3. questions - changing airline, transferring hours, italian translation

Dear people,

i’m trying to implement this beautifull program for my new born VA.

I don’t know if it’s a problem with the server but :

a) i create a pilot and enroll him in a VA called test1

then i decide to change him to test2, that for example is a cargo section

when i go in administration to change the airline it says saved buy after i refresh it is still test1

i tryed adding my hours done on IVAO to my pilots profile and it worked fine.

When i remove the hours it says saved but it doesn’t not remove them from the total

c) i would like to translate the program in italian, is it possible and how?

Thanks and thanks for this lovely program!

Simon

Volovirtuale.com

VVair.it

Hey, thanks

The first two are known issues, thanks for reminding me:

http://bugs.phpvms.net/ticket/54

http://bugs.phpvms.net/ticket/55

Translate? Well, you can edit the front-end templates for a translation. The backend, well, not yet, and probably won’t be for a while. I started to do a translation interface, but just haven’t had the time to complete it, so it probably won’t be done for this release.

Nabeel , thanks for you answer.

I translated with any problem

For first two bug : is it possible the error was generate becouse MySql don’t contain INNODB ? In requirements i can read : MySQL 4.1+ with InnoDB.

http://bugs.phpvms.net/ticket/54

http://bugs.phpvms.net/ticket/55

Nabeel, sorry for question : this bug is fixed? If yes when can we download it ?

hello you can download the lates beta  from here

http://downloads.phpvms.net/phpvms.beta.zip

gr joeri

It’s marked as “ondev”, so it’s fixed on my development copy, but hasn’t been committed to a new build yet

Nabeel , thanks for you answer.

I translated with any problem

For first two bug : is it possible the error was generate becouse MySql don’t contain INNODB ? In requirements i can read : MySQL 4.1+ with InnoDB.

I think InnoDB is included by default with Mysql 4.1. You’d have to make sure your host didn’t disable it, but the install wouldn’t work if it wasn’t there.

I think InnoDB is included by default with Mysql 4.1. You’d have to make sure your host didn’t disable it, but the install wouldn’t work if it wasn’t there.

Ok Thanks Nabeel.

When did yuo think to release a new version?