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Hi, Today I want to show my blesta integration, I feel that miss something. I want to hear your opinions, and feedback. Sorry for my bad english, and have a good day.

The intent of the display is to show all open balances, regardless of due date, which is the "outstanding" amount and not necessarily "past due". As suggested in the thread though, you can modify the language if you think it should be worded differently. Different words have different connotations in different parts of the world.

New problem added on first post: Problem: Custummers dosent have a Country Select Box to select "Country Tax" to show on Services and on Checkout (yes, i know after register the VAT is recalculated). Solution: Add an option or better yet a BOX to show (wen pro forma is enable in admin) on any Blesta Page wen enterying for the first time, (If not Logged In), to select a Country Flag with a warning telling its to show prices with country VAT. Exemple:

Doesn't your Admin Tools plugin allow modification of the nav? If the URL can't be external, couldn't the plugin perform a redirect? The Portal plugin is intended to become a more feature rich CMS in time, and nav links to external resources would almost certainly be part of that.

I think the .htaccess from wordpress directory needs some twicking Try this solution: Open your Wordpress folder and edit the file .htacess (make a backup of the file first) Then remove all content and put this (change [blesta-sub-folder] with your blesta sub-folder name): <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/[blesta-sub-folder]/(.*)$ [OR] RewriteRule ^.*$ - [L] </IfModule> Then try it hope it helps

the message show the balance for opened invoices . nothing related to due date .

It would be nice, but when we go in the "login as client" section the client's language should be selected at first, with the option of switching to whichever language the admin prefer. That would be my favourite scenario. Another would be to go in the "login as client" section in the admin language, and have a warning or small banner mentionning "The account is configured using Other_language, would you like to switch?"

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thxs for the memo, yes I use this way: http://www.blesta.co...-portal-plugin/ + few other changes, and also I use one theme (I renamed) by company

s i t e s h o p (dot) p h n e t p u b l i c a (dot) c o m it's a single blesta install for multi-site/companies

Steve told me by PM, this was solved by him, issue was from a typo at blesta field

In my opinion, if your product is for global market, nothing wrong with your open source code. but on other market, as the market size could be very smaller, in this case, I'm not covinced with selling or offering open source code. Being on a local market, I use the license manager to offer closed source code software (code obfuscated), some are free, some are paid, all are using the license manager, so I control the full distribution chain.

If the plugin were modified to take that path, have it touch the plugin, and the plugin perform a redirect, that would work wouldn't it? So instead, the link might look like http://your_blesta_domain.com/blesta_path/client/plugin/yourplugin?url=http://www.blesta.com And, the URL is passed in as say a get parameter, and the plugin validates that it's a legitimate nav link and performs a redirect.

I will say it's "bleeding edge" so, I agree it's not for everybody. But untill you are enought skilled to understand how these techniques work and also you know how manage/administer your server, so in only such case, such techniques can be tried, but first on a test server.

Interesting, I'm surprised I have never heard of this. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5321#section-5.1 I'm assuming then that the address you are having trouble with has no MX record, but there is a valid A record, and the domain does receive mail? If we make a change, we should be clear about what we are changing. So, in this case, we should assume if their is no MX record, but there is an A or AAAA record, then we should accept the address? It may be possible that a domain has no A record, but has an MX, and it's also possible that the domain have no A record, but resolve to an IPv6 address with AAAA. So, I believe we would want to check the MX, and if there is no record, check A, then AAAA, and if no record is found in any case, reject the address. I have to think that it's a bad idea not to have a valid MX record and to rely on this RFC, given that many spam filters and other devices are likely to check the presence of a valid MX record. For example: (from http://www.watchguard.com/help/docs/wsm/xtm_11/en-US/index.html#cshid=en-US/multiwan/mx_record_c.html) Watchguard makes spam and network firewalls and their documentation seems to indicate that they rely solely on the MX record. I suspect this may be fairly prevalent.

If you have an owned license with us, you can purchase the License Manager in the client area by clicking Manage next to your license and Addons on the left. The License Manager can also be purchased as an addon during checkout with an owned license. There are 2 components, the License Manager plugin - http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/License+Manager and the License Module - http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/License+Module The plugin acts as your license server, and the module is used when creating packages and generated license keys.

We don't recommend doing this, but would still love some feedback from people who do this (Has it caused you any issues with other longer running tasks?). Order activation and POP/IMAP tickets are the primary tasks people ask for more frequent cron runs.

the idea is really good PauloV, I agree with you that customers can not wait 5mins to get a service activated when it's paid. In this post I also given how I do make 2 mins cron frequency, with a security to prevent runing a cron when last one is not yet ended: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2990-email-not-being-sent-on-invoice-creation/page-2 so with PauloV technique, there is diffrent way, and that fines, but 5 mins wait is too long in some case

Still don't agree with it, you will run into lots of problems but we'll wait for the guys to explain better developer to developer. Download tickets works straight away when you use piping as it doesn't use the cron job.

Great that its working Any bug or problem you found just post it I want to change from "Beta" to "Release Candidate" the OpenSRS Module for Blesta

They resolved the issue first thing this morning, they had me attempting to authenticate with the wrong username... Go figure. Thanks for your help!

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I think you need to know what Outstanding means… let me do the hard work of wikipedia for you:

Do you see what the message says? I do, I read it. "Your account has an OUTSTANDING BALANCE of $xxx. Please make payment at your earliest convenience." Well, let me break it down more simply: 1) It is NOT outstanding when it is NOT DUE OR PAST DUE YET. 2) You are asking for someone to pay you before they owe you anything - this is not considered "legit". 3) These can be considered "SCARE TACTICS" to appropriate payment for services which have YET TO BE DELIVERED (as the invoice is for an UPCOMING PERIOD that has not arrived and the invoice itself is not due!) This banner would be fine and great if it only showed on the due date and days past the due date - not before hand... OR if the content of the warning for days PRIOR TO the due date had a different message, such as: "Your account has an invoice which will be due soon. Please take care to ensure your service(s) are not at risk of suspension due to unpaid invoices."

just to note , is resolved by naja7host , thank naja7host for your help , he found the solution for our case .

other Good integration . near i will show my final result . about languages selector , hove you based on the admin tools plugin functions ?

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SImple and beautiful, the best integration I have seen so far (naja7host theme also very, very good) I only think in my mind, maybe the top menu bar from blesta where it shows "Dashboard - Payment Accounts - Etc.." something is missing, some color, arrangement or divider. Also maybe adding some boarder limit (with very light grey) to all Blocks/Modules will transform also. But seriously, its fine like this, you can only try if you like it, I know I like it and I will "Copy" some ideas for our Blesta theme Keep it up

Looking sexy mate so you did if statements to grab the domain groups and then show the number?

Doesn't work. Even elsewhere in other files (helpers) That's right. I've thought about that, all website date would be in french even for US users. You are right, I rolled back and settled "d/m/Y H:i" for now. Solutions above are not suitable because: - "le monday 10 august 2015 utilisateur a dit" is not very handy for french users - "on lundi 10 août 2015 user said" is worst for english spoken users (a few people on earth is supposed to speak french) That's the point Naja7host! The little I have seen, date format function is executed from /helpers/date/date.php and, yes, there's no strftime()! Changing this needs a little somersault: date --> timestamp (strftime) --> date format again I'm not sure if this is the only place to be in Blesta, the only function to hack...

Good Scenario .

Date descriptors like the month name or day of the week use the system's default locale. You can set the default locale in your php.ini file. It is probably set to en_US by default. You could change the locale so that date descriptors will appear in French, but then they would always appear in French regardless of the language you're using in Blesta. There is no internationalization support for the date descriptors based on language selected in Blesta. You could either set an appropriate default locale suitable for all users as I mentioned above, or not use date descriptors like "F" and "l" in your date format.

it might help in some sense . but we should know first the language set by client . the core CORE-1320 will resolve other important issue . my opinion should by default use the client language . i have check the code , and i don't see that is a diffuct task to add/change .