Top Routes

[freshJet]

This was originally a cry for help, but here's a nifty piece of code for you all to use. It shows the top five most frequent flights flown bu the airline.

public function topRoutes(){
$query = "SELECT depicao, arricao, COUNT(*) AS count FROM phpvms_pireps GROUP BY depicao, arricao ORDER BY count DESC LIMIT 5";
$results = DB::get_results($query);
return $results;
}

You can then return the depicao, arricao and count.

[Txmmy83]

Thanks Iain,

great I was looking for that for a longtime

but where should that code but in?

[freshJet]

You can either place it in PilotStats.class.php or in your own class file. Call it by doing:

echo PilotStats::topRoutes();

[simpilot]

You can also use the built in function

StatsData::TopRoutes($airline_code)

which also will cache the data for a couple of hours (on release versions of phpVMS) to lighten the load on the system.

[freshJet]

Oh, I didn't realise there was a default function

[freshJet]

You can also use the built in function

StatsData::TopRoutes($airline_code)

which also will cache the data for a couple of hours (on release versions of phpVMS) to lighten the load on the system.

I looked at the default, mine is better as the default only shows the top routes based on the timesflown in the schedules. When you overwrite your schedules, these are reset to zero. With mine, it counts the routes manually from the PIREPs.

[simpilot]

Cool, you should send a pull request to the GitHub account, maybe Nabeel will update the code next time he does a merge.