Pilot Status (Advanced) - Not Supported Now.

Kyle · April 14, 2011

Hey Everyone,

Someone had requested me to show how to make a advanced pilot status so here's it is.

Pilot Status - Advanced

Follow this carefully so you don't hit a brick. AND BACK UP YOUR FILES BEFORE DOING IT!

1) Go to core/common/Auth.class and go to the following line

        /*if($userinfo->retired == 1)
       {
       self::$error_message = 'Your account was deactivated, please contact an admin';
       return false;
       }*/

2) Replace that to.....

if($userinfo->retired == 1)
	{
		self::$error_message = 'Your account was marked inactive, please contact to Human Resources for more information.';
		return false;
	}

	if($userinfo->retired == 2)
	{
		self::$error_message = 'Your account is banned!';
		return false;
	}

	if($userinfo->retired == 3)
	{
		self::$error_message = 'Your account is marked on Leave! Please Contact to the Human Resources to ask them to reactive you in.';
		return false;
	}

But if you want to still let the LOA pilot to login, uncomment the code like this....

/*
if($userinfo->retired == 2)
	{
		self::$error_message = 'Your account is banned!';
		return false;
	}*/

3)Go to /admin/templates/pilots_details.tpl and change the following from....

<td>Pilot active?</td>
<td><?php 
	if(intval($pilotinfo->retired) == 1)  {  
		$retsel='selected'; 
		$activesel = ''; 
	} else {
		$activesel = 'selected'; 
		$retsel = '';
	}
	?>
	<select name="retired">
		<option value="0" <?php echo $activesel?>>Active</option>
		<option value="1" <?php echo $retsel?>>Inactive</option>
	</select>

</td>

To...

<td>Pilot active?</td>
<td>
<?php 
               if(intval($pilotinfo->retired) == 1) 
               {  
                       $retsel1='selected'; 
                       $activesel = '';
                       $retsel3 = ''; 
                       $retsel2='';
               }
               else if(intval($pilotinfo->retired) == 2)
               {
                       $retsel2='selected';
                       $retsel1='';
                       $retsel3='';
                       $activesel='';
               }
               else if(intval($pilotinfo->retired) == 3)
               {
                       $retsel3='selected';
                       $activesel = '';
                       $retsel = '';
                       $retsel2='';
               }
               else
               {
                       $activesel = 'selected'; 
                       $retsel1 = '';
                       $retsel3='';
                       $retsel2='';
               }
               ?>
               <select name="retired">
                       <option value="0" <?php echo $activesel?>>Active</option>
                       <option value="1" <?php echo $retsel1?>>Retired</option>
                       <option Value="2" <?php echo $retsel2?>>Banned</option>
                       <option value="3" <?php echo $retsel3?>>On Leave</option>
               </select>


</td>

4) Last Thing! Go to /admin/modules/PilotAdmin/PilotAdmin.php and find the following lines.....

if(intval($this->post->retired) == 1)
			{
				$retired = true;
			}
			else
			{
				$retired = false;
			}

And Change to the following....

			/*
			if(intval($this->post->retired) == 1)
			{
				$retired = true;
			}
			else
			{
				$retired = false;
			}
			*/
			$retired = $this->post->retired;

To display pilot status in their profile or public profile, add the following....

<?php

	if($userinfo->retired == 0)
		echo 'Active';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 1)
		echo 'Inactive';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 2)
		echo 'Banned';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 3)
		echo 'On Leave';

	?>

And That's It!!! It should be working now. Any problems, report here in this topic.

Also, and a big thanks to lorathon for helping to complete this feature that I rquested.

NOTE:*

I'm not responsibility for any damages at all, you are responsible to back up your files before changes.

UPDATE: This IS NOT SUPPORTED ANYMORE - It has been integrated into phpVMS. - Thanks Nabeel for putting in.

flyalaska · April 15, 2011

Do you have a demo?

Kyle · April 15, 2011

Umm No lol. Sorry.

But I can tell you what it does....

Basicly, like for example, if you want to ban a pilot from the VA. You go to the PilotAdmin and change the Pilot Status to banned and then when a banned pilot trys to log in, it won't let him in, and he will get the message in the login form like "Your account is banned!"

Does that clear you up?

Jon · April 15, 2011

Tested it on a pilot this morning, working great.

Thanks

Jon

Kyle · April 15, 2011

Tested it on a pilot this morning, working great.

Thanks

Jon

Thanks for letting me know. glad you got it working.

Kyle · April 15, 2011

To display the pilot status.....

<?php

	if($userinfo->retired == 0)
		echo 'Active';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 1)
		echo 'Inactive';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 2)
		echo 'Banned';
	elseif($userinfo->retired == 3)
		echo 'On Leave';

	?>

Enjoy! First Post Updated!

mark1million · April 15, 2011

Nabeel can you roll this in to a release or everytime an update is performed it will get lost?

Kyle · April 15, 2011

Nabeel can you roll this in to a release or everytime an update is performed it will get lost?

Hey, joeri told me that Nabeel might. So I'm okay with Nabeel putting it in! My offer to the community

mark1million · April 15, 2011

If were going down this route updating this code what about a leave system?

Something simple,

Define max leave days in local config

Pilot has a checkbox in his profile to go on leave, if ticked places account on leave, Also echo remaining days in the profile, after all leave expired pilot enters the usual inactivity rules.

Would be nice to roll this up in to a beta release

Kyle · April 15, 2011

If were going down this route updating this code what about a leave system?

Something simple,

Define max leave days in local config

Pilot has a checkbox in his profile to go on leave, if ticked places account on leave, Also echo remaining days in the profile, after all leave expired pilot enters the usual inactivity rules.

Would be nice to roll this up in to a beta release

Yeah that would be cool!!! Good IDEA MARK!!!

Nabeel? Pretty Please!!!

joeri · April 15, 2011

just added a request for it he will add it in to one off the next beta's i think

Jeff · April 15, 2011

That would be great. It sure would take a lot of extra work off from us Admins with this feature...thanks Kyle.

Kyle · April 15, 2011

Your welcome guys. I'm glad to share something.

FiveStar · April 25, 2011

hi there i have a problem with this function i just checked i have created one fake account and tried there but nothing happening i tried all of the options when i banned my fake account it was still letting me Log in and also not changing Status Re checked all of my files each & every code is there but still no luck any help would be appreciated.

Regards

Asmara

Nabeel · April 25, 2011

I will integrate this, but instead, doing config options such as:

Config::Set('PILOT_STATUS_TYPES', array(
0 => array(
   	'name' => 'Active',
   	'message' => '',
   	'canlogin' => false,
),
1 => array(
   	'name' => 'Inactive',
   	'message' => 'Your account was marked inactive',
   	'canlogin' => false,
),
2 => array(
   	'name' => 'Banned',
   	'message' => 'Your account is banned, please contact an admin!',
   	'canlogin' => false,
),
3 => array(
   	'name' => 'On Leave',
   	'message' => 'You have been marked as on leave',
   	'canlogin' => false,
),
));

That way you can add some more specifics.

Thanks for the code, Kyle!

Nabeel · April 25, 2011

This has been added to the latest beta, statuses can be customized by copying the section from app.config.php to local.config.php

mark1million · April 25, 2011

Looks like this will be the 3rd update tonight lol

Thanks, will make things more definable.

FiveStar · April 25, 2011

Nabeel can you be more specific where to add that code of yours and do we need to add anything in Authorization.class file?

mark1million · April 25, 2011

Nabeel can you be more specific where to add that code of yours and do we need to add anything in Authorization.class file?

See Here

http://forum.phpvms.net/topic/5026-rev-v21934-126-g35a51d1-close-24-added-different-pilot-statuses/

FiveStar · April 25, 2011

Hey nabeel this one Worked for me Lots of thank goes to you............... PHPVMS i love you

Nabeel · April 25, 2011

I wouldn't copy individual changes over, if you're going to run a full beta then OK, but don't nitpick at changes.

A TON has changed under the hood for 3.0

FiveStar · April 26, 2011

Nabeel let me ask you this when 3.0 will be released what necessary files i have to backup so they will not be overridden in a update?

Kyle · April 26, 2011

Hey, Nabeel will release it whenever we feel if it's ready, I think there are still some work to do though.

LuxuryCEO · July 28, 2012

if neebal has intrgrated it into phpvms were is it and what version is it in

i have Version 2.1.934 and i dont see it in the system

can you help me pleasee

Sava · July 28, 2012

I believe it has been only added to the beta version, not 2.1.934 which is the last stable version.

Kyle · July 28, 2012

It's added in the Beta Version where you can create different status types.

I'll close this topic since this is not really supported anymore. Check the beta version for more info.

Jonathan · April 3, 2015

hello,

I have a question, How to display the status of the driver in the Pilotadmin.php page line 365 without jumped the site.

My status: Active/ Inactive / Suspend / On leave

code

$ status = ($ row-> retired == 0)? 'Active', 'Inactive';

I thank you for you help.

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