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Thought I'd share a notable, recent find! PRINCIPLES OF MOBILE SITE DESIGN whitepaper published by Google, April 2014. https://www.google.com/think/multiscreen/whitepaper-sitedesign.html

We considered doing this with Twilio, or a native Asterisk server for making payments by phone, verifying orders (Call the customer, ask them to enter a code into the order form), and more. We haven't had time to fully vet things, but Twilio appears to be a very useful service.

I haven't used the Paypal gateway and I've only just had a quick glance at the code. But you could with the help of the developer documentation do this quite easily, if you open up: /components/gateways/nonmerchant/paypal_payments_standard/paypal_payments_standard.php if ($amount < 1 && $this->currency = "AUD") || ($amount < 1.20 && $this->currency = "USD") { $this->Input->setErrors($this->getCommonError("unsupported")); } You could probably use a more descriptive error though in this case, but again it's all in the docs. Completely untested, but the above should bring an abrupt end to payments for amounts under $1.00 AUD or $1.20 USD References: http://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Non-merchant+Gateways

Why are we still talking about this? As I've already said, it's in the works. CORE-1085. /thread.

i was thinking about a feature that give as the option to make the price with setup fee or without setup fee ,like package price = 15 $ ; Setup fee = 5$ OR package price = 17 $ ; Setup fee = 0$

the SFTP use the SSH port , so it should 22 as default .

He means you create two packages. One package with your publicly available terms, another that is restricted. Only staff can add restricted packages (thus restricted terms) as services for a client.

This is fixed in v3.2.1.

You can avoid using the mouse, and just use the keyboard when translating: 1. Go to translate, and the text box is selected 2. Type your translation 3. Press tab (to focus on the Translate button) 4. Press spacebar or enter (to submit your translation) 5. Repeat from step #2 for the next definition

The reason why I think the translate.blesta project takes more time to translate is because I have to use to click to go to the next page, I often contribute to projects because I like my solutions to be in Dutch and Dutch isn't always available, Editing straight into a text file or use the POedit app increases the productivity because my hands can stay on the keyboard and it's just 'go with the flow' I thought that too so I talked to several people I know who also have small buz. regarding internet/hosting/design etc and they all know blesta and several of them use it for their english speaking clientele but dont use it for their dutch clientele (audience) because the translation is such a pain in the .... And I agree, I recently purchased myself a license for idevaffiliate and instead of translating that one to dutch I simply purchased the dutch language file. I also believe this is indeed a great option, and wmaybe even integrate a checkbox to 'use google translation'. I often use google to translate api docs to english (from dutch) and google often nails the translation, at least dutch <-> english.

{invoice.payment_url}

Such a feature would require a lot more verification than just a staff email from address, as that would be trivial to spoof, and my guess is you wouldn't want random viruses appearing in your client's documents section. Something like this would require you to use signed email messages. This means you'd need to use PGP message signing for the email you send, which would then need to be verified by the web server when it's received to ensure the content of the message really did come from you, and that is hasn't been altered when in transit.

Awesome read, very nice find. Working on my new site design at the moment and this really helps with some things I was planning for the mobile version

Just tested this out to verify naja's post above. The order form only shows the first term if the term "length" is the same. Would certainly be nice if you could have more than 1 for the same term to accomplish this .

Actually, we do support hypervisors other than KVM, such as Vmware vSphere and Citrix Xenserver HVM. However only real hardware virtualization in which a virtual machine acts like a real server, and can perform a network boot like one is supported, and not container technology such as OpenVZ.

This can impact your system by boots and spams .