Iām very new to InvoicePlane and thank you very much for this tool. I really appreciate it.
My question is:
Is the implementation to support multiple currencies available for test?
Iāll start to use it next month and most of my invoices are in EUR and CHF.
Another great function would be the possibility to enable or disable the products.
Hi,
It is precisely what I need and I was playing with the lines of code, I managed to make it appear but the format is wrong, it does not allow me to print the correct configuration of ācurrency_codeā in (WEB and PDF) since the requirement is that in a quotation it leaves USD, EUR, RUB etc with a symbol and its currency with a convertible amount, so the client can pay in any currency with an exchange rate.
Ex.
The criterion is that both the web and printed PDF appear in terms of the USD
Amount.
Wow! Thank you for your contribution!
I managed to install the package from https://github.com/InvoicePlane/InvoicePlane/tree/multicurrency and get it running so far so good.
Later I realized, that though invoices can be created in different currencies, quotes cannot.
Therefore I have a few questions before I proceed:
Did I install and do everything right?
Iāve seen in the comparsion-mode only changes on the invoice and view files.
Is it possible by ā¦ more or less ācopy&pasteā ā¦ to port the made changes from the invoice files into the quote files?
I could imagine, that extra work on the database and perhaps further files would be necessary in order to f. E. port a quote in to an invoice.
Does it make sense at all to work into this branch/version?
Or is the 2.0.0 final so close that waiting makes more sense - Iād of course contribute my changes/additions too - somehow, but nobody really wants āoldā versions I guessā¦
Again, thank you for sharing your work and for answering perhaps the one or other question.