Hey mate.
2.0.3 contained a bug which turned all Quotes into Invoices. I’m sorry to all who experienced the problem but I can assure you the problem is fixed with 2.0.3.b
As for the content editor dissapearing, another person is having the same problem but I can’t replicate the problem.
If someone finds a fix, please let me know.
Happy Invoicing
Interesting. I am getting the opposite problem: Invoices are getting turned into Quotes. And the content editor takes input that never shows up. I will check my theme and plugin versions again.
Content (notes) requires insertion in invoice.php (template):
<?php the_content(); ?>
example:
<div class="the_content">
<fieldset>
<legend>Notes</legend>
<?php the_content(); ?>
</fieldset>
</div>
Caution:
When default theme is updated, custom invoice (template) is deleted!
Feature Request (template solution):
Management of business details (comparable to client details):
logo, business name, business number, contact, email, phone, address, payment options (details), payment conditions (terms)
Thank you
There needs to be more display options and ways for us to control things.
Right now, the look of the invoice has all kinds of stuff on it, like the “Created by Elliot Condon” part that is on the invoices. Or the claim on the bottom that states there will by a 5% charge added after 30 days. The logo, etc. I want to be able to control things better. The invoice pages are good for printing and all, but when a client views the invoice, I’d like to be able to use my WordPress theme to display it….like with WP-Invoice…but with control over where I can put and display things. As in having shortcodes and php code snippets that I can use to display specific invoice data where I would like to within my templates, etc.
Still looking for a solid invoicing solution to use with WordPress…
But I do like the printing features…
Hi Kahil,
You can change the “Created by Elliot Condon” and email address and other things by editing the email.php and the invoice.php. email impacts the output to the email form while the invoice.php impacts the html display.
