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This issue does not appear to affect Firefox 29, so I'm going to mark CORE-1079 as an issue we won't fix in Blesta. The solution would be to upgrade your FF browser.

This might help people who want to design a theme first before putting it live on Blesta. Not the best or official but will help a few people Download file: http://license.club/blesta/BlestaThemes.psd

You were right, my credentials were incorrect. What threw me is that the first time I tried it, I got a nice invalid credentials warning, on second attempt with a different password it threw the above error out so I assumed it wasn't a credential issue that time. Thanks anyway!

Your database credentials for your Blesta 2.5 database may not be correct. packages.p_id refers to the packages table in Blesta 2.5, so it's unable to connect to that field, because it can't connect to the database, or the column doesn't exist for some reason. Check your Blesta 2.5 database, is there a packages table with a p_id column?

Glad you fixed it. I'll close this thread as not a bug.

Don't call YourModule::editService() directly. Load the Services model and call that instead. Loader::loadModels($this, array("Services")); $this->Services->edit($service->id, array()); // performs service edit, and also calls YourModule::editService() $errors = $this->Services->errors(); The service isn't available to getAdminEditFields--why do you need it?

Haven't looked at the code in-depth, but what happens most likely is that it updates the contacts' table information but not the users' table. Blesta registration basically goes first to the users table, then creates a contact entry. When you update the contact's email, Blesta is only focused on the contacts table itself, leaving the users table to be untouched. This would be an easy fix to add into the code, and as long as the contacts.contact_type == "primary" update the user's information as well.

Thanks. All sorted. Great support.