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Thank you to everyone who reached out with interest! I have created a new product page on SwiftModders for this upcoming module that you can find here: https://swiftmodders.com/products/whmcs-modules/swiftmodders-whmcs-feature-requester/ I'm also looking for a handful of BETA testers for the product. If you're interested, please apply here: https://swiftmodders.com/beta-tester-application/ All chosen BETA testers will receive a free copy of the product as a thank you for their time! Thank you again for your interest!

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Hello All, Over the past month or so I've been working on a WHMCS addon module that would really help me centralize feature requests from my clients. I originally built this module to help myself, but I wanted to see if it would be something that anyone else out in the WHMCS Community would be interested in. This module would be useful to software developers and designers, but probably not so much for web hosting providers. However, if you're a hosting provider with custom systems and you would like to know what features your customers want, then this might be of some use. I've attached a few screenshots of the module from my development environment. Here is a quick breakdown of the current feature set and what it does: Admin-Side Adjust general settings for the module via an admin interface Manage product groups that define which products a client must own to submit feature requests Manage feature request categories that can be applied to all product groups or individual ones Manage status labels for feature requests and define the default status label for new submissions Edit permissions for admin roles that can moderate, edit, or delete feature requests Enable or disable the ability for your customers to post feature requests and comments anonymously Enable or disable specific email notifications for admins and customers Close specific feature requests to prevent further voting or commenting Client-Side Set rules clients must follow before being allowed entry into the feature request system Post feature requests for specific product groups in which they have active products for Comment and vote on other feature requests Reply to comments from other customers Edit email preferences so the client does not receive notifications on new comments or request status changes View requests and stats related to clients activity If this is something you would be interested in purchasing for your company, please do not hesitate to email sales@swiftmodders.com for more details. The product is still in alpha testing, but the more people who show interest will make it easier for me to take this on as a new product and project. Thank you for your interest!

I see, it also appears that WHMCS is not including the Laravel pagination as I cannot call it. Ugh. Any recommendations on alternative pagination functions?

Hi All, I am working on a new module and I know there will be instances where a number of records will be pulled into view. Does WHMCS provide a way to handle pagination of records or should I use the Laravel pagination method? Source: https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/pagination I am curious how other developers do it or if you do your own custom pagination method.

Hi Guys, I was wondering if there is a way to allow admins to bypass the "requirelogin" option set in your module. Essentially I want admins/staff to be able to access the template without having to be a client. I know I can set requirelogin to false so anyone can access the page, but I do not want this page to be public. Any thoughts on a way to accomplish this? Thanks!

I figured as much! I didn't see any documentation from WHMCS in regards to working with the admin roles as a developer. I'll just do it in my own way 🙂

Hi All, I am trying to learn more about how to handle admin permissions for a module I am working on. The module will allow customers to post data in the client area and I want to give admins the ability to remove or edit that data. I know many WHMCS users have different admin permissions and I wanted to know the best practice for setting up permissions within your module. So if I have the admin role "Support Staff", I don't want them to have access to delete the data, but only edit it. Is there a hook to tie into Admin Roles and create new checkboxes among the permissions? If not, is it better to just create my own permissions system based on the roles available? I really appreciate any insight!

Thank you both for your feedback and comments! Much appreciated 🙂

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Hi zitu4life, Thank you so much for your suggestions! I do plan to do more with my blog, but it's currently on the backburner.

Version 1.0.1 has been released and now fully support WHMCS 7.8. Also, minor visual bugs have been fixed in this release.

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