New fix for BIG RED UNPAID removal?

[Cape Dave]

I am doing all that has worked for previous versions. Now using 5.1.3 and having NO LUCK removing the UNPAID on the Default template invoicepdf.tpl file.

 

Please help, my clients HATE it!

 

Dave

[bear]

5.1.3? 2 is the latest release I see other than patches.

 

Lines 25-33 appear to be the ones you're after. They govern the appearance of that text.

[Cape Dave]

Thanks, checking them now. I am using the latest version, not sure of exact version number.

[Cape Dave]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]4327[/ATTACH]

 

These lines are different from the ones I used to edit. This file is from the Default folder, as that is the template I am using. Usually I would DELETE the line that contained UNPAID and that would do it. Here, there is no such line. Dave

[bear]

Sorry Dave. Deleted your duplicate post and VB4, in it's infinite wisdom, removed your attached file from both. Can't get it back.

 

At any rate, that section defined formatting for the UNPAID bit. 5.1.2->templates->default->invoicepdf.tpl

 

It appears to default to unpaid (line #9), and then it sets elseif conditions for the other statuses starting on line #12.

That's what I see, at any rate.

[Cape Dave]

Thanks Bear. Luckily, I was able to accomplish this in the usual manner by reverting to the Portals theme. All in all, it works better for me. That file in the Default theme simply is not the same, and it is just different enough to completely throw me.

[asiams]

I have changed to portal theme, but I could not get this working. Can you guide me what to do?

Edited February 16, 2013 by asiams

[Cape Dave]

You need to edit the invoicepdf.tpl file in the Portal folder under templates. In this line, under Payment Status

 

} elseif ($status=Unpaid="") {

$statustext = $_LANG["invoicesunpaid"];

 

I deleted the word Unpaid. I left everything else so the line looked like this:

 

} elseif ($status=="") {

$statustext = $_LANG["invoicesunpaid"];

 

That is what worked for me. Like a miracle