Michael

Sorry yeah it changes urls like you can remove .php from urls on my site you will be taken to /products that would be /products.php without .htaccess and rewrite code. Well Blesta does work without .htaccess but your urls will be: blesta.com/account/index.php/cron/?cron=CronKey

Zanzibar isn't listed in the Tanzania state list just to let you guys know

I have customer chooses their own pricing mate.

Not sure what Windows uses but Blesta relies on .htaccess there's no folders at all on Blesta except for the plugins / modules / files for Blesta to work. Routes.php (config/routes.php) controls the admin / client area urls. routes.php controls how the order pages are shown, plugins shown, etc... It's like me looking on Blesta for a burger. Blesta doesn't do burgers do I'd be there all day looking for it.

Not for the url but for the cron job task url on most control panels. You want what Paul said above: https://www.yourdomain.com/blesta/install/path/cron/?cron_key=CRONKEY EG for me: https://www.licensecart.com/billing/cron/?cron_key=3iOPp82T (Changed cron key just incase someone tries it :] )

That looks amazing mate, maybe a feature request to theme the order forms where possible. (meaning if the order form has been assigned to overwrite the colours if there is any.)

Relaxed? haha I supposed I was very worried mate

Coming in 3.3 CORE-1100

+1 Canadian

Ah so because it's admin_tools it's like /admin/tools Makes sense if it is

Why was it doing that as it really frightened me, because me and Donn had the issue but Paul, Tyson and two other mates didn't get the error at all, then Paul suggested to remove the folder and bam it worked again.

Myself and @Donn had this issue with your script, we had to remove it fully (Delete the folder) to get our logs / currency converter working again. Edit: Oh you spotted it on your thread

We fixed this cron issue so I thought I'd update to see if your doing the right http://domain.com/index.php cron (Include the cron at the end)

Yes it is possible, please make a "Package" per domain. Tick the relevent TLD box for the TLD you are using .

Hey, I recommending PMing Paul so he can get you one when he's online .

So your best off with 3.3 because you can disable the feature and let the client apply credit when they want to.

Yes I get the logo too. go to the cache folder and delete the 1 folder see if that works.

Settings > System > Automation > Cron job url. remove the */5 * * * *

you put the debug in and then send a email to yourself you can get an array of information in it.

If there is a module for Blesta we'll add it our list of Third Party plugins / modules page to help you get customers.

Not bad and yeah this forum is safe for it lol

I personally think you expect the billing system to be brainy and know what you want it to do without realising it's just a billing system. Blesta default to apply credits to the oldest invoice as Paul stated, if you tell it you don't want to, it won't. You can record payments and tick the box next to the invoice you wish to apply the credit. You can even un-apply transactions to a invoice and void the one you don't want it to go to, and then un-void it when the payment has been applied. Remember you control it how you want it to work, it's not NASA powered. Depends what you mean by screwing up, it only screws up if you expect it to do everything you want it to do without telling it. It's like telling a tv to change channel without using the remote. How does it know you want to change over? If there's something not working right and you want it to do something else tell it, if you can't open a feature request, that's what they are there for. We are here to help if you have a issue. But if you are leaving, good luck elsewhere and maybe we'll see you back in the future.

Why make a invoice? Just wondering because the credit will be applied automatically to the next generated invoice.

You can edit the order form css / files. /plugins/order/... just remember to save them as they might be overwritten in upgrades.

Weird never experienced this before.