Calling website functions into a HTML Document VMS7

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Like we could do with phpVMS 5.5.2 and call the stats into a HTML document by calling in the config for phpVMS.

Is there a way this can be done with VMS7 ? If so please could someone point out what would need to be called

Thanks

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As far as I understand, you want to display some phpvms v7 data (fleet, flights, statistics or whatever) in some other (outside of application namespace) area … Like another page (or landing page) of your virtual airline. Or you want to display them inside the namespace but in a combined way (like displaying flights and pireps in the same page)

 

There is no defined or pre-built way for this.

 

You can read from data directly from the database with an external script and display the contents where you wish and how you wish. (Needs php + mysql knowledge, you will loose Laravel capabilities)

 

Or you can use a module (to keep laravel support and all built in methods functional) to read the data and display the results in a page (within application namespace) without a navbar, then you can iframe that page to anywhere you wish (Needs php + laravel knowledge, you will loose some styling and blending capabilities due to iframe)

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On 5/22/2021 at 8:59 AM, DisposableHero said:

As far as I understand, you want to display some phpvms v7 data (fleet, flights, statistics or whatever) in some other (outside of application namespace) area … Like another page (or landing page) of your virtual airline. Or you want to display them inside the namespace but in a combined way (like displaying flights and pireps in the same page)

 

There is no defined or pre-built way for this.

 

You can read from data directly from the database with an external script and display the contents where you wish and how you wish. (Needs php + mysql knowledge, you will loose Laravel capabilities)

 

Or you can use a module (to keep laravel support and all built in methods functional) to read the data and display the results in a page (within application namespace) without a navbar, then you can iframe that page to anywhere you wish (Needs php + laravel knowledge, you will loose some styling and blending capabilities due to iframe)

Would you be willing to share this information with me ? 

If it costs lets me know 

Thanks

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21 hours ago, miniarma said:

Would you be willing to share this information with me ? 

If it costs lets me know 

Thanks

 

Sorry, I was just trying to give you some ideas about how it can be done …

 

The information you need (for both) is open to public via web, you can search documents and/or courses if you wish to proceed on your own, if not you can hire a freelancer to do the coding for you (but I am not that guy).

 

Hope you figure out the best solution for your needs.