PauloV

it would be more professional and simple if Blesta change how the quantity field is rendered now . a more simple quantity filed  should be more elegant and all device compatible . something like this sample

sample code
https://bootsnipp.com/snippets/dGWP
 
 
 
 

is possible to ad anew currency format for the fallowing style
'####,##'
'####.##'
the actual format has a space between numbers like '# ###,##' .
 

Hello blestars
My 2 cents on this mater  
We are ditching cPanel for good, mass migrations servers to Virtualmin, the Virtualmin handle 100% cPanel Backups restore witout any issues and so we only need to point the DNS's to the new servers

We only made a few changes on Virtualmin. On Webmin, we add ports 2096/2097 to redirect to Usermin port 2000 and 2086/2087/2082/2083 ports to Virtualmin port 10000

We also pré-installed on the hostname phpMyAdmin and RoundCube with the Mobile Theme (https://github.com/messagerie-melanie2/Roundcube-Plugin-Mobile) to all users have normal acess to a known Webmail and MariaDB Database managment  (Virtualmin alredy bring there own DataBase Managmente and Webmail software). and add a Link on Usermin Painel to open RoundCube Webmail
Finally we add CSF Firewall like so:
cd /usr/src rm -fv csf.tgz wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz tar -xzf csf.tgz cd csf sh install.sh - Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules > From local file > /etc/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install Module (sometimes because the webmin cache we have to make this step twice)
After you install the module, you can simply log in to Virtualmin, chick on Webmin (top left) and then: System > ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Also we add PHP verions 5.4, 5.6, 7.2 (now by default virtualmin alredy brings php 5.4 and 7.2) 
#we install remi repository to add more php versions and modules yum install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm yum install php56 php56-php-bcmath php56-php-cli php56-php-devel php56-php-fpm php56-php-gd php56-php-mbstring php56-php-mysqlnd php56-php-opcache php56-php-pdo php56-php-pspell php56-php-xmlrpc php56-php-memcached php56-php-iconv php56-php-zlib php56-php-mcrypt php56-php-simplexml #you cann add/remove extensions abose :)  
We also add ioncube like so:
cd /usr/local wget https://downloads.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip unzip ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip rm ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip And add to php.ini on Virtualmin the line for exemple for php7.2
zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_7.2.so To start migrate you can do it on Virtualmin GUI or on CLI, on CLI (https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/id%2Cvirtualmin_for_cpanel_users) you can make a batch file with mass import in a very easy way like so:
virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file.tar.gz --user cpanel_username_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password_here' --webmin #for multiple just add a .sh file with a somethin like this: virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file1.tar.gz --user cpanel_username1_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password1_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file2.tar.gz --user cpanel_username2_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password2_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file3.tar.gz --user cpanel_username3_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password3_here' --webmin #and so on... Its more easy and less troblen then DirectAdmin, Plesk or even Interworx
Common problems after migration:
#Error 500
.htacess file with the directive "Options +FollowSymlinks" just comment that line
#Rong php version (client can change PHP on Virtualmin painel)
#Some notes for anyonw that never try Virtualmin/Webmin
Virtualmin/Webmin (port 10000) Root = WHM (so many features that in the first time we "lost" inside, but the more time we spent the more you will likeit, its a lot better and more mature then cPanel)
Virtulmin/Webmin User (port 10000) = cPanel (A lot more options than cPanel)
Usermin = Webmail (but with a loit more option like POP/IMAP external emails sincronizing and SPAM filters more advanced than cPanel)
The only thing is that dosent support CloudLinux (its not a downside) and dosent support Softaculous (Virtualmin has is own Software inside that you can add toyr own scripts or buy the Pro License that is 200$ per year with unlimited accounts)
The GPL verion dosent support Reseller accounts, but you can bypass this if you dont want to spend now any money, just creat on Webmin New users with permissions to only acess there clients accounts, is like a Reseller accouny but witout any limit on creating, or do it like us and create for each reseller a VPS or CLOUD server for that reseller maybe is cheper than buy a Virtualmin Pro license, on this critical fase  
Any problems or any douths you can ask me and I will try to fill in  

P.S- We are migrating more than 5k clients from cPanel to Virtualmin and we have tested a lot Virtualmin since last year iin migrations and compability (we have several CLOUD on production with dozens of clients with CentoS 7 + Virtualmin), because of our new CLOUD platform that we have created. 

Hello blestars
My 2 cents on this mater  
We are ditching cPanel for good, mass migrations servers to Virtualmin, the Virtualmin handle 100% cPanel Backups restore witout any issues and so we only need to point the DNS's to the new servers

We only made a few changes on Virtualmin. On Webmin, we add ports 2096/2097 to redirect to Usermin port 2000 and 2086/2087/2082/2083 ports to Virtualmin port 10000

We also pré-installed on the hostname phpMyAdmin and RoundCube with the Mobile Theme (https://github.com/messagerie-melanie2/Roundcube-Plugin-Mobile) to all users have normal acess to a known Webmail and MariaDB Database managment  (Virtualmin alredy bring there own DataBase Managmente and Webmail software). and add a Link on Usermin Painel to open RoundCube Webmail
Finally we add CSF Firewall like so:
cd /usr/src rm -fv csf.tgz wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz tar -xzf csf.tgz cd csf sh install.sh - Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules > From local file > /etc/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install Module (sometimes because the webmin cache we have to make this step twice)
After you install the module, you can simply log in to Virtualmin, chick on Webmin (top left) and then: System > ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Also we add PHP verions 5.4, 5.6, 7.2 (now by default virtualmin alredy brings php 5.4 and 7.2) 
#we install remi repository to add more php versions and modules yum install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm yum install php56 php56-php-bcmath php56-php-cli php56-php-devel php56-php-fpm php56-php-gd php56-php-mbstring php56-php-mysqlnd php56-php-opcache php56-php-pdo php56-php-pspell php56-php-xmlrpc php56-php-memcached php56-php-iconv php56-php-zlib php56-php-mcrypt php56-php-simplexml #you cann add/remove extensions abose :)  
We also add ioncube like so:
cd /usr/local wget https://downloads.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip unzip ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip rm ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip And add to php.ini on Virtualmin the line for exemple for php7.2
zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_7.2.so To start migrate you can do it on Virtualmin GUI or on CLI, on CLI (https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/id%2Cvirtualmin_for_cpanel_users) you can make a batch file with mass import in a very easy way like so:
virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file.tar.gz --user cpanel_username_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password_here' --webmin #for multiple just add a .sh file with a somethin like this: virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file1.tar.gz --user cpanel_username1_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password1_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file2.tar.gz --user cpanel_username2_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password2_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file3.tar.gz --user cpanel_username3_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password3_here' --webmin #and so on... Its more easy and less troblen then DirectAdmin, Plesk or even Interworx
Common problems after migration:
#Error 500
.htacess file with the directive "Options +FollowSymlinks" just comment that line
#Rong php version (client can change PHP on Virtualmin painel)
#Some notes for anyonw that never try Virtualmin/Webmin
Virtualmin/Webmin (port 10000) Root = WHM (so many features that in the first time we "lost" inside, but the more time we spent the more you will likeit, its a lot better and more mature then cPanel)
Virtulmin/Webmin User (port 10000) = cPanel (A lot more options than cPanel)
Usermin = Webmail (but with a loit more option like POP/IMAP external emails sincronizing and SPAM filters more advanced than cPanel)
The only thing is that dosent support CloudLinux (its not a downside) and dosent support Softaculous (Virtualmin has is own Software inside that you can add toyr own scripts or buy the Pro License that is 200$ per year with unlimited accounts)
The GPL verion dosent support Reseller accounts, but you can bypass this if you dont want to spend now any money, just creat on Webmin New users with permissions to only acess there clients accounts, is like a Reseller accouny but witout any limit on creating, or do it like us and create for each reseller a VPS or CLOUD server for that reseller maybe is cheper than buy a Virtualmin Pro license, on this critical fase  
Any problems or any douths you can ask me and I will try to fill in  

P.S- We are migrating more than 5k clients from cPanel to Virtualmin and we have tested a lot Virtualmin since last year iin migrations and compability (we have several CLOUD on production with dozens of clients with CentoS 7 + Virtualmin), because of our new CLOUD platform that we have created. 

Hello blestars
My 2 cents on this mater  
We are ditching cPanel for good, mass migrations servers to Virtualmin, the Virtualmin handle 100% cPanel Backups restore witout any issues and so we only need to point the DNS's to the new servers

We only made a few changes on Virtualmin. On Webmin, we add ports 2096/2097 to redirect to Usermin port 2000 and 2086/2087/2082/2083 ports to Virtualmin port 10000

We also pré-installed on the hostname phpMyAdmin and RoundCube with the Mobile Theme (https://github.com/messagerie-melanie2/Roundcube-Plugin-Mobile) to all users have normal acess to a known Webmail and MariaDB Database managment  (Virtualmin alredy bring there own DataBase Managmente and Webmail software). and add a Link on Usermin Painel to open RoundCube Webmail
Finally we add CSF Firewall like so:
cd /usr/src rm -fv csf.tgz wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz tar -xzf csf.tgz cd csf sh install.sh - Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules > From local file > /etc/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install Module (sometimes because the webmin cache we have to make this step twice)
After you install the module, you can simply log in to Virtualmin, chick on Webmin (top left) and then: System > ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Also we add PHP verions 5.4, 5.6, 7.2 (now by default virtualmin alredy brings php 5.4 and 7.2) 
#we install remi repository to add more php versions and modules yum install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm yum install php56 php56-php-bcmath php56-php-cli php56-php-devel php56-php-fpm php56-php-gd php56-php-mbstring php56-php-mysqlnd php56-php-opcache php56-php-pdo php56-php-pspell php56-php-xmlrpc php56-php-memcached php56-php-iconv php56-php-zlib php56-php-mcrypt php56-php-simplexml #you cann add/remove extensions abose :)  
We also add ioncube like so:
cd /usr/local wget https://downloads.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip unzip ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip rm ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip And add to php.ini on Virtualmin the line for exemple for php7.2
zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_7.2.so To start migrate you can do it on Virtualmin GUI or on CLI, on CLI (https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/id%2Cvirtualmin_for_cpanel_users) you can make a batch file with mass import in a very easy way like so:
virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file.tar.gz --user cpanel_username_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password_here' --webmin #for multiple just add a .sh file with a somethin like this: virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file1.tar.gz --user cpanel_username1_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password1_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file2.tar.gz --user cpanel_username2_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password2_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file3.tar.gz --user cpanel_username3_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password3_here' --webmin #and so on... Its more easy and less troblen then DirectAdmin, Plesk or even Interworx
Common problems after migration:
#Error 500
.htacess file with the directive "Options +FollowSymlinks" just comment that line
#Rong php version (client can change PHP on Virtualmin painel)
#Some notes for anyonw that never try Virtualmin/Webmin
Virtualmin/Webmin (port 10000) Root = WHM (so many features that in the first time we "lost" inside, but the more time we spent the more you will likeit, its a lot better and more mature then cPanel)
Virtulmin/Webmin User (port 10000) = cPanel (A lot more options than cPanel)
Usermin = Webmail (but with a loit more option like POP/IMAP external emails sincronizing and SPAM filters more advanced than cPanel)
The only thing is that dosent support CloudLinux (its not a downside) and dosent support Softaculous (Virtualmin has is own Software inside that you can add toyr own scripts or buy the Pro License that is 200$ per year with unlimited accounts)
The GPL verion dosent support Reseller accounts, but you can bypass this if you dont want to spend now any money, just creat on Webmin New users with permissions to only acess there clients accounts, is like a Reseller accouny but witout any limit on creating, or do it like us and create for each reseller a VPS or CLOUD server for that reseller maybe is cheper than buy a Virtualmin Pro license, on this critical fase  
Any problems or any douths you can ask me and I will try to fill in  

P.S- We are migrating more than 5k clients from cPanel to Virtualmin and we have tested a lot Virtualmin since last year iin migrations and compability (we have several CLOUD on production with dozens of clients with CentoS 7 + Virtualmin), because of our new CLOUD platform that we have created. 

Welcome back again ?
in my opinion the renewal price is a good addition, sometimes you need to make a promo without offering promo code, this way you can offer promo for renewal or registering with a easy way. it left now the transfer price wit the same logic as renew price, the transfer price will be only used in order form as it happen only the first time of contract. after making a unified commands for domains modules will solve all other issues, after this two steps we can release our custom order form to the community. (used here https://nh.ma) we can't release it as we have some tweak in our modules and some core files .
 

and the important thing is blesta has module for virtualmin, maybe someone can create a importer/migrator from cPanel module to virtualmin
 

Hello blestars
My 2 cents on this mater  
We are ditching cPanel for good, mass migrations servers to Virtualmin, the Virtualmin handle 100% cPanel Backups restore witout any issues and so we only need to point the DNS's to the new servers

We only made a few changes on Virtualmin. On Webmin, we add ports 2096/2097 to redirect to Usermin port 2000 and 2086/2087/2082/2083 ports to Virtualmin port 10000

We also pré-installed on the hostname phpMyAdmin and RoundCube with the Mobile Theme (https://github.com/messagerie-melanie2/Roundcube-Plugin-Mobile) to all users have normal acess to a known Webmail and MariaDB Database managment  (Virtualmin alredy bring there own DataBase Managmente and Webmail software). and add a Link on Usermin Painel to open RoundCube Webmail
Finally we add CSF Firewall like so:
cd /usr/src rm -fv csf.tgz wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz tar -xzf csf.tgz cd csf sh install.sh - Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules > From local file > /etc/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install Module (sometimes because the webmin cache we have to make this step twice)
After you install the module, you can simply log in to Virtualmin, chick on Webmin (top left) and then: System > ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Also we add PHP verions 5.4, 5.6, 7.2 (now by default virtualmin alredy brings php 5.4 and 7.2) 
#we install remi repository to add more php versions and modules yum install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm yum install php56 php56-php-bcmath php56-php-cli php56-php-devel php56-php-fpm php56-php-gd php56-php-mbstring php56-php-mysqlnd php56-php-opcache php56-php-pdo php56-php-pspell php56-php-xmlrpc php56-php-memcached php56-php-iconv php56-php-zlib php56-php-mcrypt php56-php-simplexml #you cann add/remove extensions abose :)  
We also add ioncube like so:
cd /usr/local wget https://downloads.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip unzip ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip rm ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip And add to php.ini on Virtualmin the line for exemple for php7.2
zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_7.2.so To start migrate you can do it on Virtualmin GUI or on CLI, on CLI (https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/id%2Cvirtualmin_for_cpanel_users) you can make a batch file with mass import in a very easy way like so:
virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file.tar.gz --user cpanel_username_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password_here' --webmin #for multiple just add a .sh file with a somethin like this: virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file1.tar.gz --user cpanel_username1_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password1_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file2.tar.gz --user cpanel_username2_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password2_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file3.tar.gz --user cpanel_username3_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password3_here' --webmin #and so on... Its more easy and less troblen then DirectAdmin, Plesk or even Interworx
Common problems after migration:
#Error 500
.htacess file with the directive "Options +FollowSymlinks" just comment that line
#Rong php version (client can change PHP on Virtualmin painel)
#Some notes for anyonw that never try Virtualmin/Webmin
Virtualmin/Webmin (port 10000) Root = WHM (so many features that in the first time we "lost" inside, but the more time we spent the more you will likeit, its a lot better and more mature then cPanel)
Virtulmin/Webmin User (port 10000) = cPanel (A lot more options than cPanel)
Usermin = Webmail (but with a loit more option like POP/IMAP external emails sincronizing and SPAM filters more advanced than cPanel)
The only thing is that dosent support CloudLinux (its not a downside) and dosent support Softaculous (Virtualmin has is own Software inside that you can add toyr own scripts or buy the Pro License that is 200$ per year with unlimited accounts)
The GPL verion dosent support Reseller accounts, but you can bypass this if you dont want to spend now any money, just creat on Webmin New users with permissions to only acess there clients accounts, is like a Reseller accouny but witout any limit on creating, or do it like us and create for each reseller a VPS or CLOUD server for that reseller maybe is cheper than buy a Virtualmin Pro license, on this critical fase  
Any problems or any douths you can ask me and I will try to fill in  

P.S- We are migrating more than 5k clients from cPanel to Virtualmin and we have tested a lot Virtualmin since last year iin migrations and compability (we have several CLOUD on production with dozens of clients with CentoS 7 + Virtualmin), because of our new CLOUD platform that we have created. 

Hello blestars
My 2 cents on this mater  
We are ditching cPanel for good, mass migrations servers to Virtualmin, the Virtualmin handle 100% cPanel Backups restore witout any issues and so we only need to point the DNS's to the new servers

We only made a few changes on Virtualmin. On Webmin, we add ports 2096/2097 to redirect to Usermin port 2000 and 2086/2087/2082/2083 ports to Virtualmin port 10000

We also pré-installed on the hostname phpMyAdmin and RoundCube with the Mobile Theme (https://github.com/messagerie-melanie2/Roundcube-Plugin-Mobile) to all users have normal acess to a known Webmail and MariaDB Database managment  (Virtualmin alredy bring there own DataBase Managmente and Webmail software). and add a Link on Usermin Painel to open RoundCube Webmail
Finally we add CSF Firewall like so:
cd /usr/src rm -fv csf.tgz wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz tar -xzf csf.tgz cd csf sh install.sh - Install the csf webmin module in:
Webmin > Webmin Configuration > Webmin Modules > From local file > /etc/csf/csfwebmin.tgz > Install Module (sometimes because the webmin cache we have to make this step twice)
After you install the module, you can simply log in to Virtualmin, chick on Webmin (top left) and then: System > ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Also we add PHP verions 5.4, 5.6, 7.2 (now by default virtualmin alredy brings php 5.4 and 7.2) 
#we install remi repository to add more php versions and modules yum install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm yum install php56 php56-php-bcmath php56-php-cli php56-php-devel php56-php-fpm php56-php-gd php56-php-mbstring php56-php-mysqlnd php56-php-opcache php56-php-pdo php56-php-pspell php56-php-xmlrpc php56-php-memcached php56-php-iconv php56-php-zlib php56-php-mcrypt php56-php-simplexml #you cann add/remove extensions abose :)  
We also add ioncube like so:
cd /usr/local wget https://downloads.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip unzip ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip rm ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.zip And add to php.ini on Virtualmin the line for exemple for php7.2
zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_7.2.so To start migrate you can do it on Virtualmin GUI or on CLI, on CLI (https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/id%2Cvirtualmin_for_cpanel_users) you can make a batch file with mass import in a very easy way like so:
virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file.tar.gz --user cpanel_username_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password_here' --webmin #for multiple just add a .sh file with a somethin like this: virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file1.tar.gz --user cpanel_username1_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password1_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file2.tar.gz --user cpanel_username2_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password2_here' --webmin virtualmin migrate-domain --type cpanel --source /home/cpanel_username_backup_file3.tar.gz --user cpanel_username3_here --pass 'cpanel_username_password3_here' --webmin #and so on... Its more easy and less troblen then DirectAdmin, Plesk or even Interworx
Common problems after migration:
#Error 500
.htacess file with the directive "Options +FollowSymlinks" just comment that line
#Rong php version (client can change PHP on Virtualmin painel)
#Some notes for anyonw that never try Virtualmin/Webmin
Virtualmin/Webmin (port 10000) Root = WHM (so many features that in the first time we "lost" inside, but the more time we spent the more you will likeit, its a lot better and more mature then cPanel)
Virtulmin/Webmin User (port 10000) = cPanel (A lot more options than cPanel)
Usermin = Webmail (but with a loit more option like POP/IMAP external emails sincronizing and SPAM filters more advanced than cPanel)
The only thing is that dosent support CloudLinux (its not a downside) and dosent support Softaculous (Virtualmin has is own Software inside that you can add toyr own scripts or buy the Pro License that is 200$ per year with unlimited accounts)
The GPL verion dosent support Reseller accounts, but you can bypass this if you dont want to spend now any money, just creat on Webmin New users with permissions to only acess there clients accounts, is like a Reseller accouny but witout any limit on creating, or do it like us and create for each reseller a VPS or CLOUD server for that reseller maybe is cheper than buy a Virtualmin Pro license, on this critical fase  
Any problems or any douths you can ask me and I will try to fill in  

P.S- We are migrating more than 5k clients from cPanel to Virtualmin and we have tested a lot Virtualmin since last year iin migrations and compability (we have several CLOUD on production with dozens of clients with CentoS 7 + Virtualmin), because of our new CLOUD platform that we have created. 

@Paul i see, you have given the renewal pricing option in 4.6
but there is no one commenting in this thread, if the domain manager is working as expected
if any one would let the community know about this, would be of great importance

Welcome back @PauloV Good to see you!  

@Paul Thanks
@netflim
Hello,
I didnt update, but if you need some customisation just ask me on PM
Regards,

Have you tried the OpenSRS module available from here:?
 We do have a Vultr module, which supports the application installation images. No AWS integration at the moment.
How did you hear about Blesta?

The renew price option in 4.6 is one of the core updates required for the domain manager, and can be used now to support a separate new and renew price for domains in the current system. A separate transfer price and better support for domains is coming. While I don't have an ETA yet, we have been making progress. I know that it's highly requested, and much needed, and our 4.6 release puts us 1 step closer in terms of underlying core functionality to support the domain manager.

may be @Blesta Addons, would be able to make a module/plugin to help us
i do not see many around with better knowledge?

we can't do anything, this need a modification in the core files, and we didn't encourage  the core files modification or hacking .
after the renewal price option, the next step i think is the unification of command in all domains modules, like getNameservers() , setNameservers(array $vars = null), getWhoisContact($type = 'all') ,  getEppCode(), setEppCode($epp) .... something like that .... or the second option that i can think about is to create a new module called for example domain manager, inside the module the option to add registrars and then extend the module command from the registrar class, the same login as modules with their functions, but finally Blesta who decide what is the best .

PM answered 

Overwrite the files and click update.

from my  case i use, but the only issue i have that the select value is not in traslate mode like the field value . in your case, Please Select will not be translated when the client change language, instead of gender we can put it in language file and make it translatable .

It's in progress, thank you for your patience. The first phase, to be included with version 4.3 ASAP, will have everything you need to make it easy to comply with any requests you may receive. If you receive any requests prior to our release of 4.3, let us know and we will help. It's still possible to comply, but is a little more manual.

GDPR , in some years in the future,  will be a universal feature.
We have in our TODO list a plugin called Cancel My Account, specially for this purpose, but we wait to see if blesta will come with something in the core, if not we will be forced to develop it.

Yes, this is not only related to Blesta, but in all my life .

How do you know that? This thread is 2 years old now, we may have the same discussion next year.

Any update in domains and multi pricing system ? Any ETA? It seem like this will released on the 4th Q in 2018 !!!!

i don't want to hear this, it hurt me psycho . os prefer listen soon even if it will be done in the next 10 years .