1) The system doesn't actually store the arrival times or ready times in the database, they're calculated upon route scheduling. It only stores departure times. Although I suppose I could start storing them... Only issue is what if you change your aircraft's turnaround time. The arrival times will no longer be correct.
2) I don't know how to do that, unfortunately
. It would require a lot of jQuery and perhaps Ajax which I have very limited knowledge of. Same reason why the departure times for each leg are not autofilled to match the ready times. I'd love to do that but I just don't know how. I could spend some time learning those languages and trying to make it work but right now I think my time is better spent in other areas that I am confident I know how to do.
Something that may help is when I create the ability to view/edit a route. It'd allow you to view the route in the final step, and all the departure times would be filled out so you could edit them. You'd also be able to change the aircraft assigned to the route. It's just a lot of work to do that which is why I haven't started on it yet.
2) I don't know how to do that, unfortunately
. It would require a lot of jQuery and perhaps Ajax which I have very limited knowledge of. Same reason why the departure times for each leg are not autofilled to match the ready times. I'd love to do that but I just don't know how. I could spend some time learning those languages and trying to make it work but right now I think my time is better spent in other areas that I am confident I know how to do.Something that may help is when I create the ability to view/edit a route. It'd allow you to view the route in the final step, and all the departure times would be filled out so you could edit them. You'd also be able to change the aircraft assigned to the route. It's just a lot of work to do that which is why I haven't started on it yet.
I am the developer of Airline Enterprise