1 Reply by garrapato

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Actually yes you deleted the extension, but as the Ajax timeout is exceeded, the window is not refreshed and seems not to erase, but if you do a refresh, you'll see that yes it erased.

I replaced my repository with the official repository, downloaded from your github repository (farepo.zip), reestablished the original FA.pem in my sandbox, then tried and the problem persists, I thimk tha the cause is not my repository.

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2 Reply by garrapato

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Hi apmuthu, I had placed the htaccess file in the wrong directory:

${WEBROOT}/repo/2.3

and I moved it to the correct directory:

${WEBROOT}/repo

Now all the repo directory is protected.

My repository does NOT contain all of the official extensions repository, only one or two of each type, themes, charts of accounts, extensions and languages, only to test the repository. I built the Extensions.gz, Themes.gz, Charts.gz and Languages.gz files with some shell scripts to automate the process, as well as file Release.gz and Release.sig file through my local certificate. So I replaced the file FA.pem with my own certificate.

http://garrapato.com/sandbox/fa/FA.pem

Everything works fine the only thing is that on my local installation, where use:

'host' => 'localhost',

and operate normally, whereas if I use:

'host' => 'repo.garrapato.com'

takes too long to access the repository.

Please check: http://garrapato.com/sandbox/fa/admin/inst_module.php?

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3 Reply by garrapato

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Hi apmuthu, currently I have my own repo but, as I discuss in private message, works fine using "localhost", but when trying to access it remotely via the URL "repo.garrapato.com" is too slow, I can not decipher why

$repo_auth = array(
         'login' => 'anonymous',
         'pass' => 'password',
         'host' => 'repo.garrapato.com', // repo server address
         'branch' => '2.3'      // Repository branch for current sources version
);

You can test it in my SandBox:

http://garrapato.com/sandbox/fa

some clue?

Regards

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4 Reply by garrapato

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I added Step 3: Enabling Extension to Part 1 of the tutorial, necessary to observe the "functionality" of the extension.

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5 Reply by garrapato

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apmuthu wrote:

Attached herewith is an English Translated and proofed version.

Thank you very much for the translation apmuthu !, I hope to have ready the part 2 tonight

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6 Reply by garrapato

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I have taken the initiative to produce the step by step examples of the topics that I know, and also share some extensions that I have developed as Themes (rounded and iOS7), Localization (Spanish Mexico with function to convert numbers to letters), COA's (chart_es_MX-empty , to start a chart from scratch, chart_es_MX-SAT compatible withe the electronic accounting required in Mexico) and two plug-ins for currency conversion through Web Services (MXN to USD and COP to USD). Additionally, for users interested in Mexico Electronic Invoicing I developed an commercial extension. This is a project I've just started, wait news! All this packages will be accesibles through my Repository in http://repo.Garrapato.com

Regards

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7 Topic by garrapato

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Hi, I want to share a personal project that involves the development of several tutorials for beginners who want to develop extensions to the functionality of FrontAccounting through my personal blog (see my profile).

I have started with a tutorial into several parts, in which I will explain step by step how to build a new extension with its modules and functions/options, access settings, localization, topic development, Chart Of Accounts, package building, construction a local repository, etc.

I hope be of your interest,

http://Garrapato.com

As you can see, my native language is not English so the tutorials are in Spanish, but you can use Google Translator BUTTONS enabled on my blog.

Regards

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