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I think your using the bids where as im using acars data, $flight->arrapt $flight->depapt But as i said i think your using different variables so probably not work.

Operationally we will update the schedules when they are fully in force, we also have the Christmas flights and all the adhoc ones for December. For a size of Thomson and their schedules we don't rush anything we try to get things right with actual flight numbers, callsigns and routes, we collect this data once they are live so were only in reality a couple of weeks behind but we prefer to wait and get things right first time. We have been running for i believe its the 7th year now so thats something to be proud of, we can demonstrate dedication and technological experience at running a VA, its all about the members at the end of the day and providing a stable platform that they can rely on to be there. I didn't want to turn this in to a comparison so sorry for that but we are current and always will be. We implement changes as soon as practically possible to reflect the current live operations.

Good luck to you mate, competition is always a good thing. I am very lucky, I have dedicated staff members which keep things running and they are very hard to find.

I hope it lasts longer than your last few attempts.

Same problem we have 154 waiting to export, when nabeel fixed they will go.

Looks like your running php mysql in strict more

Im not all that familiar with smf but put that require in your header not in the frontpage main. There should be some other code to display you put in your frontpage

No problem.

I have seen this before there is no need to post twice.

I know why you did it to make then required fields but that could have been accomplished another way. Echo out your array to see what data is being passed, then you will have some idea whats going on, also check the insert query has not been overwritten and is still capable of being passed to the db. Core>Common>RegistrationData.class.php

You should not add these manually, use the admin system to add a custom field Vatsim ID and IVAO ID on the registration page. There is no need to edit the database directly.

Core>Modules //Whenever your pages are public, you could be running into a risk of bots exessively running this page. //This page has tons of queries to run to return the real-time stats, if I were you, I would require login first as it's already done for you. if (!Auth::LoggedIn()) { $this->set('message', 'You must be logged in to view this page!'); $this->render('core_error.tpl'); return; }

Yes, what did you want to insert and is it the pilots table you want it inserting in to?

Glad to help Roger.

<?php echo $pilot->firstname.' '.$pilot->lastname ?> <?php echo PilotData::GetPilotCode($pilot->code, $pilot->pilotid)?>

Ok so first thing call the page directly in your browser to see if it works, then you can add it as a cron or a timed script, there are other ways to get that to run without a cron if you dint have access.

This should be your table structure, CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `phpvms_schedules` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `code` char(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `flightnum` varchar(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `depicao` varchar(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `arricao` varchar(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `route` text NOT NULL, `route_details` text NOT NULL, `aircraft` text NOT NULL, `flightlevel` varchar(6) NOT NULL, `distance` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `deptime` varchar(15) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `arrtime` varchar(15) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `flighttime` varchar(8) NOT NULL, `daysofweek` varchar(7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0123456', `week1` varchar(7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0123456', `week2` varchar(7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0123456', `week3` varchar(7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0123456', `week4` varchar(7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0123456', `price` float NOT NULL, `payforflight` float NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `flighttype` varchar(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'P', `timesflown` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `notes` text NOT NULL, `enabled` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1', `bidid` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', PRIMARY KEY (`id`), KEY `depicao` (`depicao`), KEY `flightnum` (`flightnum`), KEY `depicao_arricao` (`depicao`,`arricao`), KEY `code` (`code`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=2684 ; Just watch that auto increment at the end there, that will be different for you.

Ok so in your database do you have the columns there for weeks? Also in your admin schedules template do you have it there and finally in the operations data class file is it in the array there. (Just going from memory may be wrong filename)

HI Roger yes it wasn't specific to kACARS it was when any pirep was filed. I tracked it down to the top pilot module, I think David was going to release a fix for it not sure if he updated or not yet. Basically this is what i did, removed the listener >Core>Modules>TopPilot like this at the top section, <?php //by:simpilot //www.simpilotgroup.com class TopPilot extends CodonModule { public $title = 'Top Pilots'; //public function __construct() { // CodonEvent::addListener('TopPilot', array('pirep_filed')); //} public function EventListener($eventinfo) { if($eventinfo[0] == 'pirep_filed') { self::refresh_pilot_stats(); } } Then i put that function in to a php file in the admin directory, <?php define('ADMIN_PANEL', true); include dirname(dirname(__FILE__)).'/core/codon.config.php'; Auth::$userinfo->pilotid = 0; /* error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 'on'); */ set_time_limit(0); ini_set('memory_limit', '-1'); TopPilot::refresh_pilot_stats(); echo 'Top Pilot Stats Updated'; ?> Then set up the cron the same way as its usually run for maintenance. php -f /srv/www/xxx/xxx/admin/YOUR_FILE_NAME.php Just change the YOUR_FILE_NAME.php to whatever you call the file you create and should be good to go.

When you updated did you run the install/update.php Also your templates will have changed to include weeks 1 2 3 and 4.

This is what i use, <?php define('ADMIN_PANEL', true); include dirname(dirname(__FILE__)).'/core/codon.config.php'; Auth::$userinfo->pilotid = 0; /* error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 'on'); */ set_time_limit(0); ini_set('memory_limit', '-1'); TopPilot::refresh_pilot_stats(); echo 'Top Pilot Stats Updated'; ?>

Let me know Jeff when its released

Yes there is, i done it with my lot a while ago through phpmyadmin, i cant remember the exact query now but do a backup of that table just incase things get screwed, they you can restore if it goes wrong. You can use wild cards so, DELETE FROM `phpvms_airports` WHERE `icao` =LP** Something like that "NOT TESTED" so make sure you test first

HI mate you can do this, UPDATE phpvms_pilots SET `retired` = '2' WHERE `retired` = '3'

Good luck Scott......