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  1. Hi, running version 3.7.2 We have an issue with recurring invoices on "other" products. Some automatic invoices were generated, but the price has changed during the year and the system created the invoice at the old price, not the new one. how can this be fixed? Neil
  2. Hi, i have a product which has the option to specify the quantity of items for purchase and is billed on an annual basis. what will happen when the year is up? Say i purchased 10 liscenses for one type of product and these liscenses are valid for 1 year. During that year the price for the product may change. will the system charge for 10 liscenses at the new price? or will it just charge the same amount it charged last time. Im not sure if it takes into account the qty configurable option. thanks Neil
  3. pretty nice, yea bit dark, but pretty cool, nice one.
  4. Hi, well we have the rights for Google Apps, and also deal with a number of other of the their products. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/12/prweb580621.htm http://www.crn.com.au/News/77373,devnet-and-netregistery-are-first-aussie-resellers-of-google-apps.aspx
  5. yea, our design, just html/css really. oh and the slider at the top uses the jQuery javascript framework.
  6. Hi andrew, yes we are authorised as we are a Google partner, and have the sole rights for the asia pacific market. we sell and support the Google Apps enterprise/premier edition, if you'd like more info on this check out http://google.devnet.com.au/ it offers a number of improvements over the free edition.
  7. with a bit of mix n matching i have just finished an 'integration' of joomla and whmcs. http://devnetapps.com/home/index.php any thoughts? thanks
  8. if i set the price of the product to free or $0 and then set a quantity configurable option with a price of $69 anually, it takes the entire item and any config options as free as well, which i dont want..
  9. i was hoping that the Quantity option could be used, the number of users can range form 1 to infinity. so i want t be able to use the quantity field, and not have it add the additional user on to the price. i can put in 150 users and it charges for 151. to use the configurable option as a drop down wont work, because there are infinate number of users....
  10. hi, ive setup a product which has an annual recurring price of $60, no setup fee. and then i created a configurable option which is a quantity type, and basically is used allow the customer to specify the number of users. and i want each user to incur a recuring annual price of $60. what the system is doing is it is taking the initial product as 1 user and then adding how ever many users are entered in the configurable option field, on the order form, and calculating based on that. so if the user enters 10 users they are being charged for 11 not 10. any way around this? i cannot set a default value for the configurable option, and cant make it required either... any help will be greatly appreciated. thanks
  11. annoyingly you cant make configurable options "required fields"!
  12. ah darn, i thought you might have made a module to retain the loggin session managed by WHMCS...
  13. yea, that only works if they are ordering a single product, they would normally only have one purchase order, and be able to order multiple products and have that all on a single invoice..
  14. well im using a centralised directory for CSS files and images etc, and customising the templates in WHMCS and joomla. i've included the single css file in both, and just reference each image in the root folder where teh images are stored. for the menu ive created a php file and have to manually change this, but this gets included in each of the headers on both the WHMCs and joomla templates. basically two sepereate systesm, in seperate folders, but it looks like the same system. use 'jumi' php module in joomla so i can include the php files in articles. have used it to create forms for login and domain lookups. havent been able to get a client login working in joomla, so i dont display this on the joomla pages. WHMCS controls the client login and management. using joomla articles for content that changes regularily, and have to manually link to products. using php ive pulled prices from the whmcs database for particular products, and display them on the joomla pages, using the "jumi" module. using html modules in joomla, i can display and hide content on joomla articles. hve customised every tpl file and used CSS classes from the shared css file to style them.
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