joshin
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Hi Paul,
I'm aware of the difference between a deprecation warning and an actual error I should worry about. That's why there were 28 releases to PHP 7.4 before I got around to commenting about it here.
I'll worry come December when PHP 7.4 is no longer supported.
Thanks for adding it to the list. ??
-Josh
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PHP 7.4.x deprecated the function and adding the warning.
I'm currently running 7.4.27, but it's been there for a while.
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PHP incompatibility warning - Deprecated function "get_magic_quotes_gpc"
general.NOTICE: E_DEPRECATED: Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated {"code":8192,"message":"Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated","file":"/***/htdocs/plugins/phpids/lib/IDS/Monitor.php","line":325}
general.NOTICE: E_DEPRECATED: Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated {"code":8192,"message":"Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated","file":"/***/htdocs/plugins/phpids/lib/IDS/Monitor.php","line":329} -
Paul,
I'd be thrilled if you could expand the options on adding a new service from the admin control panel. That would nuke my need for recurring invoices.
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While I may not have the specific terminology down, I understand the concepts Paul (and thanks for chiming in).
None of that explains why recurring invoices can't be set up with the same option for PP subscription payments that services are.
Why not have something along the lines of:
If recurring invoice and not auto payments set up
if paying by PayPal allow magic for subscription to be set up
In my case, adding the flexibility to the manual addition of services that I bring up in a different thread would solve my issue.
Payment accounts are for merchant gateways only, and do not work with non-merchant gateways like PayPal.
The PayPal gateway supports both one-time and recurring options if configured to accept both. The client can choose whether to make a one time payment or a subscription.
With PayPal subscriptions, the payment schedule is set on order and controlled by PayPal. Using their IPN, they notify Blesta when a new payment has been made. The process is separate from Blesta after initially set up, aside from the notification to Blesta. As such, payment accounts are irrelevant.
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That's not what my clients or I see for recurring invoices. I can provide screen shots of the invoice being created on the admin side and what is seen on the client side.
Subscribe is not an option presented for paying manually created recurring invoices.
-J
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I didn't say it last time, but thanks for the help.
I don't think that would work since we often do one-offs that aren't recurring. I need to be able to do both individual payments + subscriptions.
They can, if you set-up a subscription, on the PayPal gateway select: Subscription payments only and they can only do that. To set it up all they need to do is make a payment.
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Not sure what you mean you can make it force subscriptions or allow both or force one time. Or do you mean so if they have a subscription it shows up there?
I want my clients to be able to automatically pay recurring invoices with PP like they can a credit card payment account.
I might be blind, but I couldn't find a way to do this from either the admin or the client side.
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We'll often customize our services for clients who need a small one-off on the initial deployment of service. Normally we'll set up a recurring invoice instead of adding a service.
However, recurring invoices don't seem to allow for PayPal subscriptions. If it's not possible for recurring invoices to do PP subscriptions, how about expanding the admin Add Service feature to allow us to do the following:
1) Change the setup fee2) Change the effective start date
3) Directly set the subscription price
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Is there a reason why a recurring invoice can't have the PayPal subscribe option as well?
We frequently customize plans for clients and they'd very much like to set up a PP subscription for payment.
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Hey All,
I was having a problem with the "Pay Now (No Login Required)" link being broken when using the default email templates.
While the documentation says to use the full filesystem path for the "Root Web Directory", that causes the URLs in my invoice emails to include the full file system path in the URLs.
See here: http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/System+%3E+General -> "Root Web DirectoryThe full server path to the web directory where Blesta is installed."
Other searches in the forum seemed to confirm the use of the full server path.
Am I alone in seeing this? If not, how has everyone else solved this? If so, any thoughts on what I might have done wrong? My Blesta setup is quite close to stock.
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After burning too much of a day on understanding what's going on and wrestling with mod_rewrite, I have a workaround. I'd still like to find a proper fix, but at least my clients won't be confused by being sent to my Blesta main page.
Posted here so others who encounter this can save some time and headache.
Add to .htaccess
# Fix broken Pay Now Links
RewriteCond %{Request_URI} ^<FILE SYSTEM PATH>/client/pay/method(.*)$
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^<FILESYSTEM PATH>/client/pay/method/(.*) /client/pay/method/$1 [R=301,NC,L,NE]
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I'm having the same issue. No pricing is in use on the packages in question.
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Thank you!
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Thanks!
This fixed it for me going from 5.8.0-b1 to 5.8.3