Sam

Just so anyone else knows - make sure to clear your blesta cache after doing this, as nav elements are cached (and this is related to nav).
 
Thanks again.
 
Sam

My hero. I'm not sitting here saying everyone from users to basic staff should have the ability to do this. I'm saying that administrators, privileged super users that have the ability to control and edit every facet of the system, ought to be able to remove charges (or any other record) that doesn't belong. Now my test charges are an ugly stain on my system, and are horrible for audit purposes

Hmm. That's quite quirky and annoying. I should have that ability as an administrator.
Thanks

Just so anyone else knows - make sure to clear your blesta cache after doing this, as nav elements are cached (and this is related to nav).
 
Thanks again.
 
Sam

If you want to dive deep, I just reapplied a customization I had made.  On the order form for new customer signups, I wanted to force users to use their email address.  In order to do this you need to change the following:
MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE ALTERING
{install directory}/plugins/order/views/templates/standard/main_signup.pdt
 
To force e-mail, you'll need to change line 247 to:
$this->Form->fieldHidden("username_type", "email"); Then you'll need to delete lines 248-256, and 246
 
Be cautious about editing, and if in doubt, change the field type to hidden as above and give it a static value then remove the label.

Sorry I put it on your other thread:
 
Go to /config/routes.php edit the following: 
/** * Admin panel directory name */ Configure::set("Route.admin", "admin"); /** * Client panel directory name */ Configure::set("Route.client", "clients");

I know how you feel, I always feel that way when Blesta is stable, however there's going to be some more big changes in 3.4 as always

And I don't think that you should be deprived of that. Which is why I think letting the client choose ought to be a configuration decision.

Thank you sir. Eagerly awaiting 3.4.