Daniel B

You're welcome to start one, now is a good time to start a conversation about the domain manager. The goal is to get 3.4 out pretty quickly, and focus on the domain manager for 3.5. A discussion about features and functionality would be good.

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Release Notes

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I don't really think this is something that we have to worry about.  The Blesta team knows that they want to keep things simple and smooth.  The UI Designer (Paul) prefers the less = more approach.  So if they feel a feature request would add more bloat than it would be worth, I am confident that they will turn it into an optional plugin rather than a core feature.
 
However, you also have to realize that Blesta is a billing system...and adding onto those features is going to happen and not neccesarily be added as plugins.  The example you gave is a good example I think, the ability to delete a service that has been suspended for 90 days would be a main feature and directly related to the billing system...I'd see no reason at all to have that it it's own plugin, especially when all it would need is a setting in the admin panel on whether to use it or not.
 
Blesta 3.0 is only a year old, and is not feature complete yet so I'm sure there is still plenty more "basic" features to add before we start getting into bloating the interface in my opinion.

I don't really think this is something that we have to worry about.  The Blesta team knows that they want to keep things simple and smooth.  The UI Designer (Paul) prefers the less = more approach.  So if they feel a feature request would add more bloat than it would be worth, I am confident that they will turn it into an optional plugin rather than a core feature.
 
However, you also have to realize that Blesta is a billing system...and adding onto those features is going to happen and not neccesarily be added as plugins.  The example you gave is a good example I think, the ability to delete a service that has been suspended for 90 days would be a main feature and directly related to the billing system...I'd see no reason at all to have that it it's own plugin, especially when all it would need is a setting in the admin panel on whether to use it or not.
 
Blesta 3.0 is only a year old, and is not feature complete yet so I'm sure there is still plenty more "basic" features to add before we start getting into bloating the interface in my opinion.

Personally I think if you are going to be sending a lot of mass mail and categorising it etc. then it would be much better to write a plugin to tightly integrate something like Mailchimp into Blesta which already has all these features and much more.

My monthly is a group, my owned is a group. But I do like your top screenshot, the other one I don't like as they show them anyway in sections.

I think something like the simple addition of a way to link different package groups together (associations per group?) and then the ability to get to each one from an order page would be a way to get what you are looking for.
 
For example, you can currently create an order form like this:

 
but once you pick one of those options, there is no visibile way to choose the other one (without going back).
 
Maybe just simply adding links to the associated packages to the order form would be nice.
 
For Ajax/Wizard templates could look something like this:

 
For standard template could simply make it collapsable:

Hello All
 
last week i  have accros with a particular issue , i need to change/override some CSS for certain page in blesta , like in support plugin / admin client view / admin client edit / login client / login staff . and some other pages of my own plugins/modules .
 
i heat changing the core files , so i have decided to go with vQmod , until i get the idea pombing my though . i have begin coding and coging and coding . inthe end i have GOT it working my Magic Plugin  "CSS & Javascipt Toolbox" , the idea was from a wordpress plugin .
 
NOW what my plugin can do ?
 
you need to add a image background to the login client page ? no probleme, add your css and let the plugin do it .
 
you need to ovveride some css style just in particular page ? no probleme, add your css and let the plugin do it .

you need to a jquery function in the add payment record ? no probleme, add your jquery code and let the plugin do it .
 
you need to hide some input/label/div without changinf the core file ?  ? no probleme, add your jquery code and let the plugin do it .
you need to add custom css/jquery/javascript in all client side or admin side ? no probleme, add your custom code and let the plugin do it .

how this can work in blesta ?

so is soo easy , with blesta v3.3 . my plugin search all the controllers and all the function inside the files , merge then in one array to get the location we need to use it . we check the $params againt the actual URL . if is the url we need we load the custom css/js .

first i was storing code in database , but for some reason if we have a large and huge system this can make some load , so i have changed to filesystem and the performance is so pretty .

so after the final release of v3.3 i will make it free for all . i let you with some screenshoot



 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 


 
 
Good Night
 

I think it would be nice to have, I'm all for more reports...as I'm a numbers guy and stats are always good +1

One of the main reasons I tend to choose Foundation in a lot of instances is because of it's integration with form verification right out of the box.  I do a lot with forms, and it's a huge time saver.  The pageload has never really been an issue or a thought really, neither one of them are really huge with minification done. (and I tend to strip a lot of the fluff I don't need anyway)

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One of the main reasons I tend to choose Foundation in a lot of instances is because of it's integration with form verification right out of the box.  I do a lot with forms, and it's a huge time saver.  The pageload has never really been an issue or a thought really, neither one of them are really huge with minification done. (and I tend to strip a lot of the fluff I don't need anyway)

Though, the core is a stat I don't normally pay attention to, because it's normally not helpful at all.
 
Simply saying "1 core" doesn't tell me anything.  Is that a shared core? Dedicated Core (doubt it)? 1.8ghz core? 3.3ghz core?  So if you are looking for advice on planning offerings...that's one thing I will say...give people details into what you mean by "core".

Fixed in 3.3.0-b2. CORE-1406.

Though, the core is a stat I don't normally pay attention to, because it's normally not helpful at all.
 
Simply saying "1 core" doesn't tell me anything.  Is that a shared core? Dedicated Core (doubt it)? 1.8ghz core? 3.3ghz core?  So if you are looking for advice on planning offerings...that's one thing I will say...give people details into what you mean by "core".

We are intending to extend the portal plugin into a more fully featured CMS. Adding additional links to the navigation, even if they link to external content (ie your existing website) would be best suited for this plugin most likely. You could create additional pages and enter the content in a WYSIWYG editor in Blesta, or link those pages to external content.

Nice info Paulo , I've actually been thinking about setting this up sometime soon, just haven't gotten the time...so I can start putzing around with stuff.
 
Specifically in regards to responsive frameworks question though, I've been having a hard time choosing between Foundation and Bootstrap as well for upcoming projects.  Bootstrap is definately the big player at the moment...but Foundation is very, very nice...

I started only to find a cool framework for responsive websites, and ended to find a better almost perfect IDE to build Responsive Websites + Mobile APP's
 
Thanks for all (naja7host), helping find the Perfect IDE for building Responsive Websites + Mobile APP's, and the great is that all is free
 
NetBeans (https://netbeans.org/) + Cordova (http://cordova.apache.org/)+ (SDK's of all Mobiles) = The Best Free APP Builder for Android/IOS/WINDOWS Mobile
NetBeans (https://netbeans.org/) + HTML5 = The Best IDE for building Responsive Websites
 
Many thanks to flangefrog in this post: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2973-fully-custom-blesta-order-page/#entry23967 and ofcourse some reserach what NetBeans can do that outhers dont do
 
P.S- Installing everithing on Windows 8.1 take me one full day of researching and testing/debugging, but in the end it compensates every hour spended
 
Now I can build and test in real time my APP's and/or Responsive Websites on my SmartPhone/Tablet/Browser in mutiple OS's
 
Everithing is now set to start building an APP for IOS and Android for Blesta (wen I get some free time, and finish some pending work at the office)
 
To anyone ho want to start build mobile aplications now its the time, its so easy, like a simple website (some acknowledgement in javascript/css/html ofcourse)
 
I use UNITY3D in the past but takes more time to develop than this, UNITY3D is good only for games, for app's takes alot of time

CORE-1362 fixed in 3.3.0-b2.

Softaculous have finally released a module for their software Virtualizor, you can find out more about it here: http://www.virtualizor.com/wiki/Blesta_Module

v3.3 is feature frozen, so I'd bet 3.4 or later.

That's an option!
 
Going to be working on a mass mailer and affiliate system, but maybe after that I can spec out the quote system. It will be a little more advanced that renaming drafts.

I have some spare google domains invites if anyone wants one!

Hello Again
we bring free and exclusive content , this time is the CookieCuttr plugin .
The CookieCuttr plugin wraps up the popular CookieCuttr jQuery script which is designed to provide an attractive solution to complying with EU Cookie Laws.
the plugin can  :
    Show Notice cookies use in top or bottom of pages .
    Select beetwenn 4 CSS style .
 
TODO LIST :
- show notice for guest only , or guest and client both .
- option to enable/disable the googleanalytics message 'accept/decline the analytics cookies also)
- option to Disable parts of your page and display a message .
- add privacy page to notice
- enable/disable the (reset cookies button / decline button / accept button)
- enable the notice in just certain page (order form / support ticket ...ect )
screenshoot :
 

 

 
 
the second style view on bottom of page
 

 
This Plugin is tested in our test server , no bugs at the moment .
as always the installtion steps is :
1 - download the file from client area .
2 - upload the cookiecuttr folder inside plugin directory .
3 - goto plugins , and install cookie cuttr Plugin .
4 - enjoy the free content .
Any Suggestion/Bug Please report it here .