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The zip file is the way the master branch is distributed for cutting edge code.

The release tags if any are outdated as several updates in the 2 months since it's release will be available from the bleeding edge download at:
https://github.com/FrontAccountingERP/FA/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

sf.net is the primary repo.
github is only a mirror.
@joe and @itronics are the main code repo integrators.

You can fork the project on GitHub and make changes as needed.

File ownership to be checked for your company/0/attachments folder as it must be owned by the webserver process (www-data for Debian/Ubuntu).

What is your MySQL and PHP versions and which platform version are you on and which build version of FA v2.4 are you using?

WordPress does not have orders by default unless you installed a WP plugin.
In WP with your preferred eCommerce plugin installed, take a DB backup, then mane an order and then take another backup and compare the differences between the two backups and you will know which tables/records were affected and you can do the same for FA and hammer out a orders transfer script / sql.

Check out one of the first lines in includes/session.inc file for the SECURE_ONLY constant.

Try to do the same transaction in a fresh install of FA in PHP 5.x and MySQL 5.1 and you will note that NULL implementation and argument order may expose causes.

Lines 756-759 in reporting/includes/pdf_report.inc are:

    function TextCol($c, $n, $txt, $corr=0, $r=0, $border=0, $fill=0, $link=NULL, $stretch=1)
    {
        return $this->TextWrap($this->cols[$c], $this->row - $r, $this->cols[$n] - $this->cols[$c] + $corr, $txt, $this->aligns[$c], $border, $fill, $link, $stretch);
    }

The above function has not changed in 15 years.
However in 2 places in the said file certain PHP 8.1 issues caused a change 2 years ago for the likes of:

$str = ($str != NULL ? strtr($str, array("\r"=>'')) : "");

which may have to be revisited.

The function / method TextWrap is also defined in the same file (changed for PHP 8.1, 2 years ago) whilst the function / method addTextWrap called therefrom is defined in the file reporting/includes/class.pdf.inc.

Check if there are any PHP version related changes between PHP 5 and 8.1 that cause this situation.

@joe: any clues?

Which version of PHP and MySQL are you using? Looks like a PHP 8 issue where arguments for functions with default values are generally pushed to the end.

@joe: Should we allow 0 qty items in BOM to exist?