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What version of PHP and MySQL are you running? It looks like you're on the free Zetta Hosting account. Free hosts are not very good at hosting dynamic websites, so just a heads up that you might need to upgrade.

By your location I am assuming you're talking about the US, as it varies by country and by type of usage. (military and civil do different things) http://100ll.com/ is the most-used website for aviation fuel that I know of, but airnav is also very useful: http://www.airnav.com/fuel/local.html You will be billed in gallons in the USA, although there are some (much) older fuel trucks that have the counter calibrated in pounds, but you will always see that converted to gallons for when you get billed in my experience.

I've had that happen to me twice before when FSX crashed during a flight. I usually reload from my in-flight FSsave which is < 1 minute old, but on those two occasions I accidentally reloaded the flight on the ground. This resulted in the landing rate being 0 and the pitch rate being 0, which is what your PIREP is showing. So while not definitive proof of what's happening, you might ask your pilot if this sounds familiar.

Looks good, thanks for sharing.

You'll find a bunch of good team players over at http://www.usecforce.com/, where I spent ten years on the roster. Incidentally, it is also the place Dean Hall, the Dayz developer, started out with ArmA. So a lot of people there, including myself, consider him a friend and you'll find they have lots of good information about playing it.

I use http://www.colourlovers.com/ and enter the hex color into their search function like this: http://www.colourlovers.com/palettes/search?hex=33CCFF

Looking good both of you. itrobb, I especially like the progress bar for "level up."

Google "responsive web design" Good article on how to achieve it: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/bobleah/entry/code_example_of_responsive_web_design_using_css3_media_queries13?lang=en

The clear property is only used to disallow floating elements on either the left, right, or both sides. What you need to do in this situation is target that unordered list, by its ID or Class, and set the left margin to something like 20px. If it doesn't have a class, you should give it one to avoid setting every unordered list's margin. By default, that list should reside in profile_main.tpl.

Good work, thanks for sharing!

Adem, I took a look at your website and you're using a menu available from CodeCanyon (http://codecanyon.net/item/utopian-css3-dropdown-menus/148244). So any support for it can certainly be acquired from the author. Otherwise, if you post the code you're having problems with we can take a look. But I can't help much without seeing your code mate.

I actually agree with Matt. Most new CEO's start VA's because they want their own "kingdom" with their own rules, so to speak. So they likely wouldn't want to fly for another airline, even eye-for-an-eye style as you say, unless it happened to operate under the same rules as their own airline--which is unlikely.

Edit the post and add [sOLVED] to the topic title.

Do you have the database details filled out correctly?

Are you saying you only want registered members, who are logged in, to view that map? Or are you saying you want only flights from members who are logged in to be shown on the map? If it's the first, you just wrap an authentication layer around the code: <?php // The user is logged in, so show the map if(Auth::LoggedIn() == true) { ?> <?php $flights = PIREPData::getRecentReportsByCount(5); $string = ""; foreach($flights as $flight) { $string = $string.$flight->depicao.'+-+'.$flight->arricao.',+'; } ?> <img src="http://www.gcmap.com/map?P=<?php echo $string ?>&MS=bm&MR=240&MX=790x400&PM=permr:diamond7:green%2b%22%25I%22:white&PC=%fffff" /> <span>Maps generated by the <a href="http://www.gcmap.com/">Great Circle Mapper</a></span> <?php } //The user is not logged in so don't show anything else { // Do nothing } ?>