Tanel

From business point of view I would prefer getting money first and worry about the details (CSR) later.

+1
 
As always, internationalization is a pain in the ass for dev people Blesta has a lot of feature where we would be happy to find language string and/or internal translation process:
 
Universal module as above, but also:
- package description (textarea editor) !! Very important for front website! I wonder why there's no language tabs as for "welcome email" below in the same page...
- group name (label)
- package option group description (textarea)
- option label & option display name

Why don't you put the translation editor code to github and let the community help out. This way you can concentrate on the core of Blesta and we can worry about the translation editor.

Why don't you put the translation editor code to github and let the community help out. This way you can concentrate on the core of Blesta and we can worry about the translation editor.

Currently, when defining a dropdown, it's not possible to display the different elements in the dropdown using translated text, which means that unless, we use brand names, people who don't understand english may not understand some of the custom fields they're presented with.

It's not always feasible to have universal package names, so it would be great if Blesta could let us type the name in all the installed languages, just like for the descriptions

When you install a language you get a tab for the Welcome email (and emails) however no language box for the descriptions...
 
Please come with the 3.4 when the language changer comes *cough*

it could a good option if the client/visitor can select the language they want in the order form instead of the default language .
like the currency .

Bugfix to enable Blesta to work in PHP CLI mode (i.e. to enable cron jobs to run)
 
vqmod/install/index.php
Change line 65 from

require_once(\'./vqmod/vqmod.php\'); to
require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . \'/vqmod/vqmod.php\'); vqmod-2.4.1-blesta.zip

When started doing webhosting business my main concern was to offer domains to my customers at competitive prices....but that was impossible, because at that time almost every registrar offered .com domains at 10$ or around that price range.......years have passed, and my business matured, ....over the years we spend loads of money on domains, thus providing customers with good prices, and now we have access to, probably, lowest prices on the market.
 
What i personally would like is to contribute to Blesta community, by providing you newbies and pros access to low domain pricing, and to enable every Blesta user out to be able to have best domain pricing in their hosting offering.
 
I am not sure if this is against the rules of Blesta forum, so i will not put any links, before guys from Blesta give their blessing.....
 
This is just a sample pricing:

 
Ah, also, my English inst my native language.
 
Cheers

Hello,
 
As i'm now starting to understand how Blesta works I wondered if someone could help regarding domains.
 
On Boxbilling there was a section that allowed you to pick custom registrar which meant:-
 
1. Open Order Form
2. Client requests domain (eg. Blesta.com)
3. System runs a whois lookup to make sure its available
4. Sends client to check out to pay for domain.
 
You would then receive the order and could manual input the details once you had registered the domain on behalf of the customer. You also used to be able to use the custom feature for VPS, Certificates etc.
 
Is there any kind of system like this on Blesta and if so could someone please give me a guide to this? 

From business point of view I would prefer getting money first and worry about the details (CSR) later.

Hi All
 
Just like to wish everyone at Blesta and the community a Merry Christmas and a Happy (and prosperous) New Year !!!
 
Steve

Attached is the GoGetSSL module for Blesta. Special thanks to Alex at Full Ambit Networks for creating the module and giving us rights to it.
 
For now, we'll be considering it a beta module, and would appreciate any feedback you can provide.
 
You can upload the contents of the attached zip to your Blesta installation directory, and then head into Blesta's admin interface to install the module under [settings] -> [Modules] -> [Available].
gogetssl.zip

Using SSH to connect to the remote server from your module is a bad idea. If you really want to go that route, set up key based authentication. I would suggest making your own VestaCP module to provide this API interface for the functionality you need, perhaps implement the REST interface - there are lots of examples around.

Went smooth!
 
At what point are we going to be able to do the updates from within Blesta itself.  At the moment, it is a bit of a pain as you have to be logged in, download the patch/package, upload it to the server, unzip, then run install.
 
Can't wait until I can do this all from within Blesta itself and thus save a lot of time.