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I think by module you mean plugin, right? You can load the models of a plugin directly, and then use them in your plugin, like so: from a controller: $this->uses(array('PluginName.PluginModelName')); $this->PluginModelName->modelMethod(); from a model: Loader::loadModels($this, array('PluginName.PluginModelName')); $this->PluginModelName->modelMethod();

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Ok after a intense fight with blesta and after i follow tutorial i finally understand how to setup package with the form i like

Oh thanks you!!! Hello thank you to ! yes i will try to configure all now thanks i will follow tutorial , my version is the last... thanks

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What version of Blesta are you using? The error you received shouldn't have occurred, but may have been possible in much older versions. A module in Blesta represents the product/service you are selling. Most modules perform remote actions, so configuring the module may require you to specify account credentials so that API requests can be made with the module. If you do not intend to make use of any of the existing modules (e.g. cPanel), then you might be able to create a product using the Universal Module. A package represents your configuration of a product. You would select which module you want the package to use, any other module settings, and configure pricing. A service represents an instance of the package that a client purchases, which is a specifically-configured product/service based on the module. So you would start by determining what you're selling (i.e. the module). Then configure the product and its pricing (i.e. the package). You can then create an order form that uses the package so that customers can order them from your website. As LicenseCart mentioned, if you're experiencing that error on the order form, you might want to try changing the order form's template to Standard or Wizard instead of AJAX.

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I dont think you are actually reading what I am saying. The gateway module has various methods, such as processCc, authorizeCc, captureCc, voidCc, etc. However Blesta is only ever using the processCc, so I am asking in what situation does Blesta actually make use of the authorize/capture, because the module I have written based on the sdk clearly supports it, and looking in other modules that ship with blesta such as authorize_net they support it, however I did configure authorize_net to try and set it, and again i could not get it to authorize, it always went straight for a sale not authorization.