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when we add manually invoice with tax, the tax is not saved in invoice . the same with edit a opened invoice . i use v4b6 .any one can reproduce the case? Edit ; i have found TAX was not enabled . , so it was our issue .

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Thanks again for the help. For anyone else that comes up against this error, its a system error not a blesta error To fix it, locate your php.ini (in my case /etc/php.ini) and uncomment date.timezone =. check here for your timezone http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php and add in the correct one for you. example: date.timezone = "US/Central" if the line doesn't exist you can just add it. Thanks

Thanks for the fast reply. It's late here in the UK as you know, probably not the best time for me to be learning new things and getting annoyed with them lol. I had already created the order form, but hadn't assigned it to a package group. Now I've gone back and edited the order form to assign it to a group, everything is working now. Thanks for the offer to show me around, I'll continue alone as I am for now, I can usually figure everything out. I think the late hour just got the better of me lol. Thanks again for the help

Deleted the module and recreated it. Works now.

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You could bill via the Blesta API, as all public model methods are supported. Something to note about manual invoices in Blesta though, if you're going to generate these manually. You can enter the hourly rate in the unit cost, and hours in the quantity. You can use a quantity of something like "1 35/60" to represent 1 hour, 35 minutes, which should simplify billing for hourly work. I would love to build a project management type of plugin for Blesta to simplify this, or maybe the ability to import invoice items from CSV.