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I would like to see a way to select the hosting plans before selecting the domain to make it idiot proof like another system I used to use.

You don't need to pay resources you don't need,I sugest provider who offer hdd/ram/cpu upgrade without VPS re-installation(most provider have this option) so you can upgrade when you grow and need it.

Hello, I've started this project here: https://github.com/NETLINK/Blesta-Namesilo Still a fair bit of work left, and any help would be appreciated. For testing purposes, an already registered domain in a Namesilo account can be added through the admin backend and then managed from the client section. Nameserver and Whois management, registrar lock and EPP functions should be working, however, improvements are still possible.

Heya, I responded to your email this morning. As Austin mentioned, yes your clients can log into Multicraft. Blesta's module is the most advanced for Multicraft as many features can be performed in the client area. Check out the documentation at http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Multicraft In the section "Welcome Email", there is an example email content that includes the Multicraft login credentials.

This task may be useful for this case CORE-1661 will allow admins to edit universal module service fields of the type "hidden". Clients are not prompted to enter any details for universal module service fields that are of the type "hidden" but currently staff cannot update them either. This task allows staff to be able to update them, while keeping them hidden from clients. It's important to note though, that these hidden fields are real fields, ie <input type=hidden so it's possible for a client to view the details by inspecting the source.

Are you suggesting an update to the download manager, that allows you to link to an externally hosted file instead? That would work with any kind of file hosting service.

Copy your cron command from Settings > System > Automation to a file called something like blesta-cron.txt Make sure the path to PHP is correct. It should look similar to this: Upload it to your server. Then, SSH in as the user you want the cron to run as and execute this command: crontab blesta-cron.txt This will create a cron using the contents of the file. Be sure you're in the same directory as you upload the file when you execute that. You can run crontab -l to list your crons after to ensure it's in there. Then, wait 5 minutes and make sure the date updates for last run time under Settings > System > Automation.

Yep, that was it. Thanks so much.

What I would do if I was in your shoes is the following: Remove the settings field, and put it in the welcome email. Put (provided after) on the username and password and then make the orders manual provisioned and put them in when you are activating it.

If you only want to change the structure, then you should keep the current CSS/script files because they will continue to be used on other pages. If you're making a completely new client template theme by redesigning the entire interface, then you can include whatever you want. You should note that extensions assume the client interface uses the default bootstrap theme, so those extensions would need to be updated as well when redoing all of the template files.

We are in a crunch to finish 3.5, and then we are focusing on the mass mailer. There has been overwhelming requests for it. Expect an initial release on the forums or on the marketplace after 3.5.