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HI @ambarella Thanks for your reply, sorry in the initial post you mentioned invoice, I didn't realise you where referring to the client area, In the standard checkout it does show pro-rata in small text, you could work to customise this or look for a third party theme that has a bigger text, would you like me to move this to the developer corner so you can get assistance with the code to use?

Hi Chris, I have attached 2 screenshots, image 1 is what i get in my WHMCS and on Image 2 there's a detailed description which belongs to another site, and i think they're using WHMCS too. So the bottom line is most clients have no clue what the pro-rated billing is, so they expect to see the monthly price on their invoice but when pro-rated billing is enabled, its usually going to be a higher amount than the actual monthly billing, so the clients will wonder why the amount is higher than the displayed billing amount on the site. And it should clearly state that the pro-rated billing is for the 1st invoice only, which includes the remaining days of the month + month thereafter, and from the 2nd invoice, it's going to be the actual value etc.   Regards Dev

Thanks for answers, everyone! 😊 I used it few days ago and it worked perfectly! No errors, everything works fine, it's just I decided I didn't need invoices and mails from another database and I cleaned the tables before merging, so I suggest you clean database and remove all the things you don't need.

Hi @Ambarella In your invoice descriptions is it not showing a longer date period?  This is generally how it is shown on the invoices.  The only way to show more detail would be manually editing the invoice

Hi I just enabled pro-rated billing on my WHMCS but on the invoice, it doesn't show anywhere as to why the price has increased when pro-rated billing is enabled. Is there any way to generate a more detailed invoice on WHMCS?

Hi Brian, thanks for your answer. No is not going about the Language I just would like to change the style. But the part with resources/domains/dist.additionalfields.php  could help maybe. He disappeared after packing the money. His last answer to my escalation was 4 months ago. The last update status is now 1/2 years old. The system shown the pictures is still on 7.4 Thanks and best regards Christian

Hi all, I have a custom domain module that I would like to have DNS Management for using an external DNS Hosting service so I don't have to manage DNS servers of my own. What add-on and DNS hosting service would you recommend for this?

Thank you so much for being so clear Brian. I cant understand how I missed that before hehehe   Thanks again!

hey I was wondering if it’s possible to have renewals show as new orders, so when someone renew, I can see them as a new order. since I have to cinfigure their service manually on renewal.

Hi Christian, they're Additional Domain Fields - so in resources/domains/dist.additionalfields.php // .DE $additionaldomainfields[".de"][] = array("Name" => "Tax ID", "LangVar" => "detldtaxid", "Type" => "text", "Size" => "20", "Default" => "", "Required" => true,); $additionaldomainfields[".de"][] = array("Name" => "Address Confirmation", "LangVar" => "detldaddressconfirm", "Type" => "tickbox", "Description" => "Please tick to confirm you have a valid German address",); $additionaldomainfields[".de"][] = array( "Name" => "Agree to DE Terms", "LangVar" => "deTLDTermsAgree", "Type" => "tickbox", "Description" => $_LANG['domains']['deTermsDescription1'] . "<br />" . $_LANG['domains']['deTermsDescription2'], "Required" => true, ); so if you wanted to change that 'Address Confirmation' line into German, you would follow the instructions on the above page - basically you create a 'additionalfields.php' file in the same folder and add your changes into it... either directly, or using language overrides - though i'd be tempted to do it directly, as I assume virtually anyone who wants a .de domain will be able to speak German! the layout issue is a whole different matter though - you might want to throw a debug into your template, as i'm not convinced that {$domainfield.type} variable exists and if so, that tickbox check would never be true... I might be tempted to try the following instead... {if $domainfield|strstr:'type = "checkbox"'}<div class="checkbox {$responsio.classes.checkbox}">{$domainfield}</div>{else}{$domainfield|replace:"type=\"text\"":"type=\"text\" class=\"form-control `$responsio.classes.input`\""|replace:"type=\"password\"":"type=\"password\" class=\"form-control `$responsio.classes.input`\""|replace:"<select":"<select class=\"form-control `$responsio.classes.input`\""|replace:"<textarea":"<textarea class=\"form-control `$responsio.classes.input`\""|replace:"style=\"width:90%;\"":""}{/if} though i'm not sure that would help as {$domainfield} contains BOTH the checkbox and the text - hopefully the $responsio.classes.checkbox css class sorts this for you... if you look at standard_cart, there isn't a blank line with that template - so it must be something Responsio is doing (or not doing). otherwise, you might be looking at expanding those replaces in the template, or running the array through a hook to modify it.... and adding some css styling to align the output strings. the "Agree To de Terms" spacing should be solved by adding another break return into the additionalfields.php custom file. might also be worth contacting Responsio's developers, WHMCSConnect, as the template hasn't been updated for over a year, so may not be v7.6 compatible.