shakamonkey88

You don’t need a tpl version - it is built for phpVMS 5.5x

Check the browser console and look for error(s)

<?php echo ACARSData::getLiveFlightCount(); ?>

Just watch out on how much stuff you have on each page Jim... 😊 https://gtmetrix.com/reports/seairtransport.net/WIdjbjsy

Have you got information populating in the "rawdata" column in the pireps table of your db?

Check the errors in your browser’s dev tools.

Change the file extensions for all auto accept files to .php and change all references within those files to ".tpl" to ".php"

Check that those files actually exist on your server.

Exactly. That’s what I meant by stating that it applies to ANY organisation with personal data of people that reside in the EU. Basically, it applies to 99.999% of people!

No, it applies to ANY organisation that stores, deals with, or somehow processes/has possession of other people’s personal data that reside in the EU. It doesn't matter how big you are or whether you provide a paid service. If you store personal data of others, you need to be GDPR compliant. My VA is now GDPR compliant and have sent out a GDPR notice to all our pilots and I suggest that everyone should at least send something out. It’s better to be safe than sorry.

Because we're now addressing these issues. We have a responsibility to make sure that the forums aren't filling up with content that breaks copyright/licenses of other people's works. I'm not trying to "target" you - I have spoken to other people too and people are repoting threads so I can't ignore them.

Then you’re breaking the usage license if you have the regular license.

It’ll be easier just to post the details here buddy. You’ll get more of a response that way.

Did you buy the regular license then?

We changed the colours of each line. You can’t say that out of almost 17 million different hex colours, you just happened to choose the same exact two as us. The hex colours of those two lines are specific to our VA. Also, you still haven’t addressed the fact that you’re breaking the license of the theme you’re using. Look, I understand that you’re a young guy wanting to make a bit of money, but you need to do it legitimately and not break license agreements.