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  1. Did you recently upgrade Blesta to v3.5.1 and forget to run the upgrade at /admin/upgrade/? Currency precision was added in v3.5.1, and your issue sounds like the amount precision is evaluating to zero decimal places because you have not run the upgrade script. Make sure you've run the upgrade and then head over to [settings] -> [Currencies] -> [Active Currencies] to set the currency precision. CAD is not included in Blesta, so it would default to 4.
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  2. i have experience the same issue in the past . the probleme is comming from the foreach loop in the pdt file as the first element for the saved array is en_us as the de_xx is empty . i have fixed it manually , but i don't test it again .
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  3. Yes, I have to say Blesta is for you. I run a small creative agency that builds websites along with other artistic oddities but our main focus is on music production, this being said I also operate a web hosting service for clients and others needing dependable space. Blesta is great for creatives who need to integrate this type of software into their business model - solid software, great support and easy UX.
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  4. So is the English text in the German tab something you added? I'm not sure where your screenshot is from. e.g. package welcome email? But the original request to show the default language tab by default sounds reasonable. CORE-1770.
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  5. Just to add to Licensecart's answers: Yes. Blesta has a cPanel module that it comes with by default. You would just install and configure the module under [settings] -> [Modules] -> [Available]. I think there are also third-party cPanel modules floating around the forums here that may have support for additional functionality. What you've described is how Blesta's cPanel module works. As long as you have multiple servers setup, the module will assign the user to the one with the fewest number of accounts on it. When the client pays his invoice for a cPanel service in Blesta, the system will automatically provision the service via cron by creating the cPanel account. Just make sure your cron is setup and running at scheduled intervals. We recommend setting it up to run every 5 minutes. Blesta was designed to be simple and easy-to-use. It comes with a Support Manager plugin to handle tickets via the admin/client UI and via email, according to the preferences you configure. You would just install the plugin under [settings] -> [Plugins] -> [Available], and a link to "Support" will appear in the primary navigation where you can configure support staff, support departments, and manage tickets. The client can view their invoices, tickets, transactions, company info, etc., from their account in the client interface. You can also "login" as them from the admin interface to see what they would see when they login. An excellent question. Based on your questions I would say yes. But the best way to know if it meets all of your requirements is to try it. You can take a look at the demo, or download it and select the free 30-day trial to give it a spin on your own machine. These forums are a good place to find answers to questions you may have if anything should come up.
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  6. Kangaroo

    Try To Remove Cron In Blesta

    Serge your fantastic. Thank you for assistance. Just brilliant work really appreciate the assistance.
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