Cody

@naja7host, why do you rely on modifying the core? You can easily create a new invoice template and simply extend the original template, without having to write much code.
 
/components/invoice_templates/custom_invoice/custom_invoice_pdf.php
<?php require_once '../default_invoice/default_invoice_pdf.php'; CustomInvoicePdf extends DefaultInvoicePdf {} /components/invoice_templates/custom_invoice/custom_invoice.php
<?php require_once '../default_invoice/default_invoice.php'; require_once 'customer_invoice_pdf.php'; CustomInvoice extends DefaultInvoice {     public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); Language::loadLang("custom_invoice", null, dirname(__FILE__) . DS . "language" . DS); }     public function setMeta($meta) { parent::setMeta($meta);                  // Load different language for this template if given         if (isset($meta['language']))             Language::loadLang("custom_invoice", $meta['language'], dirname(__FILE__) . DS . "language" . DS);         $this->pdf = new CustomInvoicePdf("P", "px", $this->meta['paper_size'], true, 'UTF-8', false, $font);                  // Set the meta data to use for this invoice         $this->pdf->meta = $this->meta;     } } Then just supply your own custom language file, you can even extend the language:
 
/components/invoice_templates/custom_invoice/language/en_us/custom_invoice.php
<?php $lang['DefaultInvoice.invoice_id_code'] = "Number:"; $lang['DefaultInvoice.date_billed'] = "Date:";

Did you uninstall a module or remove a module record after already having created the package you are trying to add a service for? If so, you need to resave the package with the correct details.

This reminds me of the Matrix, when Morpheus offers Neo the blue pill or the red pill. You can only choose one, and you only get one chance. There is no going back, no reordering.
 
Would be cool if the Order plugin supported the ability (on the order form) to limit re-orders. Of course, it would only apply to that particular order form, and only to the products listed on that order form.

This reminds me of the Matrix, when Morpheus offers Neo the blue pill or the red pill. You can only choose one, and you only get one chance. There is no going back, no reordering.
 
Would be cool if the Order plugin supported the ability (on the order form) to limit re-orders. Of course, it would only apply to that particular order form, and only to the products listed on that order form.

Sorry dude, I've got to close this. The original topic has been shown to be not a bug. If you have something else to report please open a new thread.

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We've recently released a Blesta extension installer so users of composer can install Blesta extensions into their Blesta installation.
 
This makes it super easy to install open source Blesta extensions, or your own customer proprietary extensions using a private composer repository (such as satis).
 
This installer supports the following extensions:
Plugins Modules Merchant Gateways Non-merchant Gateways Invoice Templates Reports  
See the instructions for usage in the README.
 
Note that for Plugins, Modules and Gateways, the installer simply makes these extensions available in Blesta. You still need to complete installation in Blesta, like you would normally, for each of your companies.

We've recently released a Blesta extension installer so users of composer can install Blesta extensions into their Blesta installation.
 
This makes it super easy to install open source Blesta extensions, or your own customer proprietary extensions using a private composer repository (such as satis).
 
This installer supports the following extensions:
Plugins Modules Merchant Gateways Non-merchant Gateways Invoice Templates Reports  
See the instructions for usage in the README.
 
Note that for Plugins, Modules and Gateways, the installer simply makes these extensions available in Blesta. You still need to complete installation in Blesta, like you would normally, for each of your companies.

We've recently released a Blesta extension installer so users of composer can install Blesta extensions into their Blesta installation.
 
This makes it super easy to install open source Blesta extensions, or your own customer proprietary extensions using a private composer repository (such as satis).
 
This installer supports the following extensions:
Plugins Modules Merchant Gateways Non-merchant Gateways Invoice Templates Reports  
See the instructions for usage in the README.
 
Note that for Plugins, Modules and Gateways, the installer simply makes these extensions available in Blesta. You still need to complete installation in Blesta, like you would normally, for each of your companies.

See my Post in the Extensions forum.

We've recently released a Blesta extension installer so users of composer can install Blesta extensions into their Blesta installation.
 
This makes it super easy to install open source Blesta extensions, or your own customer proprietary extensions using a private composer repository (such as satis).
 
This installer supports the following extensions:
Plugins Modules Merchant Gateways Non-merchant Gateways Invoice Templates Reports  
See the instructions for usage in the README.
 
Note that for Plugins, Modules and Gateways, the installer simply makes these extensions available in Blesta. You still need to complete installation in Blesta, like you would normally, for each of your companies.

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Yup, it's on todo list.

Yes that's what Blesta does now. I'm not stating that you can't have 1 minute cron jobs that work. I'm just saying, in practice, it's not really a good idea as the risk of a collision is high.
 
 
Plus, why have 1 minute cron jobs when you have can SMTP polling every 15 seconds?

Yes that's what Blesta does now. I'm not stating that you can't have 1 minute cron jobs that work. I'm just saying, in practice, it's not really a good idea as the risk of a collision is high.
 
 
Plus, why have 1 minute cron jobs when you have can SMTP polling every 15 seconds?

1 minute cron jobs are a bad idea. It's too easy for them to pile up and execute on top of each other.
 
If the point is to pull email from SMTP/IMAP server in near real time, create a script that runs constantly and polls the SMTP/IMAP server every 30 to 60 seconds.
 
For example:
<?php while (true) { $window = 60; $start = microtime(true); // TODO: do stuff $runtime = microtime(true) - $start; // wait until we can run again... sleep(max(0, (int) $window - $runtime)); }

1 minute cron jobs are a bad idea. It's too easy for them to pile up and execute on top of each other.
 
If the point is to pull email from SMTP/IMAP server in near real time, create a script that runs constantly and polls the SMTP/IMAP server every 30 to 60 seconds.
 
For example:
<?php while (true) { $window = 60; $start = microtime(true); // TODO: do stuff $runtime = microtime(true) - $start; // wait until we can run again... sleep(max(0, (int) $window - $runtime)); }

Hm. Blesta always added the base URI in the links. I don't think we made any changes around that recently.
 
But I do like the idea of actions opening external URLs. I think that's something we could support.
 
Could someone open a feature request?

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