Toni Henkel Posted August 5, 2017 Report Posted August 5, 2017 Hello, I have the following request: I am using a PHP script that allows me to save my aircraft and store it in a MySQL database using IVAO API (whazzup -> http://api.ivao.aero/getdata/whazzup/whazzup.txt). Works without problems. Now I fly sometimes without IVAO and still want to read my flight data into a MySQL database (altitude, speed, departure airport, destination airport, latitude, longitude, airplane type, on ground ?, and other offsets -> http://www.projectmagenta.com / All-fsuipc-offsets). Can someone write a program with C ++ or JavaScript, which can read me via PHP, FSUIPC or SimConnect this data? I have already used a lot of Google, but no program found that accesses the interface via PHP. Please do not use an ACARS program, but a simple EXE or PHP file that connects and writes the live data into a MySQL database at intervals (Standalone Programm). Thanks System: Windows 10 Flight Simulator: Prepar3D v4 I have long times experience with PHP scripts, but not experience with JavaScript, LUA or C++, i hope anywhere can write my a simple prgramm for windows
Luke Kolin Posted August 5, 2017 Report Posted August 5, 2017 1 hour ago, Toni Henkel said: I have already used a lot of Google, but no program found that accesses the interface via PHP. Please do not use an ACARS program, but a simple EXE or PHP file that connects and writes the live data into a MySQL database at intervals (Standalone Programm). There's a reason you haven't found anything - PHP is a language for web servers, not clients. To be honest, if you don't have the client-side development expertise to do it yourself, you're probably best off with some sort of pre-made flight recorder. You can always take a peek at simFDR - it should do what you want, except no P3Dv4 support yet. Development has been on a hiatus but I should probably get it up to speed with modern sims. Cheers! Luke
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