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The phpVMS Admin Center (although it can be skinned), was not made to be. It is using very old (and deprecated) jQuery and AJAX functions which are not compatible with most new templates out there. I have had somewhat success making one in the past, but it takes a huge effort getting around all the bugs and mishaps on every page which is why there aren't any available. Also note that unless you update all the js functions and their interactions, the most current version phpVMS needs is jQuery 1.8.3 (from memory) before things start breaking. The easiest thing is to use the default admin skin until phpVMS 7 is fully ready, then that will be much easier to customize.

Check here https://forum.phpvms.net/topic/8681-percentage-to-rank/

You have jQuery version 3.0 as you've said, this is way too high for phpVMS to handle (as the backend is driven by really old code). You can try replacing the admin/lib/phpvmsadmin.js file with the one attached here, but if it doesn't work, you'll have to do a few more things (or just revert back to the default). phpvmsadmin.js.zip

Check your browser console. Also, there are a number of jQuery issues with the admin panel, so for instance the version cannot be higher than 1.8.3 because some of the default functions are not supported in later versions (you could change these and update them though, they're in adminfunctions.js from memory). I would say this is your problem, so either sort out the jQuery issues or revert back to the default template.

Are you using the default phpvms admin skin?

You can still download 5.5.x here https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x v7 is close to an *alpha* stage but at this time, it's still best to use the link above.

kacars is being updated (so I've heard) when the v7 API becomes fully available. As for the DB, you can't just import your v2 ones into the v7 ones, the structure is completely different. A converter is being made to do the importing for you, but even this isn't completely ready yet. For the templates, they are stored here and for modifying them you should look here and here But as flyalaska said, you shouldn't be worrying too much about v7 just yet, there's still a lot that needs to be done before it's production ready.

phpVMS V7 is still in development and the ACARS API is still being worked on, not sure of a release date as of yet. If you are looking to install phpVMS right away, consider this version for the time being https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x

Yeah, my installation wasn't overloaded, it only had about 3 modules installed. They will probably cause issues as you stated, I didn't think of that.

Yep, have you added the pilot_pay function to the OperationsData.class.php file?

Are you using 5.5.x? If so, check here https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x/blob/master/admin/modules/PIREPAdmin/PIREPAdmin.php#L136 and here https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x/blob/master/admin/modules/PIREPAdmin/PIREPAdmin.php#L304 that should do it

I disagree, I'm running 5.5.x on a PHP 7.0 dev environment locally and I've only had two issues so far, one being that it requires PHP 5.x.x on install and the other being the reCaptcha class needs to be named __construct instead of the class name as it's deprecated in PHP 7.0+. This was only a base install with a few modules though. As for phpvms 2 on PHP 7.0, https://forum.phpvms.net/topic/24500-phpvms-legacy-support-for-php-7/ is about as far as I know for it. Check your folder permissions and error_log file for any further info.

Actually, redownload the module, I've fixed this now.

Can you give me an ICAO that does this, their supported airports are listed here https://www.aircharts.org/ Yes it bypasses SSL verification only for the charts, haven't figured out a way to use file_get_contents with SSL correctly (cURL could work). This is something I've never seen before. It's possible that their API doesn't support secure connections as of yet (hence why it says "Your connection is not private" when visiting their API)

Go to the github link above and re-download the module, I have updated it to the API Version 2 and also have a workaround for the SSL Issue (temporary). It should work now.

For phpvms 5.5.x, go into core/modules/Pilots/Pilot.php and find this public function index() { // Get all of our hubs, and list pilots by hub $allhubs = OperationsData::GetAllHubs(); if(!$allhubs) $allhubs = array(); foreach($allhubs as $hub) { $this->set('title', $hub->name); $this->set('icao', $hub->icao); $pilot_list = PilotData::findPilots(array('p.hub'=>$hub->icao)); $this->set('allpilots', $pilot_list); # deprecated $this->set('pilot_list', $pilot_list); $this->render('pilots_list.tpl'); } $nohub = PilotData::findPilots(array('p.hub'=>'')); if(!$nohub) { return; } $this->set('title', 'No Hub'); $this->set('icao', ''); $this->set('allpilots', $nohub); # deprecated $this->set('pilot_list', $nohub); $this->render('pilots_list.tpl'); } And replace it with this public function index() { $allpilots = PilotData::getAllPilots(); $this->set('allpilots', $allpilots); # deprecated $this->set('pilot_list', $allpilots); $this->render('pilots_list.tpl'); } Provided you haven't heavily modified the pilots_list.tpl/.php file, it should work. NOTE: This takes into account the nature of the post, to give a pilots list of every pilot in the database and order them by pilot id not by hub. If you want the default then do what shakamonkey88 said and go to the github repo and download the default file again.

If you do want to fix this, you could try going into core/common/RSSFeed.class.php and replace this on line 23 public function RSSFeed($title = '', $url = '', $description = '') { With this public function __construct($title = '', $url = '', $description = '') { PHP >= 7.0 has this deprecated (and phpvms 5.5.x was not made for 7.0 yet).

I think some of the instructions there are a bit confusing for you. If you are installing it onto the same hosting as your phpvms installation, you may need to change the public_html with another folder just to make sure you don't stuff up that installation accidentally. Go to your files where it has the folder called public_html (should be a bunch there which you wouldn't normally touch). Create a folder here called phpvms (this is the name of the folder you will need to use when modifying the directories, make sure this is NOT in the same folder as public_html, but in its own folder above it). Now your folder structure should look like this home/..... public_html phpvms ... Inside the phpvms folder, upload the downloaded zip folder except for the public folder Still inside the phpvms folder, go into bootstrap/app.php and edit these lines $app->bind('path.public', function () { return __DIR__.'/../public'; }); to this $app->bind('path.public', function () { # This line needs to change to the folder the index.php lives in # Will be made as an option, so it doesn't get overwritten return __DIR__.'/../../public_html'; }); Now go into the public_html folder and upload only the public folder's contents From here, open index.php and find this line $path_to_phpvms_folder = __DIR__.'/../'; Change it to this # Change line 13: $path_to_phpvms_folder = __DIR__.'/../phpvms/'; And it should work with Nabeel's instructions (make sure that your folder permissions are set correctly and that your directory structure is the same as above). Using this method, a symlink to the storage directory may be needed. EDIT: Just saw Nabeel's last post, he'll be able to help.

Maybe this? <h1 class="counter-title counter-num"><?php echo StatsData::PilotCount(); ?></h1>

See if this works Find this on line 37 <?php foreach($pireps as $pirep) { Replace it with this (deprecated function, but it works) <?php foreach($pireps as $pirep) { $schedule = SchedulesData::getScheduleByFlight($pirep->code, $pirep->flightnum); Find this <strong>Flight Time: </strong><?php echo $pirep->flighttime; ?> <br /> Now the $schedule variable should be activated, so you should be able to read it like this <strong>Actual Flight Time: </strong><?php echo $pirep->flighttime; ?> <br /> <strong>Scheduled Flight Time: </strong><?php echo $schedule->flighttime; ?> <br /> <strong>Scheduled Aircraft: </strong><?php echo $schedule->aircraft; ?> <br /> <strong>Scheduled Flight Level: </strong><?php echo $schedule->flightlevel; ?> <br />

Try this <script type="text/javascript"> <?php $allhubs = OperationsData::getAllHubs(); foreach($allhubs as $hub) { ?> var hubLatLng = {lat: <?php echo $hub->lat; ?>, lng: <?php echo $hub->lng; ?> }; var marker = new google.maps.Marker({ position: hubLatLng, map: map, title: "<?php echo $hub->icao; ?>" + " - " + "<?php echo $hub->name; ?>" }); <?php } ?> </script> Put it in acarsmap.php at the very end of the file. You can't mix javascript and PHP like you have done as it will fail to work.

If you can't do it from cPanel, you could possibly do it from a PHP script (just looking at their manual) http://php.net/manual/en/function.symlink.php

ah ok I see the issue, you're using bootstrap version 1.4.0a and my module uses 1.3.7 (I think) so you would have to convert the templating over. First, change the links above back to what they were (only the js one, leave the css one out). Once the HTML shows back up, report back here.

In search_results.php, try removing <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://crew.silverwingsva.com/lib/skins/crewcenter/app-assets/css/bootstrap.css" integrity="sha384-BVYiiSIFeK1dGmJRAkycuHAHRg32OmUcww7on3RYdg4Va+PmSTsz/K68vbdEjh4u" crossorigin="anonymous"> And in layout.php, try replacing this <script src="http://crew.silverwingsva.com/lib/skins/crewcenter/app-assets/js/core/libraries/bootstrap.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> With this <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo SITE_URL; ?>/lib/js/bootstrap.js"></script> and see what happens. From what I can see, it's a bootstrap conflict issue.

Do you have a website url?