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Is it possible to schedule domain renewals to happen at a different interval than all other services? I get complaints about the ICANN emails and reminders/notifications and they just want the service renewed before then. So I would like to renew domains 45 days prior to expiration, but normal services at 25 days (anything less than a month, since there's lots of monthly billing).

Hi, did you find out anything more? I'd like to know too, as well as can you customize the $$ vs % per affiliate, can it be limited to certain packages, etc. For example, I'd like to allow recurring commissions on some packages, none on others, one-time referral fees on others. So can the commission be customized per affiliate and per package? And can this be added after-the-fact (i.e. the service is already provisioned but add the affiliate later)?

I finally tried this in production (where there's real keys to test). The service shows up but it says "New" in the listing. When you click on "Management Actions" in the admin interface it says "This feature is not available for the initial order." When I look in the client interface and click Manage I'm getting Invalid TheSSLStoreOrderID/CustomOrderID I've verified the order ID and token in the SSLStore panel "Order Details" screen. I used "Order ID" and "Token" fields. Are they the correct fields to populate?

What version of ReCaptcha is supported by Blesta? I see requests for invisible and a request to show the version, but can't find what version is currently supported. I typically use v3 from 2018 (which was updated to enterprise in 2020). Or does Blesta still use v2 from 2014?

Is there a way to find clients that have no active services so appropriate action can be taken? I'd like to delete any that have no services, and set ones that only have inactive services to inactive.

So actually, the config directory isn't enough. You want these: chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/html chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/logs_blesta chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/uploads

Assuming your installation is in /var/www/html/config and the logs in /var/www/logs_blesta and uploads in /var/www/uploads (all 3 directories are created/managed by blesta), they need to be writable by the web server (assuming apache). You should use: chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/html/config chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/logs_blesta chgrp -R apache:apache /var/www/uploads to make sure you get the whole directory tree owned by the correct user.

Found it. Had to run cron, then it appears in the approval queue on the billing overview page. Was not mentioned in the documentation when I looked for it.

I see when an order is generated it is in the form: Order #613a70610e4f0 What exactly is that number? It looks random. I cannot find it anywhere in the admin section (but see the open invoice it refers to without any reference to that number). So when someone calls asking about that order number, where do I look? Wouldn't it be better to reference the invoice number?

found it. need to update blesta.php with: Configure::set('Blesta.csrf_bypass', ['config::preconfig']);

Is there a way to post to /order/config/preconfig/domains with a domain to check availability or transfer to lookup a domain WITHOUT the CRSF token? When I do, I get: a red box with the error: The form token is invalid. and I would like to bypass it at entry and have it assigned the first time through.

So I guess I'm not using the functionality properly. Here's the URI I need to get directly to the package I would like from the home page. /blesta/order/main/index/hosting/?group_id=2&package_id=8 I've set the URL to the above order form and it does go to request a domain name, but then brings you to the package_group on the order form and not into the specific package. The package is a hosting one with "Domain plus other". I'd like to be able to order that specific hosting package. How do I get it to go to the package after you enter the domain information in the domain checker?

Found it, for others looking. Apparently its in the plugin documentation for Orders. I'm glad the functionality is there. Just the documentation organization can be much clearer rather than hidden in what looks like optional functionality details.

I'm integrating my front-end website to Blesta. I have some pricing grids and pages with links that should bring the user to a specific package. Ideally it would go to the order form where the package group is, but after the domain info is collected, it should go directly to the selected package from the home page. What is the right way to do this? Is there something you can add to the order form URL to denote the selected package?

Not sure if there's something built in, but that looks like you can make a plugin and a custom invoice template that reads the extra input gathered by the plugin.