WHMCS.Community

As a result, we would like to share information with you about our Halloween Special Offers that are available with WHMCS Services. WS Modules will be discounted at an unbelievable rate of 35% off the Source Code and 25% off the license version. That is right, you heard right! Simply go to https://www.whmcsservices.com and use HalloweenSC as the coupon code and receive 35% off for the source code version; use Halloween26 as the coupon code and receive 25% off for the licensed version. How Long Will this Sale Last? This Halloween Special will last until 1 Nov 2026 To take advantage of the sale, simply add a WS Modules program to your shopping cart. Don't miss this great Halloween Special deal. Here is a list of our various software products at http://www.whmcsservices.com/halloween.php Please remember to use the discount when you order. Save even more! Do You Need Custom Development? Don't hesitate any longer! Contact us now! If you have any questions about our services, please chat with us at http://www.whmcsservices.com or contact us at sales (at) whmcsservices.com Thanks again for choosing WHMCS Services. We appreciate your business!  

Case in point.  Open WHM, just a mention that "Nova, Agentic AI Builder" is now "available". No choice, just done. Had to go into the feature list and disable it. Today, it's added into WHMCS as "Nova, Agentic AI Builder, Is Now Available in MarketConnect".

WHMCS 8.13.1 uses configurable options named exactly Disk Space and Bandwidth to override the product's soft limits for overage billing—not to add to them.   For example, if a hosting product has a 10 GB soft disk limit and the client's Disk Space configurable option is set to 20 GB, overage billing starts only when usage exceeds 20 GB. If you want additive behavior (e.g., base 10 GB + extra 5 GB = 15 GB), WHMCS's built-in overage configurable options do not directly provide that. You would need to set the configurable option to the combined total or implement custom logic to calculate the total limit.  

We're excited to announce a new addition to the MarketConnect catalog: Nova by WebPros, an agentic AI website and app builder your customers can use to go from idea to live site through a simple conversation. With Nova, you can offer your customers something genuinely different, a builder that doesn't rely on templates or manual design. They describe what they want, and Nova builds it. Websites, web apps, dashboards, landing pages, fully responsive, professionally designed, and ready to...View the full blog post

Hi testers! One of the new features added in WHMCS 9.1 Beta is Password Reuse Prevention. WHMCS refuses new passwords that match any of an account’s most recently used passwords, with a configurable reuse limit. During the pre-release testing we want to hear about your experiences with this feature. Some potential starting points for discussion are: - What was your experience changing admin and user passwords?  - Are the new options in the General Settings > Security tab intuitive to configure? - If you tried to re-use a password, did the error message clearly convey the problem and how to resolve it? In addition to resolving any errors which might occur, understanding any pain points is of particular interest to us. Your input will help us tweak messaging in the product or documentation and publish support articles. Thanks for your help in the pre-release testing!

Oh hell, I misread that, so editing in full. Not accepting the EULA generally halts the upgrade in most software. This means we MUST accept to upgrade, and doing so creates the marketplace account? Read the room, John. No one asked for this, no one other than your company/Webpros and so on want it.  Bad thing to force. 

"It's ok juniors can't accept the EULA". Fantastic, so the global admin is forced to accept it, it's almost as if this thread is against that exact thing.  

Amazing John you managed to replay our concerns, confirm it is indeed true and convince or lie to yourself that it's a community driven feature in high demand 😄 You're a smart guy, there's no way you truly believe any user wants this. It's simply a desperate implementation to please share holders. It's a real shame what has come of WHMCS. It is simply a cash cow now, being milked for every oz of money at the cost of your community.

Hi all, I'm happy to provide some details which you will see in the beta today. Upon upgrade to 9.1 a Full Administarator will be prompted to accept the updated EULA - with a prominent summary of what's changed. Nothing happens without accepting the EULA and junior roles cannot accept it. Accepting creates a MarketConnect account for this installation using the  name and email address of the Full Administrator and the Company Name from System Setting and confirms your agreement to the WHMCS Marketplace Terms of Service. Accepting does not purchase or activate anything, you choose any products yourself. No data is transmitted to a third party until your first non-Webpros service is ordered and provisioned.

A complete navigation manager addon for WHMCS that lets system administrators control both client area menus — Visitors (logged out) and Clients (logged in) — each with its own primary and secondary navbars: rename items, change where they link, reorder them, hide or disable them, add custom links, translate labels per language, attach FontAwesome icons, extra CSS classes and live counter badges, track clicks, pin the navbar on scroll, recolor the whole menu, and audit everything in an activity log. Menu Manager works directly on the WHMCS menu objects, so it supports the stock Six, Twenty-One and Nexus templates with no template edits — pick yours in Settings and the styling, box heights and wrap guards match it automatically. Everything is governed by modern, secure, CSRF-protected admin screens with AJAX saves and toast confirmations. Owned License ($40.00) - https://www.hardsoftcode.com/cart/link/menu-manager-for-whmcs/owned Source Code License ($280.00) - https://www.hardsoftcode.com/cart/link/menu-manager-for-whmcs/source Features Menu editing Rename any navbar item label — per language (see Translations). Retarget where any item links (relative or absolute URLs, # for placeholder parents). Reorder items with one-click move up / move down (logged in the activity log). Hide or disable items with the on/off status switch (both remove the item from output). Custom items — add your own links anywhere in the tree, including nested children under any non-divider parent. Stock items can never be deleted, only hidden or disabled. FontAwesome icon per item (e.g. fas fa-star); emptying the field removes the icon. Extra CSS class per item; emptying the field clears it (divider classes are protected). Dynamic badges — live counters next to the label: total/active products & services, total/active domains, due/total/overdue invoices, active/total tickets, credit balance (clients pages only; visitors have no counters). Two menus & languages Visitors menu (logged out) and Clients menu (logged in), each with primary and secondary navbar tabs. Per-language label fields (English Label, Arabic Label, …) driven by the Available Languages setting. Label priority per visitor: their language's text → your customized label → the WHMCS language-file text — so untouched items automatically follow lang/*.php and untranslated items fall back to the default label. Styling (Six, Twenty-One, Nexus) Template picker — Six, Twenty-One (default) or Nexus; folder renames can't break it because you choose explicitly. Sticky navbar — pins the menu to the top on scroll (desktop viewports only, never on phones). Menu color studio — MiniColors pickers for nav background, links, hovers, dropdowns and badge colors, normalized to #rrggbb. Phone-safe by design — nothing the module paints applies below 992px: small screens keep 100% stock template styling, and the Twenty-One/Nexus "More" overflow guard respects each template's collapse threshold. Insight & audit Click tracking — every menu click is recorded (beacon-based, navigation-safe) and shown per item in a Clicks column. Activity Log — add/edit/move/status/delete and settings updates with date, admin name + ID and readable detail (e.g. Update: Keep activity log 90 > 30); searchable/sortable DataTables grid, per-action colored badges, retention in days pruned by the daily cron, plus a Clear Log button. Automatic import Activation import — replays the WHMCS navbar factories into storage/menus.json, creates the settings table and seeds Available Languages with your WHMCS default client language. First-view capture — empty menus capture the live tree straight from the WHMCS menu class (including dynamic items), add-new only, so administrator edits are never overwritten.