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Luis M.

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  1. I was configuring 2checkout v5 but when I reach the page to finish payment and move to 2checkout’s page, I see that the image for “pay with 2checkout” is missing. Apparently this url is no longer available https://www.2checkout.com/upload/images/paymentlogoshorizontal.png I’m attaching a screenshot
  2. Thanks! Request created https://requests.blesta.com/topic/have-blesta-set-the-correct-language-for-dates-in-invoices-and-notices
  3. I tried that and it worked! The issue gets a little more complicated if you use Blesta for clients in different countries, because in the US the format is m/d/y and in others (most of latin america, and some european even) the format would be d/m/y, and the invoice gets a little confusing. It would be nice that you can use the month's name translated according to the language your client is using, so using the default formatting would work for most (if not all) of the cases. I found these, apparently a locale can be set for dates, days of the week, and so on. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.setlocale.php Please, consider the possibility of adding this behavior to Blesta. Thanks.
  4. I have most clients set their languages in Spanish, so their invoices and email notices are generated in Spanish (no problems there). The issue is that all those notices and invoices in Spanish, show their dates (due date, invoice date, the product span) in English. This is not a big of an issue because most months names are similar in English and Spanish (at least the first 3 letters as used in here), but some months names are completely different and I imagine other languages to have very different nomenclature. Is there a way to have those dates generated in the language the client has selected? I'm attaching some screenshots of what I'm talking about. The steps to reproduce this are: - Create a client in another language - Generate an invoice - Let the invoice be sent via email to the client, and you'll see the dates. Info: Blesta: 5.2.2 Apache: 2.4.52 PHP: 7.4.27 All required php modules installed.
  5. You need to make sure that all the pdt files in the default template folder are present in the kohost folder. There could be some differences because of the different versions.
  6. I'm on 5.1.2 and using cached invoices. I usually generate invoices on the admin area or modify existing ones. But but if I select to re-cache the invoice on save (when manually editing), they are cached in the admin's language and not in the client's language. That wasn't a problem when they were generated on the fly, but now when clients want to view or download their invoices, the wrong language cached versions are provided. Steps to reproduce: 1. Enable invoice caching 2. From the admin area, choose a client with different language settings than the admin's. 3. Edit something about an invoice and select to regenerate cached version. 4. View the invoice from the admin area and from the clients panel (both are in the admin's language not in the client's one). 5. Optional.. Change the admin's language and repeat the procedure. Now the invoice is cached in the new admin's language. I think it would be better that invoices are generated, cached and re-cached in the client's language when invoice caching is enabled.
  7. I'm on 5.1.2 A. Login Problems Admins can't login to the admin area when maintenance mode is enabled and the admin user has two factor authentication enabled. Steps: 1. Enable 2 factor authentication to the admin 2. Enable maintenance mode 3. Try to start a new session on a incognito window or something like that. It returns to the login page. If you disable 2 factor authentication, the admin can start session in maintenance mode. B. UI Problem When maintenance mode is enabled, the alert banner in mobile browser overflows. I tried in safari and chrome. Landscape mode has no issues.
  8. Luis M.

    tax inclusive

    I think all items need to show their full price (tax included) and the total (also tax included). The subtotal (pre-taxes) and tax breakdown could maybe be shown below that. But I imagine there are different requirements depending on the country or region.
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