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Phoenix,
Many thanks for continued development of this great module. I've just upgraded to the latest version (9.1.1) on 3 of my sites without any problems.

Just a small thought for the future - would it be possible to select the default currency to remove '$' signs from the module?

Many thanks for the feedback - usually only get the negative stuff

hmm, most things are possible - just not quite sure what you mean
(in all cases that I recall, the $ signs are actually added)

Well, IMHO, one of the major things lacking from DF CMS is really good modules produced by the community. This is a real pity and I'm therefore very keen to support the ones that we use - I'd rate your Treasury Module and Ronin's Google Maps as the two best ones.

The two particular places I've seen $ signs are in the admin panel on the Financial Register and in the block (although we actually use a custom one).

Since at least 3 countries all use $, I guess the sign is a little meaningless in view of the differing exchange rates.

In the admin area it really is superfluous and will be removed.

Regarding the block, I guess I could take it the way I've gone with the module, and just indicate the site currency somewhere. It has become somewhat redundant since I added the options for different currencies in the main module page. The reality is that displaying the currency sign does actually require extra coding.

Alternatively I could add an admin option which would mean a database change, although I could add that to the custom config table and just reset the cache config. In any event, the time is approaching for me to revamp the original config table - it's cumbersome and is the cause of excessive queries that I would rather reduce, so that will be the time for that option to be added.

Although lots of countries use $'s ... I guess there is only one that really counts! And I'm British before anyone gets upset .....

In an ideal world I think people would like the module to display the symbol for their currency. I know that you can edit it in the relevant so why not just indicate the places where people have to go to do that. Not particularly elegant I know but it would achieve the desired result ....

Times change and the one that used to matter, will never regain its lustre

Guess I should make provision for the one that really will matter ... the yuan, or is it the rupee

Well, the block is now templated, which means people can easily change what they want.

I put the site currency at the bottom of the goals, removed the symbols, and put the due date at the top, so all the monetary figures line up

Now for the biggest pita, templating the main page.

the module realy is nice i like how you have it integrated with the rest of the site the only thing is i wish it took several payment types like ccbill, stormpay and money bookers. paypal robbed me 2000 dollars a few years back and i just wont play with them anymore. see paypalsuck.com for information on the paypal lawsuit and how paypal realy works. all paypal users should be informed.
I tried to see what i could do to add more or even replace the paypal with another prosesor but i got lost. i was able to do this task with the subscriptions module. but not with this one. how can i help. i do have the documentation from a few other payment gateways.

were u planning on intigrating this with other gateways?
ofcourse its always good for getting affiliate payments if you put a sign up button inside the module for the gateways.

sorry, no plans for the immediate future.