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You're right. Seems to work fine on BlackBerry 10.3

Autocorrect doesn't kick in... wondering if it's an app or a platform issue... But great to have access to forums on the go!

Hmmm... I guess we'll have to wait for B3 for the new domain manager... [sent from PauloV's mobile app on BlackBerry 10]

True, and the fact that they use a crypto lib means that we should get the new mcrypt settings and they don't have to write the backward compatibility code.

But if they set the minimum at 5.3, then they can't use all the new security settings without adding backward compatible functions.

Blesta is a billing platform, not something installed in a shared hosting environment, so +1 for PHP 5.6 support next year. 5.3 is EOL already and much slower than 5.6 which brought many security enhancements. Also, HHVM compatibility would be great

Ah, I wasn't sure. You're right, it's best to report the bug upstream directly.

plugins/phpids/lib/IDS/.htaccess # silence is golden php_flag display_errors off

You should not have naked php_flag values in .htaccess files and expect that to work with all configs. Ideally, the ones in htaccess would be in ifmodule blocks and the same settings would be added to a .user.ini file.

Thanks!

Easiest is to just pick Phonegap and an HTML5 framework like Sencha Touch. It's usually only a matter of calling the right API and organising your content using ready-made components.

Our options are quite limited when it comes to modyfing the look of an invoice or to make it compliant with local law: It seems we have to write PHP code... A better option could be to let us import OpenDocument files and use a library such as WebODF to inject the variables into the document. A example can be seen in this demo. The current limitations of the editor make it impossible today to use it in Blesta because you can't insert and manipulate tables, but that feature will eventually land and it would be awesome to have this in Blesta, like in some ERPs. About WebODF

Bahahahahah! Sorry, couldn't resist, especially in light of recent events Regarding apps, I think it's best if Blesta lets 3rd party devs take care of that. It requires different skills and they already offer all the required APIs.

That's the first place I looked for it, but maybe there could be a global setting which could be overriden by payment plugins? Also, gateways recognise the type of cards and sellers could offer something like this, if they're charged differently. V/MC 3% V Debit 1% Amex 5% That could be in V2 maybe.

Yeah, it's used to be a restriction with some merchant accounts as well, but things have changed something like 5 years ago. You see this everywhere in Europe now. Airlines use fees to be able to advertise lower fares per example.

I'm not talking about charging more. We want to pass on the real costs to our customers. It's a very common practice. Some service providers disguise it by making you buy "points".

As a service provider, I want to be able to charge transaction fees or offer a discount to my customers based on the payment method they chose and I want to clearly show which fees are associated with each payment method. Customers who need a domain name right away will not mind having to pay an extra 3% and the ones who can wait for activation will get the better price. It should be possible to show the difference as a discount or as a fee. Per example Choose a payment method : Bank transfer (-3% discount) - Credit card or Choose a payment method : Bank transfer - Credit card (+3% fee) Some gateways such as Stripe recognise fees and they can be clearly shown to customers.

If the 7000 domains are mostly gTLDs, then probably, but not by a lot. As @naja7host has mentioned, resell.biz has very good prices for gTLDs, but they're not so great for the other ones, including all the new ones. We're still missing a plugin for Netim or OVH so that we can offer most European TLDs from within Blesta.

Netim have indicated that they're only really updating their W**CS module. So their SOAP calls would have to be wrapped in a copy of the logicbox or ENOM module.

+1 for Braintree. It's good competition for Stripe, which is only available in English. It's also been purchased by PayPal and so also offers to login using Paypal at checkout. It took decades for Paypal to get recognised, so ut's a good thing to have 2 options. Test checkout https://www.braintreepayments.com/features/drop-in

There was enough credit, yes, so that situation would be very confusing for customers.

A customer is kindly asked, on the dashboard, to settle his invoice by making a payment. After clicking the button, he sees his invoice, which is already ticked and clicks continue. On the "make payment" page, there are 2 distinct zones one with several "payment options" a tick box inviting the user to use his credits The user ticks the box and clicks on "review and confirm". Blesta does not let him continue and prints the following message

Yes, so far, so good . I had forgotten that we had integrated the route changes in the script, so the standard call could not work.

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Check the CORE issue, they're talking about this.