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  1. To be fair Blesta, from what I can gather, doesn't use stream wrappers anyways, thus the dependency on cURL on install.  So, they won't benefit any from that regardless.

    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.
  2. 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
     

    WebODF is a JavaScript library that makes it easy to add Open Document Format (ODF) support to your website and to your mobile or desktop application. It uses HTML and CSS to display ODF documents.

     

    WebODF uses clean JavaScript code with no external dependencies. This keeps the size small and quick to load, but also makes sure that there are no restrictions on the web framework: WebODF can be combined with any web framework.

     

  3. For  iOS , because everybody use iOS the leading OS for phone.

    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.

  4. Where would you suggest this option be made available, for each payment gateway?

    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.

  5. 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.

     

  6. 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

    1. one with several "payment options"
    2. 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

    "Please select a payment option."

     

     

  7. with some research i found that the TCPDF has a option to embeded only the caractere used in the pdf with the $pdf->setFontSubsetting(true);

    i don't yet tested or searched in blesta side , but we will watign the blesta staff to confirm us this option is already in the pdf warapper or not .

    i do't have time to fetch the TCPDF genarating pdf in blesta to how how it work , but i belive the staff can reponse to save me hours of testing :)

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

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