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Ditto. It is counter-intuitive. They need to be able to add it to the payment methods screen or it's not ready for prime time.

That's a horrible solution. More steps to do something simple. The problem is the ajax refresh isn't working and you have to do a full page load -- on everything! - - - Updated - - - And the odd thing... even though it's showing seconds, it's rounding to minutes - - - Updated - - - What did you do to switch back? Support had me convinced they were actually going to fix the problems, but the reality is that it shouldn't have been released. Most of the changes look to be cosmetic and the changes in functionality are awful.

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner!

I'm looking at the download page and there doesn't seem to be an upgrade from 6.0.2 to 6.1 -- what gives? (I'd actually skipped that and need 6.1.1 (which shows as compatible with 6.1) because there is almost always another immediate upgrade.)

===========DESCRIPTION=========== When manually editing a timed entry the new data does not respect the 24-hour clock times. 13:00 becomes 1:00, which creates a problem because only the manually updated field gets automatically changed. Basically it makes the end time before the start time in most cases. =========STEPS TO REPLICATE========= http://screencast.com/t/3noAoUskcG Click on "Edit Task" button on a project. Edit the time (either manually or using the sliders). The time converts to a 12/hour clock (rather than 24) on only the edited field. =======ADDITIONAL INFORMATION====== This changed happened after the last update. Worked perfectly prior to that.

I started having the same problem about a month ago. Perhaps longer. I think either the return URL or the IPN URL have changed. I can't tell if what I have set in PayPal is correct. There don't seem to be any updates in the documentation.

Thanks! Your solution was perfect. Great example of integrating traditional php with the markdown format, too.

I haven't found quite the solution here in the forums. I have started using WHMCS for all of my billing: web hosting, domains, printing, design, web packages, etc. I'd like, on the invoice and reminders, to display a block of text only for hosting and domain invoices that reminds the client that there is a re-activation fee if their hosting account is not paid on time. I don't want this block on other invoices as several clients have said they are a bit offended reading it when it has nothing to do with them. I tried: {if $service_id eq '1'} [b]Important![/b] If your payment is not received by {$invoice_date_due}, your account will automatically be suspended. There is a $75 non-refundable fee to re-instate your account and restore your files. {/if} Ideally, I'd also like to avoid sending multiple reminders to non-hosting/domain customers, but I can live with that.

Really? Did my gateway module add this form/info: (/https://domainname.com/members/adminfilder/clientsccdetails.php?userid?##) Accessed on Clients Profile > clientssummary.php

Addon developer of gateway is investigating as well... When I create a client account from the admin panel and send client an invoice credit card processing fails when they log in and try to pay. Always returns: Bad Request (22) - Invalid Credit Card Number When account is created from client side it works, even if the invoice is generated from the admin panel. Card detail fields for admin-created accounts don't seem to save any data - other than the last 4 of the card in the database. I was able to get *some* details to save in BLOB fields when manually changing credit card info in admin panel on Client Profile > Summary (tab) > Credit Card Information -- then instead of getting a card number not valid error it's returning: CVV2/CID/CVC2 Data not Verified Why would creating an account one way affect the saving of data differently?

I was thrilled to see this as an option in for payments and configuring it seems straightforward. However since I installed it and tested it Amazon has notified me that there are problems: Dear Amazon Payments User, Amazon Payments has released important code updates to further strengthen the security and reliability of our products. These updates specifically address code written in Java, PHP, C# and Perl. Our records show that you may have used earlier versions of our code samples and SDKs in the integration of Amazon Payments into your website. We strongly urge you to update any code you have deployed using our code samples and SDKs. Information about how to upgrade is available here: US: https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/about?nodeId=201033780 UK: https://payments.amazon.co.uk/help?nodeId=201033780 DE: https://payments.amazon.de/help?nodeId=201033780 If you have integrated with the assistance of an ecommerce platform or cart provider, please contact them directly for further instructions. Please send any comments or questions to https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/contactusemail. Best Regards, Amazon Payments Customer Support I'm not sure what I should do in this case. I love having an option besides PayPal that doesn't require a merchant account.

from http://www.whmcs.com/paypal.php So, what's the third PayPal solution? ================================================== I happened to be looking for PayPal info (website payments standard) because I had one transaction, where the client clicked the link in the invoice, work perfectly, and the next client, who went straight through the payment process, NOT work. (they paid, but account wasn't updated, thus not provisioned). I'm just getting started, so making sure everything works is pretty important.