[ppmt]

I have about 200 invoices I think. It can be a bit slow as well but since I am only testing it at the moment it is not on the fastest machine. It takes about 10 seconds for me to load the invoices pages

[ppmt]

Richard seems to be away at the moment. He is really the one that would be able to help you.

[ppmt]

No PDF export does work for me. The issue I had was my templates would not display properly with things all over the place.
I found that mpdf which Richard is using has some limitation with some CSS attributes.

Once knows the templates can be adapted

On my side I am using a bit of strange config.

I have a docker container running:

– linux Alpine rev 3.10.2
– PHP 7.3.9 with PHP-FPM
– Nginx 1.16.1

in another container I have Mariadb (rev 10 I think)

[ppmt]

Glad you got it sorted.

For the PDF I feel for you. It is not as easy as one would think to export to PDF. I have been struggling myself with its limitations.

[ppmt]

for the php.log file what does the custom.config.php contains? Here is mine

debug.level                                     = All
debug.error_reporting                           = E_ERROR

phpSettings.date.timezone                       = Europe/London
phpSettings.display_startup_errors  = 1
phpSettings.display_errors                      = 1
phpSettings.log_errors                          = 1
phpSettings.error_log                           = tmp/log/php.log

[ppmt]

well if all of them are really set to 0 then you have a different issue than I did. I would still check the sqlbackup file to be sure.

And are you sure you don’t have a php.log file in your tmp/log directory?

[ppmt]

Is that all your product listed there? If you are like me then only a few were loaded..

I would suggest to check the sqlbackup file (it should be a text file) to make sure that the field default_tax_id_2 is really set to either null or 0 for all product.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by ppmt.

[ppmt]

can you check the database dump file you have (the one you imported) and check that the table si_products.

If the field default_tax_id_2 is set to “” (empty) then it is the reason it was failing for me. The solution is to update the file to set the empty field to null and the reimport the database and restart the upgrade.

[ppmt]

I have tried to play a bit with using div and span rather that table. I also tried to use css grid…
But whatever I try I can get it to display well in the html version (print icon) but if I render it to PDF it just doesn’t render the same.

The default theme has the same behaviour

[ppmt]

any opinion on this issue?

[ppmt]

Hum…turns out that apparently float and clear are not supported for table in mpdf

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51579343/mpdf-float-not-working-for-tables

time for a reflow of my template 🙂

[ppmt]

Uploaded and tested. It works

Glad it got sorted 🙂

[ppmt]

how about using

$config->email->secure ?

it works for me if I do that

[ppmt]

Right!!!!!

I managed to send an email at last!

But I had to modify the file Inc/Claz/Email.php line 81 to add ssl like this:

$transport = new Swift_SmtpTransport($config->email->host, $config->email->smtpport<strong>, 'ssl'</strong>);

is there any reason why the email.secure from custom.config.php is not used?

[ppmt]

I have been having a long email exchange with the support people at byethost. In the end we could not find the problem but they pointed me to some script example using Switmailer.

Here is the script swiftmailer.php I have written and put in /modules/invoices:

<?php
use Inc\Claz\Email;
print_r( stream_get_transports());
// Create the Transport
$transport = (new Swift_SmtpTransport('sv4.byethost4.org', 290, 'ssl'))
  ->setUsername('myusername')
  ->setPassword('mypassword')
  ;

// Create the Mailer using your created Transport
$mailer = new Swift_Mailer($transport);

// Create a message
$message = (new Swift_Message('The Subject'))
  ->setFrom(['fromemail@mydomain' => 'John Doe'])
  ->setTo(['toemail@myotherdomain' => 'A name'])
  ->setBody('Here is the message itself')
  ;

// Send the message
$result = $mailer->send($message);
?>

I then use http://myserver/index.php?module=invoices&view=swiftmail to execute it.
and it works. The email is sent and received.

Now if I set the custom.config.php to use the same data like this

email.host                          = sv4.byethost4.org
email.smtp_auth                     = true
email.username                      = myusername
email.password                      = mypassword
email.smtpport                      = 290
email.secure                        = ssl
email.ack                           = false
email.use_local_sendmail            = false

if I then try to send an email the normal then it fails with the Timed Out error!

I don’t understand!!

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