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added this task to my  new plugin "admin tools" , then the admins can change the text without go to phpmyadmin

Would a moderator be able to move this topic to the feature requests forum please?
 
I've been playing around with the buttons again, now that the order form page has been updated in 3.2. So now I'm using the following buttons:
 

https://www.paypalobjects.com/webstatic/en_US/btn/btn_paynow_cc_144x47.png
 

https://www.paypalobjects.com/webstatic/en_US/btn/btn_subscribe_cc_147x47.png
 
Which results in the order form looking like:

 
For comparison, it originally looked like:

 
But what (in my opinion) previously looked so unprofessional was the pay invoice page:

 
Now it looks like:

(all the buttons match and line up)
 
All I did was change the URLs to the images in /components/gateways/nonmerchant/paypal_payments_standard/views/default/process.pdt. Would Blesta consider making these buttons standard please, as my alternative PayPal buttons are neater and more helpful to users? 

Thank you very much everyone; you have all helped me get to the bottom of this.
 
So when the plugin is installed, it takes the entry in the language file I mentioned and writes it to the database in table:
plugin_actions In this table you will find 2 rows with these entries in the "action" column:
nav_primary_client nav_primary_staff (self-explanatory)
 
and these 2 rows will have the "support" text in the "name" column. Just go ahead and alter the text in the "name" column for the rows. Like so:
 

 
Then clear your cache by deleting the "1" folder from the cache folder (eg. blesta_install_dir/cache/1/) (or use the emptycache plugin by naja7host) and reload the page.

Thank you very much everyone; you have all helped me get to the bottom of this.
 
So when the plugin is installed, it takes the entry in the language file I mentioned and writes it to the database in table:
plugin_actions In this table you will find 2 rows with these entries in the "action" column:
nav_primary_client nav_primary_staff (self-explanatory)
 
and these 2 rows will have the "support" text in the "name" column. Just go ahead and alter the text in the "name" column for the rows. Like so:
 

 
Then clear your cache by deleting the "1" folder from the cache folder (eg. blesta_install_dir/cache/1/) (or use the emptycache plugin by naja7host) and reload the page.

It is the intended behavior for attachments to not be sent out via email, and instead users should login to view the ticket and download them.
 
A new email template tag may be useful to determine whether there are any attachments, and the template can be updated to indicate that the user should view the ticket in the UI to download the attachments. CORE-1274

As Licensecart mentioned, this isn't a bug with Blesta. This is how your browser renders textareas--it removes both the first and last line break.
 
This is so that you can write something like the following in HTML:
<textarea name="input"> This sentence has a line break before and after it, which are both automatically removed by the browser. </textarea> ..and it will display it as one line, which is identical to:
<textarea name="input">This sentence has no line breaks</textarea> The work-around, as you already discovered, is to use two line-breaks at the beginning or at the end of your text in the textarea, which will display one line-break before or after the text, respectively.
 
I'll close this thread as not a bug.

It becomes apparent when you create a custom theme with stark colours to differentiate between "Navigation Text Color" and "Navigation Text Active Color" that the "Return to portal" and "Log in" buttons are back to front in their colours. 
 
To illustrate, I create a theme with these colours for the Navigation text:
 
It appears like this:
 
As you can see, the "Return to portal" and "Log in" buttons are using the "Navigation Text Active Color" even though they are not active (in contrast, the bar underneath is behaving correctly).
 
When looking in the CSS (app\views\client\default\css\theme.css), if you look carefully it is apparent that it is back to front in the code. As it stands, this is how the code is:
 
.login_sec .button a { color:#theme_navigation_text_active_color;}
.login_sec .button a:hover { color:#theme_navigation_text_color;}
 
However, it should be:
 
.login_sec .button a { color:#theme_navigation_text_color;}
.login_sec .button a:hover { color:#theme_navigation_text_active_color;}  
 
With the css corrected, the "Return to portal" and "Log in" then use the correct colours:
 

That looks to be the one - thank you so much. I will play with that on Monday and report back.

The domain plugin belongs to CORE-818. I've added a note to the task regarding domain privacy. The plugin would likely give the client the ability to disable and re-enable privacy protection as is often necessary (when purchasing an SSL certificate that requires verification for example). The price and ability to purchase the privacy protection would likely be set up through a configurable option, and the module / plugin would provision it automatically.

I would say that it would be nice to have this in the new Domain Plugins, which will have a new pricing table. Maybe like a section about Privacy Protection and a box where you can put a price in it.

Hello again Blestars   Article updated to support new Blesta 3.2 with Bootstrap (25-04-2014)   We see that are many clients that use, or want to use Wordpress and integrate Blesta, but dont know to, here is a few tips on how to     1º- Install Wordpress (If you dont have alredy installed)   2º- Go to your wordpress admin an click on Pages->Add New   3º-  - Enter the Title you want ex: "My Blesta" - Click on "Text" and add the code below (change the URL "http://your-blesta-domain-instalation/" below to fit your blesta domain and folder instalation)  :   <div style="width: 500px !important; height: 600px !important; padding: 10px !important"> <iframe style="width: 500px !important; height: 600px !important; padding: 10px !important" frameborder="0" frameborder="0" src="http://your-blesta-domain-instalation/"></iframe> </div> - Click on "Publish" and enjoy
    If you have a problem, just post your wordpress Blesta Integration, and we can help you changing your template to fit.   There are outher alternatives, but it needs more compability and more work, but for now this is the easy way     Regards, PV

That's only an option when creating payment accounts.

Mike is right.    I've found the video which Paul did explaining it:
 
http://videos.blesta.com/video/64763991

Just thought I'd show what I'm working on!
 
Just redesigned my whole site in the last week or so here; https://tinyhost.co
 
And will be slowly integrating Blesta more into the same design shortly, mostly the same so far; https://tinyhost.co/clients/
 

We will definitely be building a KB, the problem is that we have a really big list of things to do and it's not ranking up there very high at the moment. It will most likely be released as an update to the "Support Manager" plugin, which is the current ticket system. This will allow us to do some cool things like recommend certain KB entries when a user is about to open a ticket by scanning their question against KB tags.