On Fri, 4 Feb 2011, david wrote:
> Is there a way to add notes to invoices after posting? I know that
> reposting an invoice is bad practice, but I often find that I want to
> add some sort of non-financial commentary after the event.
That is a long standing feature wish for many of us. It doesn
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 4:09 PM, david wrote:
> Is there a way to add notes to invoices after posting? I know that
> reposting an invoice is bad practice, but I often find that I want to
> add some sort of non-financial commentary after the event.
>
In 1.2, that's not really supported. It is commi
Currently templates are manually translated.
What you need to do is to alter your user to use a new template
directory and select the French templates.
Best wishes,
Chris Travers
--
The modern datacenter depends on netwo
Is there a way to add notes to invoices after posting? I know that
reposting an invoice is bad practice, but I often find that I want to
add some sort of non-financial commentary after the event.
David.
--
The modern da
I have installed Ledgersmb Version 1.2.21 on a Ubuntu server version
10.10 (Kernel 2.6.35-25-generic-pae) with gnome desktop and Postgresql
8.4.6. I also use LateXila 0.2.0.
My language locale is LANG=fr_CA.utf8. All html screens are in French.
But when I print invoices the default English form i
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 11:31 AM, Luke wrote:
> Is there any way to implement conditional logic in templates, beyond
> variable set/unset if statements?
>
In 1.2, I think if statements simply execute blocks or not if the test
passes. The code is somewhat strange and I wouldn't bet on it.
In 1.3,
On Thu, 3 Feb 2011, Luke wrote:
> In particular, for cases where the duedate and invdate are the same in a
> tex invoice, I would like to print "UPON RECEIPT", instead of the
> actual due date.
> [.]
> I have thought of at least one inconvenient way, using custom PERL and an
> alternate variable f
Is there any way to implement conditional logic in templates, beyond
variable set/unset if statements?
In particular, for cases where the duedate and invdate are the same in a
tex invoice, I would like to print "UPON RECEIPT", instead of the
actual due date.
Is there any convenient way to do t
