5 | *
6 | * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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8 | * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
9 | * (at your option) any later version.
10 | *
11 | * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
12 | * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
13 | * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
14 | * GNU General Public License for more details.
15 | *
16 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
17 | * along with this program. If not, see .
18 | */
19 |
20 | /**
21 | * \file htdocs/compta/bank/releve.php
22 | * \ingroup banque
23 | * \brief Page to show a bank receipt report
24 | */
25 |
26 | require('config.php');
27 | dol_include_once('/bankimport/class/bankimport.class.php');
28 | dol_include_once('/compta/facture/class/facture.class.php');
29 | dol_include_once('/fourn/class/fournisseur.facture.class.php');
30 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/core/lib/bank.lib.php';
31 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/societe/class/societe.class.php';
32 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/adherents/class/adherent.class.php';
33 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/compta/sociales/class/chargesociales.class.php';
34 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/compta/paiement/class/paiement.class.php';
35 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/compta/tva/class/tva.class.php';
36 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/fourn/class/paiementfourn.class.php';
37 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/compta/bank/class/account.class.php';
38 | require_once DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/compta/facture/class/facture.class.php';
39 |
40 | $langs->load("banks");
41 | $langs->load("categories");
42 | $langs->load("companies");
43 | $langs->load("bills");
44 |
45 | $action=GETPOST('action', 'alpha');
46 | $id=GETPOST('account','int');
47 | $ref=GETPOST('ref','alpha');
48 | $dvid=GETPOST('dvid','int');
49 | $num=GETPOST('num','alpha');
50 |
51 | // Security check
52 | $fieldid = (! empty($ref)?$ref:$id);
53 | $fieldname = isset($ref)?'ref':'rowid';
54 | $newToken = function_exists('newToken')?newToken():$_SESSION['newtoken'];
55 | $socidVersion = "socid";
56 | if (DOL_VERSION < 13){
57 | $socidVersion = "societe_id";
58 | }
59 | if ($user->{$socidVersion}) $socid=$user->{$socidVersion};
60 |
61 | $result=restrictedArea($user,'banque',$fieldid,'bank_account','','',$fieldname);
62 |
63 | if ($user->hasRight('banque', 'consolidate') && $action == 'dvnext' && ! empty($dvid))
64 | {
65 | $al = new AccountLine($db);
66 | $al->datev_next($dvid);
67 | }
68 |
69 | if ($user->hasRight('banque', 'consolidate') && $action == 'dvprev' && ! empty($dvid))
70 | {
71 | $al = new AccountLine($db);
72 | $al->datev_previous($dvid);
73 | }
74 |
75 |
76 | $sortfield = GETPOST('sortfield', 'alpha');
77 | $sortorder = GETPOST('sortorder', 'alpha');
78 | $page = GETPOST('page', 'int');
79 | if ($page == -1 || empty($page)) { $page = 0; }
80 | if (! $sortorder) $sortorder="ASC";
81 | if (! $sortfield) $sortfield="s.nom";
82 |
83 | $limit = GETPOST('limit','int')?GETPOST('limit','int'):$conf->liste_limit;
84 | $offset = ((int) $limit * $page);
85 | $pageprev = $page - 1;
86 | $pagenext = $page + 1;
87 |
88 |
89 | /*
90 | * View
91 | */
92 |
93 | llxHeader();
94 |
95 | $form = new Form($db);
96 | $societestatic=new Societe($db);
97 | $chargestatic=new ChargeSociales($db);
98 | $memberstatic=new Adherent($db);
99 | $paymentstatic=new Paiement($db);
100 | $paymentsupplierstatic=new PaiementFourn($db);
101 | $paymentvatstatic=new TVA($db);
102 | $bankstatic=new Account($db);
103 | $banklinestatic=new AccountLine($db);
104 |
105 |
106 | // Load account
107 | $acct = new Account($db);
108 | if ($id > 0 || ! empty($ref))
109 | {
110 | $acct->fetch($id, $ref);
111 | }
112 |
113 | if (empty($num))
114 | {
115 | /*
116 | * Vue liste tous releves confondus
117 | */
118 | $sql = "SELECT DISTINCT(b.num_releve) as numr";
119 | $sql.= " FROM ".$db->prefix()."bank as b";
120 | $sql.= " WHERE b.fk_account = ".$acct->id;
121 | $sql.= " ORDER BY numr DESC";
122 |
123 | $sql.= $db->plimit($conf->liste_limit+1,$offset);
124 |
125 | $result = $db->query($sql);
126 | if ($result)
127 | {
128 | $var=True;
129 | $numrows = $db->num_rows($result);
130 | $i = 0;
131 |
132 | // Onglets
133 | $head=bank_prepare_head($acct);
134 | dol_fiche_head($head,'bankimport_statement',$langs->trans("FinancialAccount"),0,'account');
135 |
136 | print '';
137 |
138 | $linkback = ''.$langs->trans("BackToList").'';
139 |
140 | // Ref
141 | print '| '.$langs->trans("Ref").' | ';
142 | print '';
143 | print $form->showrefnav($acct, 'ref', $linkback, 1, 'ref');
144 | print ' |
';
145 |
146 | // Label
147 | print '| '.$langs->trans("Label").' | ';
148 | print ''.$acct->label.' |
';
149 |
150 | print '
';
151 |
152 | print '
';
153 |
154 |
155 | print_barre_liste('', $page, $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"], "&account=".$acct->id, $sortfield, $sortorder,'',$numrows);
156 |
157 | print '';
158 | print '';
159 | print '| '.$langs->trans("AccountStatement").' |
';
160 |
161 | //while ($i < min($numrows,$conf->liste_limit)) // retrait de la limite tant qu'il n'y a pas de pagination
162 | while ($i < min($numrows,$conf->liste_limit))
163 | {
164 | $objp = $db->fetch_object($result);
165 | $var=!$var;
166 | if (! isset($objp->numr))
167 | {
168 | //
169 | }
170 | else
171 | {
172 | print '| '.$objp->numr.' |
'."\n";
173 | }
174 | $i++;
175 | }
176 | print "
\n";
177 |
178 | print "\n\n";
179 | }
180 | else
181 | {
182 | dol_print_error($db);
183 | }
184 | }
185 | else
186 | {
187 | /**
188 | * Affiche liste ecritures d'un releve
189 | */
190 | $ve=$_GET["ve"];
191 |
192 | $found=false;
193 | if ($_GET["rel"] == 'prev')
194 | {
195 | // Recherche valeur pour num = numero releve precedent
196 | $sql = "SELECT DISTINCT(b.num_releve) as num";
197 | $sql.= " FROM ".$db->prefix()."bank as b";
198 | $sql.= " WHERE b.num_releve < '".$db->escape($num)."'";
199 | $sql.= " AND b.fk_account = ".$acct->id;
200 | $sql.= " ORDER BY b.num_releve DESC";
201 |
202 | dol_syslog("htdocs/compta/bank/releve.php sql=".$sql);
203 | $resql = $db->query($sql);
204 | if ($resql)
205 | {
206 | $numrows = $db->num_rows($resql);
207 | if ($numrows > 0)
208 | {
209 | $obj = $db->fetch_object($resql);
210 | $num = $obj->num;
211 | $found=true;
212 | }
213 | }
214 | }
215 | elseif ($_GET["rel"] == 'next')
216 | {
217 | // Recherche valeur pour num = numero releve precedent
218 | $sql = "SELECT DISTINCT(b.num_releve) as num";
219 | $sql.= " FROM ".$db->prefix()."bank as b";
220 | $sql.= " WHERE b.num_releve > '".$db->escape($num)."'";
221 | $sql.= " AND b.fk_account = ".$acct->id;
222 | $sql.= " ORDER BY b.num_releve ASC";
223 |
224 | dol_syslog("htdocs/compta/bank/releve.php sql=".$sql);
225 | $resql = $db->query($sql);
226 | if ($resql)
227 | {
228 | $numrows = $db->num_rows($resql);
229 | if ($numrows > 0)
230 | {
231 | $obj = $db->fetch_object($resql);
232 | $num = $obj->num;
233 | $found=true;
234 | }
235 | }
236 | }
237 | else {
238 | // On veut le releve num
239 | $found=true;
240 | }
241 |
242 | $mesprevnext ="id\">".img_previous()." ";
243 | $mesprevnext.= $langs->trans("AccountStatement")." $num";
244 | $mesprevnext.=" id\">".img_next()."";
245 | print_fiche_titre($langs->trans("AccountStatement").' '.$num.', '.$langs->trans("BankAccount").' : '.$acct->getNomUrl(0),$mesprevnext);
246 | print '
';
247 |
248 | print "\n";*/
563 |
564 | }
565 |
566 | $db->close();
567 |
568 | llxFooter();
569 |
570 | function printTableHeader($title_serialize, $total, $acct_id)
571 | {
572 | global $langs;
573 |
574 | print '';
575 | print '';
576 |
577 | if (!empty($title_serialize))
578 | {
579 | $TTitle = unserialize($title_serialize);
580 | foreach ($TTitle as $title) print '| '.$title.' | ';
581 | }
582 |
583 | print ''.$langs->trans("DateOperationShort").' | ';
584 | print ''.$langs->trans("DateValueShort").' | ';
585 | print ''.$langs->trans("Type").' | ';
586 | print ''.$langs->trans("Description").' | ';
587 | print ''.$langs->trans("Debit").' | ';
588 | print ''.$langs->trans("Credit").' | ';
589 | print ''.$langs->trans("Balance").' | ';
590 | print ' | ';
591 | print "
\n";
592 |
593 | // Ligne Solde debut releve
594 | print ' ';
595 | if (!empty($TTitle)) print ' | ';
596 | print ' |
597 | '.$langs->trans("InitialBankBalance").' : | '.price($total).' | |
598 |
';
599 | }
600 |
601 | function printTableFooter($title_serialize, $totald, $totalc, $total)
602 | {
603 | global $langs;
604 |
605 | print ' ';
606 |
607 | if (!empty($title_serialize))
608 | {
609 | $TTitle = unserialize($title_serialize);
610 | if (count($TTitle) > 0) print ' | ';
611 | }
612 |
613 | // Line Total
614 | print ' '.$langs->trans("Total").' : |
615 | '.price($totald).' |
616 | '.price($totalc).' |
617 | |
618 | | ';
619 | print '
';
620 |
621 | // Line Balance
622 | print ' ';
623 | if (!empty($TTitle)) print ' | ';
624 | print ' |
625 | '.$langs->trans("EndBankBalance").' : |
626 | '.price($total).' |
627 | | ';
628 | print '
';
629 |
630 | print '
';
631 | }
632 |
633 | function printStandardValues(&$db, &$user, &$langs, &$acct, &$objp, &$num, &$totald, &$totalc, &$paymentsupplierstatic, &$paymentstatic, &$paymentvatstatic, &$bankstatic, &$banklinestatic)
634 | {
635 | // Date operation
636 | print ''.dol_print_date($db->jdate($objp->do),"day").' | ';
637 |
638 | // Date de valeur
639 | print '';
640 | print '';
641 | print img_previous().' ';
642 | print dol_print_date($db->jdate($objp->dv),"day") .' ';
643 | print '';
644 | print img_next().'';
645 | print " | \n";
646 |
647 | // Type and num
648 | if ($objp->fk_type == 'SOLD') {
649 | $type_label=' ';
650 | } else {
651 | $type_label=($langs->trans("PaymentTypeShort".$objp->fk_type)!="PaymentTypeShort".$objp->fk_type)?$langs->trans("PaymentTypeShort".$objp->fk_type):$objp->fk_type;
652 | }
653 | print ''.$type_label.' '.($objp->num_chq?$objp->num_chq:'').' | ';
654 |
655 | // Description
656 | $bankLineUrl = DOL_URL_ROOT.'/compta/bank/line.php';
657 | if(version_compare(DOL_VERSION , '13.0.0', '<')){
658 | $bankLineUrl = DOL_URL_ROOT.'/compta/bank/ligne.php';
659 | }
660 |
661 | print '';
662 | $reg=array();
663 | preg_match('/\((.+)\)/i',$objp->label,$reg); // Si texte entoure de parenthese on tente recherche de traduction
664 | if ($reg[1] && $langs->trans($reg[1])!=$reg[1]) print $langs->trans($reg[1]);
665 | else print $objp->label;
666 | print '';
667 |
668 | /*
669 | * Ajout les liens (societe, company...)
670 | */
671 |
672 | $newline=1;
673 | $links = $acct->get_url($objp->rowid);
674 | if(!empty($links)){
675 | foreach($links as $key=>$val)
676 | {
677 | if (! $newline) print ' - ';
678 | else print ' ';
679 | if ($links[$key]['type']=='payment')
680 | {
681 | $paymentstatic->id=$links[$key]['url_id'];
682 | $paymentstatic->ref=$langs->trans("Payment");
683 |
684 | print ' '.$paymentstatic->getNomUrl(1);
685 |
686 | $sql = "SELECT pf.fk_facture
687 | FROM ".$db->prefix()."paiement_facture as pf
688 | LEFT JOIN ".$db->prefix()."paiement as p ON (p.rowid = pf.fk_paiement)
689 | WHERE p.rowid = ".$paymentstatic->id;
690 | $resql = $db->query($sql);
691 | $res = $db->fetch_object($resql);
692 | if ($res)
693 | {
694 | $facture = new Facture($db);
695 | $facture->fetch($res->fk_facture);
696 | //if ($facture->id > 0) print ' '.$facture->getNomUrl(1); La facture sera maintenant affichée par la fonction getListFacture() en dessous
697 | }
698 |
699 | $newline=0;
700 | }
701 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='payment_supplier')
702 | {
703 | $paymentsupplierstatic->id=$links[$key]['url_id'];
704 | $paymentsupplierstatic->ref=$langs->trans("Payment");
705 |
706 | print ' '.$paymentsupplierstatic->getNomUrl(1);
707 |
708 | $sql = "SELECT pf.fk_facturefourn
709 | FROM ".$db->prefix()."paiementfourn_facturefourn as pf
710 | LEFT JOIN " . $db->prefix() . "paiementfourn as p ON (p.rowid = pf.fk_paiementfourn)
711 | WHERE p.rowid = ".$paymentsupplierstatic->id;
712 | $resql = $db->query($sql);
713 | $res = $db->fetch_object($resql);
714 | if ($res)
715 | {
716 | $facture = new FactureFournisseur($db);
717 | $facture->fetch($res->fk_facturefourn);
718 | //if ($facture->id > 0) print ' '.$facture->getNomUrl(1); La facture sera maintenant affichée par la fonction getListFacture() en dessous
719 | }
720 |
721 | $newline=0;
722 | }
723 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='payment_sc')
724 | {
725 | print '';
726 | print ' '.img_object($langs->trans('ShowPayment'),'payment').' ';
727 | print $langs->trans("SocialContributionPayment");
728 | print '';
729 | $newline=0;
730 | }
731 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='payment_vat')
732 | {
733 | $paymentvatstatic->id=$links[$key]['url_id'];
734 | $paymentvatstatic->ref=$langs->trans("Payment");
735 | print ' '.$paymentvatstatic->getNomUrl(1);
736 | }
737 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='banktransfert') {
738 | // Do not show link to transfer since there is no transfer card (avoid confusion). Can already be accessed from transaction detail.
739 | if ($objp->amount > 0)
740 | {
741 | $banklinestatic->fetch($links[$key]['url_id']);
742 | $bankstatic->id=$banklinestatic->fk_account;
743 | $bankstatic->label=$banklinestatic->bank_account_label;
744 | print ' ('.$langs->trans("from").' ';
745 | print $bankstatic->getNomUrl(1,'transactions');
746 | print ' '.$langs->trans("toward").' ';
747 | $bankstatic->id=$objp->bankid;
748 | $bankstatic->label=$objp->bankref;
749 | print $bankstatic->getNomUrl(1,'');
750 | print ')';
751 | }
752 | else
753 | {
754 | $bankstatic->id=$objp->bankid;
755 | $bankstatic->label=$objp->bankref;
756 | print ' ('.$langs->trans("from").' ';
757 | print $bankstatic->getNomUrl(1,'');
758 | print ' '.$langs->trans("toward").' ';
759 | $banklinestatic->fetch($links[$key]['url_id']);
760 | $bankstatic->id=$banklinestatic->fk_account;
761 | $bankstatic->label=$banklinestatic->bank_account_label;
762 | print $bankstatic->getNomUrl(1,'transactions');
763 | print ')';
764 | }
765 | }
766 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='company') {
767 | print '';
768 | print img_object($langs->trans('ShowCustomer'),'company').' ';
769 | print dol_trunc($links[$key]['label'],24);
770 | print '';
771 | $newline=0;
772 | }
773 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='member') {
774 | print '';
775 | print img_object($langs->trans('ShowMember'),'user').' ';
776 | print $links[$key]['label'];
777 | print '';
778 | $newline=0;
779 | }
780 | elseif ($links[$key]['type']=='sc') {
781 | print '';
782 | print img_object($langs->trans('ShowBill'),'bill').' ';
783 | print $langs->trans("SocialContribution");
784 | print '';
785 | $newline=0;
786 | }
787 | else {
788 | print '';
789 | print $links[$key]['label'];
790 | print '';
791 | $newline=0;
792 | }
793 | }
794 |
795 |
796 | if($links[key($links)]['type']=='payment_supplier') $param = 'fourn';
797 | print ' '.getListFacture($links[key($links)]['url_id'], $param);
798 |
799 | }
800 | // Avec la nouvelle version de bankimport, on peut régler des factures de différents tiers avec un même paiement, donc on les affiche toutes
801 |
802 |
803 | // Categories
804 | if ($ve)
805 | {
806 | $sql = "SELECT label";
807 | $sql.= " FROM ". $db->prefix() ."bank_categ as ct";
808 | if(version_compare(DOL_VERSION , '21.0.0', '<')) {
809 | $sql .= ", " . $db->prefix() . "bank_class as cl";
810 | }else {
811 | $sql .= ", " . $db->prefix() . "category_bankline as cl";
812 | }
813 | $sql.= " WHERE ct.rowid = cl.fk_categ";
814 | $sql.= " AND ct.entity = ".$conf->entity;
815 | $sql.= " AND cl.lineid = ".$objp->rowid;
816 |
817 | $resc = $db->query($sql);
818 | if ($resc)
819 | {
820 | $numc = $db->num_rows($resc);
821 | $ii = 0;
822 | if ($numc && ! $newline) print ' ';
823 | while ($ii < $numc)
824 | {
825 | $objc = $db->fetch_object($resc);
826 | print " - $objc->label";
827 | $ii++;
828 | }
829 | }
830 | else
831 | {
832 | dol_print_error($db);
833 | }
834 | }
835 |
836 | print " | ";
837 |
838 | if ($objp->amount < 0)
839 | {
840 | $totald = $totald + abs($objp->amount);
841 | print ''.price($objp->amount * -1)." | | \n";
842 | }
843 | else
844 | {
845 | $totalc = $totalc + abs($objp->amount);
846 | print " | ".price($objp->amount)." | \n";
847 | }
848 |
849 | print "".price($total)." | \n";
850 |
851 | if ($user->hasRight('banque', 'modifier') || $user->hasRight('banque', 'consolidate'))
852 | {
853 | // Description
854 | $bankLineUrl = DOL_URL_ROOT.'/compta/bank/line.php';
855 | if(version_compare(DOL_VERSION , '11.0.0', '<')){
856 | $bankLineUrl = DOL_URL_ROOT.'/compta/bank/ligne.php';
857 | }
858 |
859 | print '';
860 | print img_edit();
861 | print " | ";
862 | }
863 | else
864 | {
865 | print " | ";
866 | }
867 | }
868 |
869 | /**
870 | * @param $id_regelement : numéro du paiement
871 | * @param $fourn : contient chaine vide ou "fourn", parce que s'il s'agit d'un paiement fournisseur,
872 | * la table s'appelle llx_paiementfourn_facturefourn
873 | */
874 | function getListFacture($id_reglement, $fourn='') {
875 |
876 | global $db;
877 |
878 | $sql = 'SELECT pf.fk_facture'.$fourn;
879 | // empty($fourn) = Spécificité pour les factures clients
880 | if(empty($fourn)) $sql.= ', rem.fk_facture as fac_finale';
881 | $sql.= ' FROM ' . $db->prefix() . 'paiement'.$fourn.'_facture'.$fourn.' as pf';
882 | if(empty($fourn)) $sql.= ' LEFT JOIN ' . $db->prefix() . 'societe_remise_except as rem ON (pf.fk_facture = rem.fk_facture_source)';
883 | $sql.= ' WHERE fk_paiement'.$fourn.' = '.$id_reglement;
884 | //echo $sql;exit;
885 | $resql = $db->query($sql);
886 |
887 | $Tfact = array();
888 |
889 | $classname = 'Facture';
890 | if (!empty($fourn)) $classname = 'FactureFournisseur';
891 |
892 | while($res = $db->fetch_object($resql)) {
893 |
894 | $f = new $classname($db);
895 | if($f->fetch($res->{'fk_facture'.$fourn}) > 0) {
896 |
897 | // On affiche la facture finale s'il s'agit d'un acompte
898 | $suite = '';
899 | if(empty($fourn) && !empty($res->fac_finale)) {
900 | $fac_finale = new Facture($db);
901 | $fac_finale->fetch($res->fac_finale);
902 | $suite = ' / '.$fac_finale->getNomUrl(1);
903 | }
904 |
905 | $Tfact[] = $f->getNomURL(1).$suite;
906 | }
907 | }
908 |
909 | return implode('
', $Tfact);
910 |
911 | }
912 |
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617 | an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
618 | Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
619 | copy of the Program in return for a fee.
620 |
621 | END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
622 |
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