Prorated Override = Negative Amount!

[kpmedia]

If I have a service ($10) that's prorated for 28 days, then it's $1.33

 

If I want to override that price -- let's say a 50% discount for the first month, as haggled via email -- I override is to $5 instead.

 

If I override the price, now it shows $-0.67

 

Uh.... I owe them money.

[Michael]

If I have a service ($10) that's prorated for 28 days, then it's $1.33

 

If I want to override that price -- let's say a 50% discount for the first month, as haggled via email -- I override is to $5 instead.

 

If I override the price, now it shows $-0.67

 

Uh.... I owe them money.

 

Only if you tick the prorate box.

[Blesta Addons]

If I have a service ($10) that's prorated for 28 days, then it's $1.33

 

If I want to override that price -- let's say a 50% discount for the first month, as haggled via email -- I override is to $5 instead.

 

If I override the price, now it shows $-0.67

 

Uh.... I owe them money.

 

normally ,  this is normal . is a pure calculation .

 

the credit left your client can use it in renewal services .

[Tyson]

If I have a service ($10) that's prorated for 28 days, then it's $1.33

 

If I want to override that price -- let's say a 50% discount for the first month, as haggled via email -- I override is to $5 instead.

 

If I override the price, now it shows $-0.67

 

Uh.... I owe them money.

 

So $1.33 for the first month (prorated). You want to override it from $10 to $5 for the second month (first full month after proration).

 

Then set a price override of $5 and uncheck the Prorate checkbox. It says $-0.67 because it is attempting to override the first month (prorated), which is the $1.33. Halving the $10 to $5 also halves the prorated price from $1.33 to $0.67 and will create a credit for this amount (if you have it configured to do so) when the Prorate checkbox is checked.

 

I'm not sure what part you consider to be a bug. Could you clarify?