Bording Pass

[edmundk]

How do we skin the default bording pass like Air India did? Where do i put the images or? Thanks!

EdmundK

[freshJet]

1. Open core/templates/boardingpass.tpl

2. Use an image editor to create the background

3. Add the background to the page using CSS

View it at yoursite.com/index.php/schedules/boardingpass/XXX (where X is the schedule ID)

[edmundk]

1. Open core/templates/boardingpass.tpl

2. Use an image editor to create the background

3. Add the background to the page using CSS

View it at yoursite.com/index.php/schedules/boardingpass/XXX (where X is the schedule ID)

Cant seem to find that??

[RogerB]

He is wrong, its core/templates/schedule_boarding_pass.tpl

You must use an ftp program like filezilla to access your website.

if you want to see it you must bid on a flight first then go to your pilot control panel to see the bid and click on boarding pass.

[edmundk]

He is wrong, its core/templates/schedule_boarding_pass.tpl

You must use an ftp program like filezilla to access your website.

if you want to see it you must bid on a flight first then go to your pilot control panel to see the bid and click on boarding pass.

Okay thanks!

[edmundk]

He is wrong, its core/templates/schedule_boarding_pass.tpl

You must use an ftp program like filezilla to access your website.

if you want to see it you must bid on a flight first then go to your pilot control panel to see the bid and click on boarding pass.

Do i have to edit it in Dreamwiever? Doesen't open in PS

[RogerB]

That file you must edit in dreamweaver, or some editing program of the like. What does air india's look like?

[edmundk]

That file you must edit in dreamweaver, or some editing program of the like. What does air india's look like?

Look in the Va page and it will say New boarding pass at air india virtual

[RogerB]

Ok thanks..

[RogerB]

Those are very nice. It is really not that hard...I would do it but I really don't think any pilots really look at the boarding pass that much...I would bet none of mine know it exists...

[edmundk]

Those are very nice. It is really not that hard...I would do it but I really don't think any pilots really look at the boarding pass that much...I would bet none of mine know it exists...

Well all of my pilots love to look at them.. They told me about it

[RogerB]

Well you can do it threw style or html, are you familiar with either?

[edmundk]

Well you can do it threw style or html, are you familiar with either?

Not very

[freshJet]

Find a Southwest boarding pass on Google Images or something and use Paint.NET or Gimp if you don't have Photoshop to get the image a reasonable size and remove any parts you don't want/need. Open the schedule_boardinpass.tpl file and add this at the top:

<style type="text/css">
[div name] {
background-image: url(http://www.yoursite.com/boardingpass.png)
}
</style>

Then to position the text, use this before every PHP declaration:

<p style="margin-left:0px; margin-top:0px;">...

Remember to change [div name] to the name of the div in the file (<div id="______">), and the URL to your boarding pass image URL. Also, you'll need to change the margin values to suit your needs.

Hope that's not too confusing

[edmundk]

Find a Southwest boarding pass on Google Images or something and use Paint.NET or Gimp if you don't have Photoshop to get the image a reasonable size and remove any parts you don't want/need. Open the schedule_boardinpass.tpl file and add this at the top:

<style type="text/css">
[div name] {
background-image: url(http://www.yoursite.com/boardingpass.png)
}
</style>

Then to position the text, use this before every PHP declaration:

<p style="margin-left:0px; margin-top:0px;">...

Remember to change [div name] to the name of the div in the file (<div id="______">), and the URL to your boarding pass image URL. Also, you'll need to change the margin values to suit your needs.

Hope that's not too confusing

Thanks!

[LuxuryCEO]

Find a Southwest boarding pass on Google Images or something and use Paint.NET or Gimp if you don't have Photoshop to get the image a reasonable size and remove any parts you don't want/need. Open the schedule_boardinpass.tpl file and add this at the top:

<style type="text/css">
[div name] {
background-image: url(http://www.yoursite.com/boardingpass.png)
}
</style>

Then to position the text, use this before every PHP declaration:

<p style="margin-left:0px; margin-top:0px;">...

Remember to change [div name] to the name of the div in the file (<div id="______">), and the URL to your boarding pass image URL. Also, you'll need to change the margin values to suit your needs.

Hope that's not too confusing

didnt work for me nothing has changed

[freshJet]

Sorry forgot to mention that you need to move the schedule_boardingpass.tpl into your lib/skins/[YOURSKIN] folder

[CitationCJ]

Hey everyone,

I did exactly what Iain said, but it won't display the image in the background.

Here is some code:

<style>
/* Some integrated styles here, for the popup */
.boardingpass {
font-family: Tahoma, Verdana;
font-size: 14px;
background-image: url(images/boardingpass.png)
}

I put the image in the.boardingpass class and also moved the template file into my skins folder.

Does anyone has a solution?

Thanks in advance

[BAW432]

Those are very nice. It is really not that hard...I would do it but I really don't think any pilots really look at the boarding pass that much...I would bet none of mine know it exists...

Hello I was wondering if you could help me out with my boarding pass, Do you mind doing it for me? Thanks in advance!