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No, I completely agree, they probably don't. It was my mistake for not reading Matt's post in its entirety, as he says "at the latest" for implementing the code.

What a mess. Can I suggest that for situations like this, an accountant is brought in to just quickly confirm that what's happening with the software is the correct thing? We just did the "quick and easy" query posted in post #1 and yes, all our invoices previously raised are now wrong. This is pathetic for software whose main intention is a billing system.

It's not really a customisation issue... I'd expect the ability to generate a report on raised invoices for a given month from any billing platform. Surely this is possible?

Is this not possible? I can't believe this isn't possible...

Is it really a massive issue if KB articles are served over SSL?

Hi all, Found how to generate a report on all invoices, on all invoices paid, etc. But there's nothing that shows the invoices RAISED in a given month irrespective of their paid status. For tax purposes, we would like to be able to generate a simple total amount for Month X for invoices raised (whether they've been paid or not is irrelevant). Is there a way to do this that I'm missing?

Slightly OT.... Hi Phil

I'm surprised WHMCS doesn't have this as a default field. Perhaps a check-box "VAT Registered" could be ticked in setup?

Nice one, thanks for that Any easy way to fix the logo hiding underneath the address box in the left hand side, other than making the logo slightly smaller?

Hi Guys, Having used WHMCS before, but not with a VAT registered company, I now find the need to ensure our invoices in a separate business always contain the VAT number and associated legal requirements set by HMRC/CH. Is there an easy way to customise the invoice (both the online version and PDF) without having to edit the templates manually? I find it hard to believe that WHMCS (the "complete" billing system) doesn't have the easy ability to ensure invoices are set out properly.

Excuse my retardations - I just realised it's outputing the data as XML. Problem solved.

Hi Guys, I'm just playing, so this is by no means a high priority. I have a very basic PHP script that grabs the stats using the API command: $postfields["action"] = "getstats"; This works fine, and it outputs the raw array in the form: print_r($results); However, when I go and change the action from "getstats" to "gettickets", I get the error without a $results['message'] included. The error is generated from the lines: if ($results["result"]=="success") { # Result was OK print_r($results); } else { # An error occured [b] echo "The following error occured: ".$results["message"];[/b] } The code hasn't been changed in any other way, with the exception of adding the print_r($results); line, and of course, changing the "getstats" to "gettickets". I'm using the example API as provided here: http://wiki.whmcs.com/API:Example_Usage Any ideas?

Have you checked the access logs of the server they're coming from? That would be a good starting point. If it's happening from Live Messenger as well, then it's likely not a WHMCS issue, and more a server security issue?

We throw through many transactions a day with Google without any problems at all.

Any ideas?