naming follow-up notices from the event rather than creting a slew of separate templates, RT#5217

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diff --git a/httemplate/misc/send-statement.cgi b/httemplate/misc/send-statement.cgi
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+<% $cgi->redirect("${p}view/cust_main.cgi?$custnum") %>
+<%once>
+
+my %method = map { $_=>1 } qw( email print fax_invoice );
+
+</%once>
+<%init>
+
+die "access denied"
+  unless $FS::CurrentUser::CurrentUser->access_right('Resend invoices');
+
+my $statementnum = $cgi->param('statementnum');
+my $template     = $cgi->param('template') || 'statement'; #XXX configure... via event??  eh..
+my $notice_name  = $cgi->param('notice_name') if $cgi->param('notice_name');
+my $method       = $cgi->param('method');
+
+$method .= '_invoice' if $method eq 'fax'; #!
+
+die "unknown method $method" unless $method{$method};
+
+my $cust_statement = qsearchs('cust_statement',{'statementnum'=>$statementnum});
+die "Can't find statement!\n" unless $cust_statement;
+
+$cust_statement->$method({ 'template' => $template }); 
+
+my $custnum = $cust_statement->getfield('custnum');
+
+</%init>