Daniel B

Love it mate  maybe a nice place in the Contribute mate.

something like this would be better off requiring a "pin" rather than a password...4-8 digits, alphanumeric only, not case sensitive

Glad everything is working for you now mate

Well, I just finished reinstlaling blesta on my main domain, as well as testing out the extended module creation on my dev site...and both seemed to work fine this time around.  Guess I'll have to chalk this one up to a random issue with the files/database of the previous install.

You can use the logicboxes module for resellerclub (resellerclub runs on logicboxes)

ha! I got confused too.. when it said term and then it had monthly/yearly.. at first I was thinking.. the hell? I finally figured it out when Blesta told me term had to be a number.

Yeah, I removed those tags after the first try I think and it still throws the error.
 
I just double checked the html and text (they are identical) and there are no "/" anywhere in the tags.  There also isn't a / in the password.
 
about the counters...gotcha
 
If you want, I'm more than happy to give you access to my install if you need to poke around.

What do your service creation and package welcome email templates look like?

It looks like a email template issue mate, try this: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1089-suspend-error/#entry8902
 
If not hopefully Paul, Cody or Tyson can help, but I think it's a Email template issue.

+1 on both.
 
Thank you for making this.

So a department-level setting to disable emails from being sent would suffice? I'm not sure how popular this feature would be, though. Perhaps a feature request poll?

Nope because if you update the packages, the accounts don't function, you need to re-make them.

Doesn't seem to change anything on my side in ways of function, but I thought maybe it's the core version like we got when we paid, so I saved my little edit for anyone who want's to use it to.
 
It doesn't have a nice button to log into WHM (For resellers that might be bother) so here is a little tweak to do so.
 
Edit: components/modules/cpanelextended/views/default/loginto.pdt
 
With the following code:
<form method="post" action="<?php echo sprintf('https://%s:2087/login/', $this->server->meta->host_name); ?>" target="_blank" style="width: auto;"> <input type="hidden" name="user" value="<?php echo $this->fields->cpanel_username; ?>"> <input type="hidden" name="pass" value="<?php echo $this->fields->cpanel_password; ?>"> <button class="cpebutton big" type="submit" style="width: 200px;margin-left: 10px;"><img src="<?php echo $this->view_dir; ?>images/keys.png"> WHM</button> </form> <div class="clear"></div> </div> You remove the clear from the end of the other form so you can just paste this over the div.

yeah, I think it's their own special version that they've modified to automatically install whm/cpanel with about a trillion security features enabled.  Every time I got one thing fixed, there were two more things preventing things from working.  Was going on two days of messing with it and still wasn't working.  Reinstall myself and 30 minutes later I'm up and running

Finally got everything working, I ended up just reinstalling the server, OS, WHM, etc, all myself.  Apparently the "securecpanel" version of Centos that they were using for default vps provisioning is a little "too" secure.

If you wish I'd set you up an account on my server for you to fix your Blesta issue mate.

gotcha.
 
Well I've got paul helping in a ticket now.  So far I've determined it's not a firewall issue as I turned csf off completely and still happening.  The search continues

[Tools] -> [Clear Nav Cache], would be a much more obvious solution .../featurerequest

Great news, yeah Blesta only cache's the nav, so you've just re-cached it. Good to see your ready to roll mate .

Alternatively, you could have gone to [settings] -> [system] -> [staff] -> [staff Groups], clicked to edit your staff group, and re-saved the settings in order to clear the cache.

Definitely.  The logic should be able to accomodate a reasonable number of levels (maybe up to "cart contains x AND y AND not a AND not b"), but even a simple "if cart contains x AND not y THEN present offer z" would work wonders.  There are a few scenarios, but it always boils down to offer a product, with or without a discount.  We might offer a massive discount on cPanel if the customer is buying a $100 / month VPS, but a tiny discount if they're buying our $20 / month VPS.
 
If cart contains x, offer discount y on product z for # months
If cart contains x, offer discount y on product z for life
If cart contains x, suggest product z (full price)
 
If you want to make this REALLY powerful, give it the ability to adjust the promotion by day.  Tomorrow might be "Free Domain Friday", and anybody who buys a VPS gets a free domain.  Then it's "SSL Saturday", and anybody who buys a managed VPS or managed dedicated server gets a SSL certificate for only $.99.
 
This is a feature that's incredibly powerful whether implemented in its most basic form (if cart contains x, and doesn't already contain y, then offer y with a discount) or in a powerful conditional branch (if the customer buys a SSL cert AND the customer already has a VPS AND the current VPS is unmanaged AND it's Saturday THEN (IF the customer has cPanel THEN offer SSL certificate installation for $9.99, else IF the customer has no panel THEN offer SSL installation for $19.99, else IF the customer has Webmin offer SSL installation for $999.99)).  I don't believe anyone else has this -- certainly not WHMCS.  It would be a huge selling point.

Can't wait!
 
Sadly I missed pretty much all of the beta process due to changes in my business and work...but can't wait to get this implemented and getting things off the ground!

I think as soon as we release it, anyone trying it out will be a beta tester.

I don't really like the huge size of the slider image, but to each their own .  Other than that it looks very nice and sleek.

By default, Blesta uses htaccess rules to forbid access to all .pdt files.