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Not a bad idea. I wonder how much demand there would be for this.
- Ask for email for out of stock items
- Save email, linked to package
- On Package edit, if item quantity available > 0, send email
Pretty logical.

I know, I know  
I'm working at full speed on the module, however some details are missing. But I will send tomorrow an email to the contributors with more information an access to the second beta, So they can see the current progress.

"In February it will definitely be released to the public."
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This is a patch release that corrects issues with 4.2.0.
Be sure to run /admin/upgrade after uploading the patch or full versions. 
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if this about the new domains, I hope is not going to be a complete rewrite, so it need some Tweak and enhancement for the packages or something else, we can stay wit the actual module system, but we can't stay with the unique price, we need price for first registration, for renew, and for transfer. after we should look in the order form plugin to make it a fully compatible with the hosting industry.

I added the option to select the AutoDJ type and AutoDJ capabilities. https://github.com/blesta/module-centovacast/pull/2

I added the option to select the AutoDJ type and AutoDJ capabilities. https://github.com/blesta/module-centovacast/pull/2

I added the option to select the AutoDJ type and AutoDJ capabilities. https://github.com/blesta/module-centovacast/pull/2

Thanks to @cyandark and @timnboys I've got the Alpha 2 in dev: https://screencast.com/t/vdQEiwbfUe
Just have an issue with my index but that's down to routes. the dropdown for Categories still haven't been sorted so they show the text I've set at the moment will be working on it when I'm back from work tonight.

Great  

Thank you guys I've finally got where I want almost  just need to fix that routes as it's working at the moment via forum/index/1/ but not /forum/1/ so I need to use the client_loc and plugins and then the folder name I think  

Yes, but will be accessible from /forum/index/1/
If you want to delete the index part of the url you will need to make a route like this
Router::route("^forum/(.+)", "/my_plugin/forum/index/$1"); You can take as an example the main controller of a previous version of BlestaCMS. It works in a similar way.

Assuming you have a controller named "Forum" and a "page" function.
 http://awesomecompany.com/client/plugin/my_plugin/forum/page/1/
class Forum extends MyPluginController { public function index() { // Main view } public function page() { if (!empty($this->get[0]) && is_numeric($this->get[0])) { $page_id = $this->get[0]; } else { $page_id = 1; } // Load forum model Loader::loadModels($this, ['MyPlugin.ForumsFunctions']); // Get forum page $forum = $this->ForumsFunctions->getForum($page_id); } }  

You can also print the $this->get variable to check the content with
print_r($this->get); exit;  

I guess that $this->get can do the job.
For example, for http://awesomecompany.com/client/plugin/my_plugin/page/12/ $page will be 12
if (!empty($this->get[0]) && is_numeric($this->get[0])) { $page = $this->get[0]; } else { $page = 1; } Then you can get the page from your model
Loader::loadModels($this, ['MyPlugin.MyModel']); $page = $this->MyModel->getPage($page);  

I usually use print_r to see the content of a variable, is more human-friendly.
public function validate(array $get, array $post) { $cgOrder = $this->coingateCallback($this->ifSet($post['id'])); $return_status = false; $status = null; // Debug print_r($cgOrder); exit;  

Ad / No Ad options are a great idea, reminds me of Hulu. I hope it does well, and I would encourage anyone reading this to give it a try. (P.S. This is my favorite page https://demowolf.com/video-tutorials-library/other-hosting-tutorials/blesta-admin-series/)

Yes, only Blesta licenses.  Would be interesting to have a module to sell any packages from your Blesta, but not something we would probably build ourselves. Maybe a Blesta Reseller Module for Blesta to sell Blesta packages, so your resellers running  Blesta could sell your products. Maybe in the future.

I Vote for this, i can also support it via donation. we can do it, but is not in our priority tasks.

I usually use print_r to see the content of a variable, is more human-friendly.
public function validate(array $get, array $post) { $cgOrder = $this->coingateCallback($this->ifSet($post['id'])); $return_status = false; $status = null; // Debug print_r($cgOrder); exit;  

I usually use print_r to see the content of a variable, is more human-friendly.
public function validate(array $get, array $post) { $cgOrder = $this->coingateCallback($this->ifSet($post['id'])); $return_status = false; $status = null; // Debug print_r($cgOrder); exit;  

I usually use print_r to see the content of a variable, is more human-friendly.
public function validate(array $get, array $post) { $cgOrder = $this->coingateCallback($this->ifSet($post['id'])); $return_status = false; $status = null; // Debug print_r($cgOrder); exit;  

Did you apply the PHP7 patch ?
 
[EDIT]
The patch/hotfix is in the folder 'hotfix-php7' when you extract the blesta.zip

This is what i have in my mind, i have made a shema for a plugin that i have called "cron hoster", the idea is a bit simple, the plugin has it own table that store the cron data like the core one, and it intern cron run every 5 min,  the only different is changing the plugin_dir by the module_dir , then the module can add cron via install() function , then in the module should have a function called cron(), this function will be executed by the plugin cron . 
this function will use it inf registrar modules to check transfers and domains expiration sync, export or import data to a remote server via API . this task will save us a lot of time and hard coding and this should be out with the new domain management and pricing .