost, it wouldn't have helped. From what I can remember of the first time I tried phpVMS on MySQL 5, some of the fields weren't populating or weren't updating - I can't remember which. But I do know that when I set up on v4, it all worked like a charm. Just like it is doing now. Thanks for your feedback anyway. I suspect that the problem was a hosting company inspired one, but it's now resolved. Ken

It seems the hosting company have updated MySQL from 5.0 to 5.1 yesterday, and VMS is working fine with that version. However, I think the host's support line is going to be jammed tomorrow. The old 5.0 databases seem to have got trashed during the update - completely devoid of data or tables and inaccessible to the original User IDs except through phpMyAdmin.

Hi Sean, I'll have to set up the 5.1 version again to find out - it wasn't anything major, just some fiddling little bits that wouldn't update. Give me a few hours and I'll report back. Interesting that you can use 5.3 OK though. Ken

My hosting service is stopping access to its MySQL4 servers. While phpVMS mainly works with MySQL5, there are one or two glitches. Are there any plans to release a version that will be compatible with MySQL5? Thanks, Ken