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/*
    XML enabled fields
*/

    $config_xml=<<<XML
<xmlfields>
<page>
<title>Items</title>
<field>long_description</field>
<schema>

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+++ b/core/includes/ui/ui_view.inc
@@ -923,24 +917,13 @@ function get_js_select_combo_item() {
                                }
                        }
                } else {                        
+            var element = doc.getElementsByName(client_id);
+            if (element[0] != null) {
+                    element[0].value=value;
+                var sname = '_'+client_id+'_update';
+                var update = doc.getElementsByName(sname)[0];

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Quickbooks (QB) is a popular, robust and easy-to-use accounting software package that runs on Windows operating systems. FrontAccounting (FA) is open web-based accounting software that has a comparable feature set to QB with an international flavor. While the vast majority of small business QB users have no reason to migrate away, QB proprietary nature and single machine architecture can drive IT administrators to migrate to a client / server based architecture.

The good news is that is not at all that difficult to migrate the QB database to other accounting software. In this gist, I show how to migrate the Quickbooks customer list, vendor list, and entire G/L journal and optionally the item list

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Quickbooks transaction export

Based on Converts a QuickBooks General Journal CSV export to a ledger_cli compatible transaction file.

Introduction

In the older version of Quickbooks that my company uses, there is no ability to directly export transactions. Exporting transactions is useful to run more complex reports than the canned built-in reporting, or to migrate the database to some