If you want to send one invoice for the whole amount that works fine,
but dividing it up into 10 amounts that get subtracted from the first
large invoice amount isn't something that citrus can do right now.
There is a mechanism for re-running credit cards that causes them to
be run with only past a
> There is a mechanism for re-running credit cards that causes them to
> be run with only past amounts and doesn't add on new amounts, maybe
> that could be modified for use with invoices too
Ahh.. I think I'm getting what you mean. Really all were talking
about is installments. Not sure if the
Hi Paul,
I've finally gotten around to installing your new 1.0.3 release to
test the credit bug, but I'm having some trouble moving from 1.0RC1
to 1.0.3. I've got it installed and "running", but am running into
some "query failed" spots. Some investigation showed that I probably
didn't upg
The update.php file needs to be run, it would be in the folder where
you installed citrusdb, something like
www.yourname.com/citrusdb/update.php
CitrusDB will show you what software version and what database version
it thinks it has at the top of the general configuration screen in
case you want
A billing frequency of 10 would bill them every 10 months.. I don't
think you want that. You'll need a frequency of 1 to bill them
monthly and then there will be 2 months where you just don't bill
anyone.
Do you know ahead of time if people are paying installments or in one
lump? You could have
Paul,
That did it, I'm feeling sheepish I didn't figure that out myself.
Thanks again for the help.
I also just tested the credit bug fix, and it worked great on a quick
test. Thanks again for fixing that.
Morgan
On Sep 15, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Paul Yasi wrote:
> The update.php file needs
