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Reference this thread: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1157-domain-always-not-available-to-register/

This is assigned to CORE-628 and is a blocker for 3.1. Packages will be drag-n-drop sortable within their groups. ie, under Packages > Groups, click a group, and drag-n-drop the packages within the expandable area. A similar method for sorting configurable options will be in 3.1 as well.

We are looking into this, but any solution is unlikely to be in 3.0.4 as that will probably be out today. We will release any updates to the module on the forums as soon as we have something to test.

Because the import utility is a plugin and ran under Company Settings, you can import data into multiple companies. So, you could theoretically dump your live database and import into 2 new temporary databases.. then edit each of these to remove clients you don't want in one or the other. Then, you can import from each of these databases from the proper company in v3.

3.0.4 will be released today or tomorrow

3.0.4 will just be a Maintenance version which will fix bugs mate. You are probably waiting for 3.1.0 which has some cool features to come. I don't know more than more great features will be here. 3.0.4 probably will be the Thursday this week.

mailto links in the Support Manager Ticket Updated email templates have been fixed in CORE-804 for v3.0.4 of Blesta.

Are you using the API SDK to handle this, or are you calling models directly? Validation errors are set when input fails validation, and you can access them by calling the errors() method, e.g. <?php ... // Set input vars $vars = array(); // Attempt to create the client $client_id = $this->Clients->add($vars); // Show any validation errors if (($errors = $this->Clients->errors()) { print_r($errors); die; } ... ?> You may want to also take a look at the source docs if you haven't already.

I find scrolling results incredibly annoying, especially when looking for things that I know are 10 pages away. I find it much easier to click a pagination link to go to page 10, and look around page 9/10/11 than scroll down and search. But of course, that's just me. This idea is still pagination though. Your scrolling just acts as the event to fetch more results. It's the 90s with a twist.