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Transferred the topic to the correct board. As it was stated before, phpVMS is not compatible with free web hosting companies cause they have some limits and as a result these limits affect the functionality of phpVMS. Try switching over to a payware hosting.

The local.config.php file replaces the settings on the app.config.php file. Does the "AIRPORT_LOOKUP_SERVER" setting exists in your local.config.php file?

Hello Michael, It is a known issue with the latest php versions. Please open your core/common/RuleregsData.class.php file and replace where "public" = "static". This will solve the issue. Alternatively, copy-paste the file contents via here. (greek transmition too: ΕυχaÏιστώ Ï€Î¿Î»Ï Ï†Î¯Î»Îµ μου, νa σaι κaλά!) (Thank you very much my friend, have fun!)

Do you need someone to design a new repaint or the repaints will be based on a standard design which will be used for the painting of your fleet?

This does not affect the functionality of the module. It has to do with the check update system. You should not receive the error now. Thank you very letting me know.

Search, search, search. http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/8920-sudden-problem/#entry59386

It seems that the url you are using is wrong.

You have already posted your question here. There is no need for double posting.

You have already posted your question here. There is no need for double posting.

Have you tried this?

Search should be your "friend" in these cases. http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/23202-phpvms-dashboard-error/#entry122506

Open common/EventsData.class.php, and find this: $query = "SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."events WHERE date >= NOW() ORDER BY date ASC"; replace it with this: $query = "SELECT * FROM events WHERE date >= CURDATE() OR (date = CURDATE() AND time >= CURTIME()) ORDER BY date ASC"; Then find this: $query = "SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."events WHERE date < NOW() ORDER BY date DESC"; and replace it with this: $query = "SELECT * FROM events WHERE date < CURDATE() OR (date = CURDATE() AND time < CURTIME()) ORDER BY date DESC"; By default the Events module marks the event as past when the date you have selected reaches. I notice that a few others have come up with this issue during the last years after reading the topic. This should print the events accordingly. The event will be marked as passed as soon as the date and time reaches. Bare in mind that it is based on your mysql server time.

Can you recreate it cause I can't see it on your website.

Your pc time does not have to do with this. Try to set an event for 31/1/2016 at 17:30. Until 17:30 (server time) or 18:30(your pc time) it should be shown on the upcoming events. Does it?

Topic locked. You have already opened a topic regarding this a few hours ago.

Maybe this helps you. http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/4345-recaptha/#entry28858

Open your phpmyadmin, find your database, select to run a sql query and run this: SELECT NOW(); This will print the current date and time of your server.

The system calculates the upcoming events based on your server time. What is your server's timezone?

Manuel was referring to the font size. Updated it accordingly.

Maybe there is already an opened php before <?php ? Try adding this "?>" before the "<?php" of the above part of code.

It seems that your server limits this. Why don't you try breaking the file? 4000 rows per file for example and run it for 8 times.

Can you give us an example? Maybe a screenshot or a download link?

There is not best or worst acars systems. There are a lot of acars system you can find on this forum. Check them and decide.

Or even: <?php if(Auth::LoggedIn() && PilotGroups::group_has_perm(Auth::$usergroups, ACCESS_ADMIN)) { echo '<li><a href="'.fileurl('/admin').'">Admin Center</a></li>'; } ?>