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[From the Blog] WHMCS 9.0 Release Candidate OUT NOW
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WHMCS 9.0 – Upcoming Changes to Module Requirements
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WHMCS Cloudflare Turnstile Manager A free and open-source WHMCS Addon Module that replaces Google reCAPTCHA with Cloudflare Turnstile, a privacy-friendly and user-centric alternative. Features seamless Integration: Works with standard WHMCS themes (Six, Twenty-One) and custom themes. Admin Dashboard: Fully custom configuration interface directly within WHMCS Addons. Page Control: Enable/Disable Turnstile specifically for: Login Page Registration Page Password Reset Contact Us Support Ticket Submission Shopping Cart / Checkout Theme Support: Choose between Auto, Light, or Dark widgets. Advanced Selectors: Define custom jQuery selectors to inject the widget into ANY form on any theme without editing template files. Smarty Tag Support: Use {display_turnstile} in your .tpl files for manual placement. Installation Download the repository. Upload the folder megabre_turnstile to your WHMCS installation at: /modules/addons/megabre_turnstile/ Log in to your WHMCS Admin Area. Go to System Settings > Addon Modules. Find Cloudflare Turnstile Manager and click Activate. Click Configure to grant access permissions to your admin role group. Configuration Go to Addons > Cloudflare Turnstile Manager. Enter your Cloudflare Site Key and Secret Key. Toggle the pages where you want the captcha to appear. (Optional) If using a custom theme that isn't auto-detected, enter the jQuery selector for the submit button (e.g., .btn-login or #submit-btn) in the "Advanced: Custom Selectors" section. Click Save Configuration. Important Note To avoid conflicts, please disable the default WHMCS Captcha: Go to System Settings > General Settings > Security. Set Captcha Form Protection > Captcha Type to "Always Off". Note: This module automatically attempts to hide legacy captcha elements via CSS, but disabling them in settings is recommended. Manual Usage (Developers) If you prefer to place the widget manually in your template files, you can use the Smarty tag: <form method="post" action="login.php"> ... <!-- Manual Placement --> {display_turnstile} <button type="submit">Login</button> </form> Modul page: Whmcs Cloudflare addon module Don't forget to star it on GitHub. -
By Modules Stack · Posted
ModulesStack has comes up with an updated version of Pay Invoice Without Login Module for WHMCS! v2.0 Version 2.0 brings stronger security and better control over invoice sharing. You can now set expiration times for shared links, add optional PIN/password protection, generate QR codes, track link activity, and view detailed access logs with IP and time. Admins can also control or disable sharing for specific clients or groups. Upgrade to v2.0 for a more secure and flexible invoice payment experience for Your WHMCS Business. -
By twhiting9275 · Posted
Randomly ran into this one today when updating a dev site so I thought I'd open this up in here as well as a bug report In v8, the 'region' field is not required when s3 storage is used as it shouldn't be. Not all s3 providers require, or supply it.. I upgraded a v8 dev install from v8 to v9 today, went to do a template cleanup (inside WHMCS) and got this: InvalidArgumentException: Missing required client configuration options: region: (string) A "region" configuration value is required for the "s3" service (e.g., "us-west-2"). A list of available public regions and endpoints can be found at http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/rande.html. in /home/user/public_html/vendor/aws/aws-sdk-php/src/ClientResolver.php:1280 Did some digging into ClientResolver.php, and it seems that this can no longer handle empty regions properly. In v8 this works fine, but the upgrades to v9 make this not so much My own digging and testing came up with the following solution which works: In ClientResolver.php, around line 1260, replace _apply_region with this code public static function _apply_region($value, array &$args) { if (empty($value)) { $value = 'auto'; // self::_missing_region($args); } $args['region'] = $value; } Keep in mind that this is going to be very specific, so get your provider's default region if you want and replace 'auto' with that. This works with CF storage though, very well. -
WHMCS has always handled fraud orders poorly and inconsistently, and this is even worse now with the strange "immutable" invoice issues. For example, when an order contains a single DOMAIN REGISTRATION, and is marked as fraud, we can set the order back to pending by clicking the set as pending button for the order. This previously set the invoice as "unpaid" and the client could complete the order by paying the invoice. Now the invoice is set as "Payment Pending" and the user is not able to pay the invoice at all. The only way to resolve this is to add the disable immutable invoices hack to configuration.php and then manually set the invoice to "unpaid". Then the client can pay the invoice and the domain is registered. What's an even bigger mess is when an order contains a single DOMAIN TRANSFER, and is marked as fraud. If we set the order back to pending, for whatever reason, the invoice stays as "cancelled" - this was the case even before WHMCS 9 and is still the case now (this is likely a bug). Previously we would just set the invoice to unpaid, then manually pay it (or have the client pay it). However the issue then is that even after the invoice is paid in this case, the domain is never actually transferred - we have always had to handle this step manually. What's even worse now in WHMCS 9.0 with domain transfer orders initially marked as fraud, is when we set the order back to pending, the invoice is still "cancelled" and we can't do anything with it. If we enable the hack in configuration.php to allow us to edit the invoices again, we can set the invoice to "unpaid", but now for some reason it has a "credit note" in it so the total amount owing on the invoice is now $0 and there is no way to actually complete the order. What a complete mess. One truly wonders what they do with all the extra money from the extortionate price increases. TLDR: If you receive a domain transfer order that is initially marked as fraud, there is literally no way to complete the order. -
Every WHMCS administrator knows the struggle: adding an announcement, writing a knowledgebase article, or placing an image on a product page often requires more effort than it should. Typically, you have to open an FTP client, navigate through folders, upload the file, and then manually copy the URL. This process is time-consuming and disrupts your workflow. To eliminate this overhead, we have developed a simple yet highly functional solution: Media Manager. Zero-Installation Architecture The greatest advantage of this tool is that it requires no module installation or complex configuration. Consisting of a single PHP file (media-manager.php), you simply upload it to your WHMCS admin directory, and it is ready to go. Native WHMCS Security Instead of building a separate security layer, we integrated the tool directly with the WHMCS admin authentication system. This means that no one can access this file without an active administrator session. It doesn't act as a standalone, vulnerable media manager; it functions as a secure part of your existing panel. What Can You Do? The tool provides all the essential features needed for daily management tasks: Maintain organization by creating and deleting folders. Perform fast file uploads and deletions. Rename files on the fly. Copy the direct URL of any uploaded file with a single click. For administrators who frequently add images to knowledgebase articles, the "Login to FTP, find directory, upload file, copy path" cycle is now a thing of the past. How to Get Started There is only one minor adjustment required before use: open the media-manager.php file and replace the "websiteniz.com" placeholder with your own domain name. Once this edit is made, your system is fully prepared. Our goal wasn't to build a massive, complex media library. Instead, we aimed to provide a fast, secure, and practical file management tool within the WHMCS environment. Born out of necessity and tested in the field, this tool is now available for everyone. Github project: Whmcs Media Manager Website: www.megabre.com
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Hi Still waiting on the answer, also. I guess I need to open a ticket then -
As product manager, I should think he has more pressing responsibilities than this community. Busy with that job, vacation, who knows?
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