Still getting used to PHP and FA's setup...
1 05/10/2013 09:22:59 am
Re: Cash account cannot be $0? (8 replies, posted in Banking and General Ledger)
2 05/10/2013 05:12:48 am
Re: Cash account cannot be $0? (8 replies, posted in Banking and General Ledger)
Shouldn't $limit <= $amnt_tr work? There shouldn't be a reason why a transfer can't be the same amount as the $limit
Plus it should be that you can't take out more than you have in your account (unless you have some type of credit maybe)
Brian
3 05/09/2013 10:18:49 am
Re: Keen on translating (40 replies, posted in Translations)
Is there some sort of repository for FA? I have been busy with finishing my degree so I haven't been keeping the Swedish language file up to date. Now that Iam done with school I wanted to work with FA some more, only to find the Swedish file in dismay. I didn't keep a copy of the language fileI did earlier, but it would be a great help to merge the last one I did with the lastest version. Is there any way of doing this, or am I going to have to go through the whole file again?
Brian
4 10/14/2011 11:17:53 am
Re: Keen on translating (40 replies, posted in Translations)
I have corrected the Swedish language file, so it should be up to date for this last version. I will be sending along as soon as I can find the e-mail address...
/Brian
5 07/07/2011 12:24:42 am
Re: Old translated strings are shown, instead of newly translated ones (7 replies, posted in Translations)
I have found out that Xampp uses a cache so I have to shutdown and restart Apache. Oh well, it works anyway. Only 2500 translations left... but I must say using POedit works well!
6 07/07/2011 12:11:43 am
Re: Old translated strings are shown, instead of newly translated ones (7 replies, posted in Translations)
I get the same problem as stated here, despite me deleting the cache, logging in and out and using another browser.
I have a test environment on a local machine using Windows 7 & Xampp, could there be a cache there maybe...
I didn't know the update process would overwrite the files in the folder... yes I am starting over again... yes I will share when done... but I would like to test the translations too...
Cheers!
7 07/06/2011 11:59:45 am
Topic: Is this the best way to handle translations?? (1 replies, posted in Translations)
Just some thoughts as I peruse the 19000 some odd lines of text...
As I go through the Swedish translation I am finding the same sentence to be translated time and time again. I am a firm believer of OHIO (only handle it once), so the thought comes is this the best way to handle translations?
I must say up front that I don't know how the system works, but it seems like having to translate the same text time and time again is a waste of resources. Especially when you (read I) don't fully understand the context of the message.
At the same time I don't have any revolutionary to bring to the table, other than the desire to make this work more resource efficiently...
Just to make sure I have understood how to do the editing. I use the program POedit and edit the po file and then send in both the po and mo files to you?? I've already edited the po file, can I just run the file through the program or do I have to do everything over again??
I hope I haven't opened a can of worms...
8 07/03/2011 09:02:53 pm
Re: Journal Entry Import format (1 replies, posted in Banking and General Ledger)
Well I found out what the format was by locating the module code... feeling a bit sheepish 
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// File Format
This extension imports CSV files of the following format:
entryid,date,reference,accountcode,dimension1,dimension2,amount,memo
- 'entryid' can be any value, so long as it differs from all other entryids
in the import file. Every entryid will result in a separate journal entry
being created with the specified transaction data within it.
Transactions with the same entryid must be grouped together within the
import file.
- 'date' and 'reference' should be the same throughout a given entry.
- For proper use of all of these fields (except 'entryid'), see the
Journal Entry entry dialog within FrontAccounting under Banking and
General Ledger.
- entryid does *not* correspond to what the journal entry id will be within
FrontAccounting.
In the case above, the separator is a comma (,) though any separator will work.
Example import file:
entryid,date,reference,accountcode,dimension1,dimension2,amount,memo
1,10/5/2009,TD-1,10002,MyDim,,945.59,"My memo"
1,10/5/2009,TD-1,5600,MyDim2,,-400,""
1,10/5/2009,TD-1,5602,MyDim2,,-545.59,""
2,10/7/2009,TD-2,5602,,,-100,""
2,10/7/2009,TD-2,5602,MyDim,,100,"Reimbursement"
This file will result in two journal entries:
- One dated 10/5/2009 with reference TD-1 and three transactions
- One dated 10/7/2009 with reference TD-2 and two transactions
Note 1: Dimensions are expressed in references, not IDs!
Note 2: It is wise to enclose memos in double quotes ("my memo") so that
it will be parsed properly in case it contains the field separator.
9 07/03/2011 10:01:13 am
Topic: Journal Entry Import format (1 replies, posted in Banking and General Ledger)
I was wondering what the import format is. Seeing as you can change the field separator I am presuming it is a basic CSV type format, but how are the fields organized?
Sorry if this is covered someplace else. I did look for the information but didn't check exhaustively...