Sugar OpenSales - Products, Quotes, & Contracts

[lopes80andre]

Hi,

I'am with a problem in the Products module.

Let's see what happen:


First, I create a product. And next I see a mistake, I have put the product "Out of Stock"



Second, I Edit the product for "In Stock", next, I save, and the prices have changed. The prices have changed in the form of (X * 100), the prices are multiplied by 100.



Third, I have my Currency settings with decimal simbol "," and 1000s separator "."


I'am using sugar 5.0c

This problem is solvable?



Best Regards, Great module.

[rustinp77]

Hi,

I'am with a problem in the Products module.


Third, I have my Currency settings with decimal simbol "," and 1000s separator "."

I'am using sugar 5.0c

This problem is solvable?


Best Regards, Great module.

It currently does not support "," comma seperators for multiple currency (internationalization). This feature will be included with the next release candidate which will be published here in the next week.

If you change or swap your configuration for english localization using "." decimals for decimal and "," for 1000s seperator you should be ok? til such release is available... just an idea.

~ regards

[lopes80andre]

Thanks for your reply.

I will wait for your new version of this great module.

Best Regards, André.

[tpine]

Here's a simple solution for creating invoices and packing slips from quotes. We used Zucker Reports with a simple Word doc mail merge. It was pretty straight forward to add. Check it out.

Orzo,
In your Word Template, how do you put a subTotal and Total after the list?
Thanks!

[rustinp77]

Orzo,
In your Word Template, how do you put a subTotal and Total after the list?
Thanks!

Hopefully he get's back to you shortly however just for information purposes, I do hope to provide such templates as an optional download otherwise a simple export to pdf option will be available. ZuckerReports as always will be available for those regardless of what decision is made.

I do plan in the next week to spend some time getting another release candidate made available which should include 99% of all functionality for initial 1.0 release.

~ regards

[lopes80andre]

Hi rustinp77,

Any news about Sugar OpenSales?

Best Regards, André.

[rustinp77]

Hi rustinp77,

Any news about Sugar OpenSales?

Best Regards, André.

To be honest, I've lost interest in such project and will be looking for someone to make a purchase transfer of ownership.

There will be a final 1.0 release with any required updates to support high-priority tickets.

~ regards

[SugarDev.net]

To be honest, I've lost interest in such project and will be looking for someone to make a purchase transfer of ownership.

There will be a final 1.0 release with any required updates to support high-priority tickets.

~ regards

Sounds like something I'd be interested in.

I want to:
- Duplicate SugarCRM's modules' (from Pro/Ent) features
- Extend on that features with community input
- Speed up development

[rustinp77]

Sounds like something I'd be interested in.

I want to:
- Duplicate SugarCRM's modules' (from Pro/Ent) features
- Extend on that features with community input
- Speed up development

Giving basic support or relying on contribution funds, you could exceed $10k per year, putting in only a few hours per week to maintain support and extend functionality. This could easily be a floating variable dependant upon your interests and objective.

Asking $2,200 for ownership which includes exclusive rights of sugarforge project, source code, copyrights and domain plus 30 days of technical support. If interested, contact me via private message or email. No offers less than $1,400 will be accepted.

Looking to make some extra money, this is a great opportunity!


~ regards

[salesagility]

Open Source is an ecosystem. There is nothing to stop any of us taking Rustin's code and starting a project of our own through additional improvements and enhancements to the original code.

This is the great strength of Open Source .... the survival of the fittest.

It is also a weakness when, as with Rustin, you put a huge amount of effort into development and yet derive little or no material gain.