Allan

I like it, But is there a way they can do it themselves?? I dont want to have to edit 50 pilots, not that they all use vatsim... Regards, Allan

Gonna give that ago thanks Regards, Allan

I need something to show when they are online, Like a status images of some sort. Thanks in advance! Regards, Allan

Does anyone know where I can get a code to read when a pilot is in fight on vatsim?? Thanks in advance! Regards Allan

Is there a code to display the pilots fights for the month?? Regards, Allan

Ya im not much a coder, Simpilot has done my site, I will have to contact him to help me I think. Thanks for the support Regards, Allan

K thanks will give a try Regards, Allan

Is there any way to change the the layout of the downloads page? Can some please drop a code for me thanks Regards, Allan

Works Great!! Thanks a Million Regards,, Allan

Error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /hermes/web02/b2669/pow.aj5214/htdocs/core/modules/Schedules/Schedules.php on line 170 Regards, Allan

The first option works great, I tried the second 1, no luck but will use the 1st one Regards, Allan

Ok, Jeff will give a go on that but can you explain on how to do that? Regards, Allan

Yes sir, we are only running prop aircraft, so routes are small Regards Allan

You must place bid before you will be able to see it in that section. When you see the flight you want to fly in the schedules, you will see "Place Bid" Regards Allan

Almost 14k Regards Allan

I have recently contacted my host on this error "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 128 bytes) in /hermes/web02/b2669/pow.aj5214/htdocs/core/classes/ezdb/ezdb_mysql.class.php on line 273" I got a response back from saying "I would like to inform you that, I have tried by setting the maximum memory limit for the PHP . However, the URL http://usaflightclub.com/index.php/schedules/view still giving the same error. It appears to be issue with the script. So, I advice you please check the script and debug the issue from your end. " How would I debug the system?? Thanks in advance Regards, Allan

Do you enjoy short flights where you can hand fly it yourself or fly low enough to see the spectacular scenery? Do you enjoy how much easier the smaller aircraft are to handle than the larger aircraft? Want a change of pace from the other airlines?<br> Our flight club is divided into 3 regions, West Coast Region - FBO's: Palm Spring International Airport (KPSP), Helena Regional Airport (KHLN), Sante Fe Municipal Airport (KSAF). Central Region - FBO's: Mankato Regional Airport (KMKT), Salina Municipal Airport (KSLN), & Shreveport Regional Airport (KSHV). East Coast Region - FBO's: Harrisburg International Airport (KMDT), Lovell Field (KCHA), & Daytona Beach International Airport (KDAB). Come join: Many events such as, Group Flights Poker Runs, Fly Ins, & many more. We even use a custom Acars, provided by fs-products "Kacars" NEW WEBSITE HAS ARRIVED!!! Site created by: Simpilot http://www.simpilotgroup.com Regards, USA Flight Club Founders: Allan Bejamin Michael Sturm www.usaflightclub.com

Hey Vansers, any updates on this yet?? Regards, Allan

I understand that but its not complete Regards, Allan

I am currently working on the database for airports, might be a while, I will post when its completed Regards, Allan

thanks will give it a try Regards, Allan

Can you point me in the right directions please Regards, Allan

Check out www.usaflightclub.com Sorry bout the early post but the new site has been release, Site created by Simpilot Regards, Founder USA Flight Club UFC101-Allan allan@usaflightclub.com

What config is he talking about? He does not specify. Regards, Allan

hey guys thanks for the response, I have got it working, now, there was airports missing , forget who said that, geo names can be the issue, but its workiing, thanks for helping me out One issue now lol Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 18874368 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 38 bytes) in /hermes/web02/b2669/pow.aj5214/htdocs/core/classes/ezdb/ezdb_mysql.class.php on line 273 Best Regards, Allan