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  1. Client > dashboard (Invoice) > Pay

     

    ... then nothing. :huh:

     

    See attached.

     

    I don't understand the "instead" message. And I can't click the radio button.

    Continue is just an error: You must select a payment method.

     

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  2. The contact's username is what must be unique. You could use the same email address for multiple contacts so long as your username is not your email address. In this case the contact would need to login to each account separately using a separate username, but can receive all notices to the same email address.

     

    Okay, that's a passable workaround. (Though still not ideal.)

     

    user = john-site1

    email = johm@me

     

    user = john-site2

    email = john@me

     

    Thanks. :)

  3. OT: Yeah, I saw that on Christmas. It's what I expected -- silly. :lol:

     

    Although I've coded sites since the 90s, and dev'd php since the 2000s, I shun the idea that I'm an expert in any way. However, I may be able to bring some of what I do know to Blesta. The deeper I look, the cleaner and easier it looks. Although I've griped a lot lately, it is clean code -- I'l give them that.

  4. Well, yeah -- removed as in "removed from the features" (not the exact code).

     

    When I re-write something, I don't leave anything out that was already there. Assuming it's not intentionally left out. (And I doubt this was left out due to lack of demand. It was simply put off until later -- and later never came.)

     

    I know they're not super devs. I'm not either. But it's also frustrating that I bought 3 based on 2, and was told of "coming features" -- not "lost features". It took a entire year for the promised feature (prorata) to finally appear.

     

    I wouldn't gripe as much if this were open-source software. But it's not -- it's payware. Let's not forget that.

     

    However, that said, I think it does have the best community (because of people like you), and therefore find it more appealing than others. I'm not all that fond of WHMCS (security issues, money-grubbers selling $hitty addons), nor ClientExec (sparse, unanswered posts), nor Parallels (so many unanswered questions!)

     

    At this point, I tend to wonder if PauloV can at least code the 'service list' into his Support Manager Pro plugin. I'm 100% unfamilar with Blesta code right now, otherwise I'd help him. (Maybe later I can.)

  5. This was in the Support Manager Pro plugin all along -- but nobody has ever mentioned it.

     

    In support_managerpro\language\en_us\support_managerpro_tickets.php

    // Priorities
    $lang['SupportManagerproTickets.priority.emergency'] = "Emergency";
    $lang['SupportManagerproTickets.priority.critical'] = "Critical";
    $lang['SupportManagerproTickets.priority.high'] = "High";
    $lang['SupportManagerproTickets.priority.medium'] = "Medium";
    $lang['SupportManagerproTickets.priority.low'] = "Low";
    

    There's 5 priorities that can be changed to 5 common issues. While that's not the ideal solution, it's better than nothing (for now).

     

    I wonder if this plugin can add that function? Hmm...

  6. I don't understand. How can it have nothing to do with clients?

     

    Client1 ads contact. Yay it, works.

    Client2 want to add the same person as a contact. Boo, it doesn't.

     

    ^ That's the 1st issue.

     

    The 2nd issue is the selection of the affected service for the ticket. CORE-450 confirmed what I remembered, that it was part of Blesta 2. Not sure why it was removed.

     

    Now take issues 1 + 2.

     

    The secondary contact person need to be able to select a service as well, so the support person knows which account is affected.

     

    That explanation is easy enough, I think. I hope.

    The actual implementation shouldn't be that difficult either. 

     

    These are fairly minor code addition/edit/tweak compared to something like a SolusVM (or whatever) integration with those APIs. It's not a total ground-up code write.

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