Shepred
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(be reasonable, money doesn't grow on trees
)Are you sure...?
... Sorry, couldn't resist - carry on!
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Haven't we sort of seen this layout before? *Cough* Qantas *Cough*
.. If you are going to make a website, at least make it your own, please.
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Add the fields in manually. Find the latitude and longitude of the airfield here.
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This would also be one of the reasons I have an alternative
Surely the whole point of an online network is the vast amount of available traffic and air traffic control, not 'just' the function of counting your online hours? (Which can easily be viewed on Vataware, by the way).
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I do apologize if this sounds rude, but why are you trying to reinvent the wheel here? Could you explain how this would differ from the already well established networks, such as VATSIM & IVAO?
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Wow, this is absolutely brilliant! Looking forward to this.
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Can you tell me how to contact him?
Here.
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It's wrong, but he repented. But I developed a module only free, you think it wrong?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I can see, all you've done to the GitHub is remove the remaining copyright tags and rename the folder? I really don't see how that translates to developing a module.
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Call me old fashioned, but in my honest opinion, ripping off a payware module and then releasing it for free is nothing but wrong.
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Thanks, I've done that...the page is completely blank, just a white page.
Alright, have you included any call from phpVMS? For an example, add the above call and then try calling the airline name:
<?php echo SITE_NAME; ?>
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I have no php knowledge whatsoever...would I put that code in the php code on the page I'm trying to add?
I haven't actually tried this myself, however, my guess would be: include the call for the phpVMS config at the beginning of either the index page, or each seperate page, where you wish to load phpVMS functions. I believe you will then be able to call phpVMS functions as usual.
.. Again, haven't tried this myself.
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hmm sorry to be noob lol butbisnt there pnly one css for the whol thing
Not necessarily, you can link multiple CSS files.
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which file does the pilto centre need to be dit to change the colours
Slightly off topic here, however, you can edit your pilot center through the profile_main.tpl and the respective CSS file you have linked.
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well if i am flying long haul at Fl300 it will not let me insert that FL i have to beloew 050
You must enter it as a full numeric altitude. For an example, FL300 = 30000.
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As I can't access your admin panel, I can't tell from your site. Also, I can't really tell from your webpage which files you use, you would have to tell me I'm afraid. Although I must admit, I don't see why you would edit the colours, as no one will be able to access them apart from your admins.
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Which ever part contains the HTML of the content you wish to change.
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Could you post the HTML as well, please? Preferably here.
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If you post the related code, I might be able to help you. If not, I'm afraid I can't.
... Don't worry about the name, it's all intentional.
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This should explain how it's done. Although I do not recommend adding music to your webpage, as visitors generally find it annoying and distracting (including myself).
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I am almost certain that changes to the admin center will be overwritten in updates, don't quote me on that though..
You can modify the CSS of the admin center, and therefore the colours, by navigating to and editing this file:admin\lib\layout\styles.css
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We will need a bit more information than that. Which error did you receive? Which module did you install? Where else did you get the error?
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What I usually do is create a php script that choses a random image on page load, instead of a slider. A slider takes the attention away from the important part of the webpage, in my opinion. Here's the code (if you want it to show up on every webpage, put it in 'layout.tpl' or 'core_navigation.tpl'):
<?php $rotate[] = "<img src='/lib/skins/YOURSKINFOLDER/IMAGEPATH'/>"; $rotate[] = "<img src='/lib/skins/YOURSKINFOLDER/IMAGEPATH'/>"; $number = rand(0, sizeof($rotate) - 1); echo $rotate[$number]; ?>
Let me know if you have any questions
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If it's just the actual welcome message you wish to edit, you will be able to do so in the Admin Center under "News & Content" on the "News" page.
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You can modify the CSS of the admin center, and therefore the colours, by navigating to and editing this file:
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