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We've actually bought the software and the Blesta integration seems to be quite nice.

Thanks Tyson for doing this! Exactly what we needed Happy I could send the module over.

Thanks Tyson! I figured out the order form one, you have to select the billing cycle before they show up (I wasn't doing so).. Currently, we manage custom JAR access by having the customer submit a ticket after checkout. I would just like to set the directory to the "server base directory" when the custom JAR access is ticked by the customer. We just do it manually how it is. This isn't a must, but just more of a suggestion.

A good amount of customers require "custom JAR access" which has us change the directory of the JAR file so they may upload their own file (one that we do not have in our system). That is the main reason why we'd do that. We'd label it as "Custom JAR Access" so they are able to upload them. Yes, I would. I would just show it as a checkbox or dropdown on the order form. Edit: How would I be able to view the order form options when generating an order from the admin area? Some customers may want addons and I'd like to see how I'd be able to do this.

Thanks again, Paul. That helps a bit. We may just configure Multicraft to do that automatically if we indeed switch. Could you have Tyson jump in and see if we could do an option on the order form for server JAR directory? Do you guys have any ETA on the affiliate system? That is honestly what's holding us back at this time, as we run a partner program for Twitch/YouTube content creators and would need an alternative or in-house system.

Thanks again! I'll have to try this later today. It seems like Blesta has a much better module than WHMCS, as it's pretty much all integrated. Do you know what the risk would be of running the cron more than every 5 minutes? Do you also know if it'd be possible for the user to accept the Minecraft eula at checkout and have it echo? We have a button that does it within Multicraft, so I'd figure it would be easy but is it built in? Edit: Do you know how we can create a checkbox to have the server look for the JAR in the server base directory? Do not see it in the documentation or I would.

Do you know how I'd be able to alter it to always use 25565? We assign unique IPs to each server and this certainly would be a temporary solution. This is a must mainly because all of the servers need that default port. I have fixed the cache issue and it's all good menu side now. I'll definitely setup that dropdown (it's exactly how we have it now on WHMCS). Thank you Licensecart and Tyson! Hopefully one of you can answer how I would edit it to make it 25565 by default.

Hello, I have a few questions regarding the Multicraft module. 1. We include free dedicated IPs which each of our servers, how would we make it to where the checkbox is default checked for the IP address or could we do a yes/no dropdown and have the default as yes (like we have it in WHMCS currently). 2. How would I get Blesta to assign the default port (25565) if the dedicated IP address is selected? Currently, it's going up in increments of one and I'd like it to assign 25565 for every server. 3. I'm also having an issue, to when after enabling mod_rewrite in .htaccess using the one provided by Blesta, for some reason all of the items in the admin menu like to keep the index.php in it and not update. Is there a setting I'm missing, or is this a bug? I'll may have more questions as I explore the software and the provisioning process. Thank you.

Thanks, Paul! It works now. I downloaded the package from the Blesta homepage as I am not a client quite yet and am just trying it out. So far, it's great.

We're considering migrating from WHMCS to Blesta and have the trial installed to see how it is. For some reason, a .htaccess file was not included within the installation, and when enabling mod_rewrite via .htaccess it seems like the URL system breaks and I need to put the index.php before the path. I'm wondering what the default .htaccess content should be. Could you guys let us know what we should put in the .htaccess file in order for Blesta to work? I'm not quite sure on what Blesta requires you to place.