Michael

Don't worry they are bias, a guy who slates Blesta and can do so freely (Tw....) can't remember he's full username sadly, he used to work for WHMCS.

That's because they are in the blesta folder if you want to use Blesta and have the site on the same domain you need to move Blesta to another folder and use the theme in the root folder. The theme I integrated has the menu in the theme because it's a simple header and footer integration. Or you can use the admin tools for making pages, or editing the portal plugin, or purchase the BlestaCMS (my plugin) - Admin tools: [Plugin] Admin Tools (More Options For Staff) - Editing Portal: [blesta 3.2-3.5.1] How To Make Static Pages By Modifying Portal Plugin - BlestaCMS: [Plugin] Blesta Cms

contact and about us pages? Sorry you need to add more to your content or pictures to let us help you.

Menu changed to a dropdown. Mass Mailer MinPHP framework update and a lot of other things: http://dev.blesta.com/projects/CORE/versions/10603

Never experienced that but it sounds like you are having an error, go to /config/blesta.php enable error reporting with -1 and try it.

Bootstrap 3 doesn't support it, unless Blesta doesn't use the bootstrap for that and just the buttons.

It's PayPal, I suffered with one, had to cancel it and the client had to re-do it.

Are you using a control panel?

I've exported the table for you you can copy and paste it from: https://licensecart.com/public/email-sql.txt

Never used them, I have heard of them but they look a bit outdated.

Have you got a default order form set-up? Packages > Order forms > Settings Edit: Looks like you have, do you have teamviewer and I can see what you see?

You really need to tell us what you want doing, because a lot of us don't have issues with Blesta. Most use a control panel, some don't. We moved to our own just Centos 7 server but our provider / mate did most of the set-up for us since he knows how to do CSF / DNS / Mail server set-up (Mail In A box), etc. I also have a development server which uses just centos 7 on it's own but since it's development it just has a A record pointing to the IP and no emails set-up.

I had that unsuccessful things, PayPal was useless and there's nothing you can do.

It depends on the merchant gateway, I believe your using Stripe which doesn't have this feature yet. http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5812-stripe-ach/?hl=stripe

Do you have teamviewer? If you have I can show you.

You add the package as restricted. Then on the client profile click on client actions, select set packages. Check the box you wish to allow and then click save. You can then select it from the dropdown for the client.

I've never experienced that have you moved Blesta to another location / ip / folder etc?

Depends on what your set-up is?

The only issue here is how can we tell if we can't login because the error prevents us logging in?

You can't at the moment but you can add your option to this one: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5157-assign-specific-payment-gateway-to-client-groups/?hl=gateways Only Bitpay at the moment.

Blesta doesn't check on CloudLinux things since packages normally are set-up on the CloudLinux settings I believe. but you can open a feature request. cPanel LVE Extension

That's default not sure why myself but there's a feature request here: Errorreporting(-1) Active Only If Admin Is Logged to improve error reporting maybe you could add to that.

Try: <script type="text/javascript"> $("div:contains('None')").remove(); <script>

I'm not a security person but I know Webmin / Virtualmin had a good response from the security guys who help our industry. But be aware of the security panels like Sentora / zPanel they are bad, and Kloxo is another bad free one.

Security experts claim there's a lot of security issues in their control panel: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1533898&p=9589180#post9589180 CentOS Web Panel should NOT be used in a production environment; riddled with far too many security vulnerabilities. They are the guys who find issues and report them to vendors to be fixed. They are also very trusted in the hosting industry and until they say otherwise I wouldn't touch it myself. Oh and Keith found some: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1464459&p=9399436#post9399436 but he reported them to the developers but I believe they might have fixed the ones he found. But Patrick and Steven said there are far too many.