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Of course, the $data parsed to the addSchedule function comes from admin/core/modules/Schedules/Schedules.php

Are you updating the Schedules.php too?

Thank you for sharing. Just my two cents. It's impossible to hide your HTML source code. If the browser can read it, which it needs to be able to render a webpage, then so can a user. Of course, this is a basic way to strict users who don't know what to do. If someone knows, he will be able to access your source code without anything special effort.

It seems that the js files which are called in the end of the layout file are missing.

Finally, it's here! Waiting for your feedback & suggestions!

Can you give it a try and let us know if you get any error? https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x

Which phpVMS version have you uploaded? From where did you download it?

Considering that you did not posted it in the "Paid Services" forum, can you confirm that you are requesting a free skin. Is that correct? Thank you for clarifying.

which phpVMS version are you using?

Which email provider are you using? Does the rest of the emails from the email you have selected in your phpVMS go to the receiver's email spam folder too?

Thank you all for your kind words! The modules has been checked and working with PHP 5.5 and phpVMS 5.5 but I do not think that there would be any issues running it to older versions. I will check it.

Does the pirep get filled into the system? Try changin line 104 in core/classes/CodonEvent.class.php from public function hasStop($eventname) to public static function hasStop($eventname)

After a lot of months of development, PHP-Mods Team is ready to provide you a preview of our next module. We had published some screenshots in the past but never something that extended. Many of you had requested the development of several forum bridges with phpVMS but we decided that it would be more useful to develop a forum module from the scratch. Of course, the forum does not provide you what a forum platform (such as SMF, phpBB etc) provides to you but this is why we are here. Anything can be implemented as soon as it is considered useful. The Forum Module includes the following functions and many others: Extended User Settings Panel (Date Format, Time Offset, Signature, Email Notifications) Categorized Forum Boards Topics with or without Polls Multi Permission Levels (User, Staff, Moderator, Admin and Banned) Multimedia Post Editor (using the powerful cKeditor) Simple build-in search function. Your pilot's will not have to log in/register to a second platform in order to post their questions or discuss with the rest of your pilots. We have decided to offer a demo system to help you understand the way it works. The module is going to be released in the next few days as it is currently under testing from our beta testing virtual airlines. Also, an SMF migration tool is under development and we discuss to extend it to other platforms as per the user's requests. Feel free to let us know your feedback. Any suggestions are accepted. Bare in mind that due to its extended development, this module is going to be released as payware. Have fun!

Just a mistyping. Merged your pull request.

Check this: The questions above are used as an index while below are the answers. Alternatively, check this. The questions are links and as soon as you press them, you are linked to the answer.

Alternatively, just re-download the module from github. I have made all the required changes.

Dear All, During the past days, I have seen some double posts in this category and I decided to add this topic for your convenience. This board of the forum is a post-only board. This means that no one can answer to the topic you are posting. It is just used for your virtual airline's announcements. Posting topics which require others feedback is not that useful for the rest of the forum members cause they are not able to answer you. Also, each topic must be validated by a forum moderator prior shown to the public. So, if you can't see your topic, there is no need to worry about it or reposting it again. Just wait and a moderator of the forum will validate your topic. Thank you very much for reading this. Have Fun.

When you add the schedule, place the flight route on the route section. The route should be shown correctly in the flight map as soon as you have updated your phpVMS navdata table. You can get the "most recent" data via here: http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/19993-navdata-update/page__st__20#entry117743 Download PHPVMS_NAVDATA_1605.SQL and import the sql file in your phpVMS database.

It's part of the phpVMS, not a module. https://github.com/DavidJClark/phpvms_5.5.x/blob/master/core/modules/Activity/Activity.php

I suspect that this requires further customization into the system, you will have to develop a new module, update the add to bid link and redirect to the module page and after that store the data in new columns of the bids table or in another database table which will be connected with the bids one..

No, it is available on 5.5.2. Did you check the link I shared?

What do you want it to do exactly? Doesn't your phpVMS updates the statistics automatically? Alternatively, if you wish to update them you can do so via the Admin Center->Site & Settings->Maintenance Options.

Which phpVMS version are you using? Simpilot's one has an activity feed available. Otherwise you will have to work with events. http://forum.phpvms.net/page/index.html/_/developers-guides/events-and-listening-for-events-r28

In your skins folder you will have to upload the folder which is in the lib folder of the package you downloaded from the link in the initial post. Not the whole package

I got you! haha