Thank you very much, seems to work, what I have to figure out is if we have messed up any previous transactions :-(

Yes exactly !!! That's what's happening !!

I think it started happening since I installed .19 directly with the fixes from https://frontaccounting.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?id=4512:  (FA_Fixes_post_v2.3.19.zip 135.61 kb, 4 downloads since 2014-01-04)

What should I do ? Overwrite this version with just the plain ?stable? .19 ? Or could that cause problems...?

Thanks Joe, I think I understand the way it works now... But did it always work like that ? (at least in the past versions)

Sorry, but still don't understand... :-(

Joe, is this something that will be changed so it's comprehensive like before? Or will it be like that for good ? Thanks !

Yes, that works... But it didn't use to work like that... I'm confused and seeing the 2 lines in allocation is confusing.

- I make a supplier credit note for a local supplier (that I've used many times) for a total of 52,88€. NOTE: If I go into 'Allocate Customer Payments or Credit Notes' it lets me allocate even though there is nothing to allocate...
- This supplier pays the credit note by sending the money to one of our bank accounts.
- I go to Bank Deposit, select date, 'Supplier', enter the supplier and enter the amount of the deposit made by the supplier (in this case the total of the credit note).
- At this moment I would go back to 'Allocate Customer Payments or Credit Notes' and allocate the deposit to the credit note, but what I'm finding is both the bank deposit and the credit note to allocate !!! It's as if the credit note is working as an Invoice...

http://i44.tinypic.com/aonwi0.jpg

I don't work with currencies. I'm doing an operation that I've done many times before.

Hi, I updated to last version .19 and installed the fixes from https://frontaccounting.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?id=4512:

(FA_Fixes_post_v2.3.19.zip 135.61 kb, 4 downloads since 2014-01-04)

Now when I enter a new Supplier Credit Note, allocation isn't working correctly.

Normally I would enter a Bank deposit (using the supplier) then go back and allocate this deposit with the credit note but it's all working very stangely.

Can you have a look ? Thanks !!

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Hi, I'm using 2.3.18 and when you include more lines of VAT to a supplier invoice it isn't refreshing correctly... This was working OK in v2.3.16.
I have invoices where I have the same kind of VAT repeated on several lines and it used to include both of them in the total, now it isn't doing that, it only includes the first VAT that you enter... Thanks !

Hi, can anyone help me on substituting the 'Branch Name' to the 'GL Account' on the different reports that have this column? (for example on the Tax Report).

Thanks !

It fixed itself.... I tried uninstalling and installing and the options finally appeared...

Hi, anybody, any idea?

Thanks !

Hi, I had dashboard installed and working perfectly in v15. I've updated to the last version of FA (v16) and now I just can't get the dashboard options to show in the menu.

The extension is activated for the company and there are no dashboard options in 'Access Setup'....

Any help will be appreciatecd !!

thanks.

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I'm sorry but I don't have enough PHP knowledge to understand what I have to change or install :-(

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I did this and it isn't working:

switch ($this->l['a_meta_language'])
    {
        case "ar_EG" :     $fontname = "ae_tholoth";     break;
        case "zh_CN" :     $fontname = "gbsn00lp";     break;
        case "zh_TW" :     $fontname = "chinese_traditional_cid0";     break;

        >> case "es_ES" :     $fontname = "freesans";     break;  <<

        default :          $fontname = "dejavu";         break;

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Hi Joe, only includes I can find are on line 61 & 62:

include_once (dirname(__FILE__).'/tcpdf.php');
include_once (dirname(__FILE__).'/fpdi/fpdi.php');

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No, which include instruction?

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Hi Joe, can't find that download page and I'm not sure what to change... I looked around and found the FreeSans font which seems to be UTF8 compatible, but am getting an error now:

TCPDF error: Could not include font definition file: freesans.php

Thanks !

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Can anybody help me on this? I'm getting strange characters when using ó, í, ñ for PDF reports (for example on invoices). I'm using es_ES UTF_8.

I can't send invoices to my clients because of this, it doesn't look professional. Thanks !!

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instead of ó, í, ñ.

(I'm using es_ES UTF_8). I've been searching in the forum and wiki, but not been successful. Can anyone help me please?

Forum doesn't let me post the strange characters, probably due to security restrictions.

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Hi, I had this same problem and installed dejavu font. But although now it does print out the PDF reports I get strange characters:

All this happened without touching the DB.

I went into the DB afterwards, just to delete the inconsistencies that had been left over and that were causing this error... It must be a bug or in any case misuse of the tool, but it shouldn't leave inconsistencies like it did...

Hi, somehow when issuing a credit note to a customer a negative value of the Tax has been included in this report... Elsewhere (GL, Journal, Inventory, etc) everything is OK.

I invoiced for 50€ =>
41,32€ + 8,68€ (21% tax)

When I issued the credit note, everything is correct except in this report, where it is showing for this item:

Category Description Customer Qty Sales Cost Contribution
BC00226 B-220AURA-Rojo XXX   0    -8,68 0,00 -8,68

Tax report is OK:

Customer Credit Note1 19/02/2013 XXX -41,32 21,00 -8,68 IVA 21%

Thanks for any help !

I think I have fixed the problem. Somehow although the order had been deleted there were still remnants of it in the grn_batch, grn_data & purch_data tables which I deleted. This has seemed to do the trick.