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P Zero

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  1. What I ended up doing was to use the joomla template i had already made and use the divs and css to form the header and footer files for whmcs. I had very successful results, although my main menu has to modified manually. Thats no great problem though. It took me about 3 or 4 hours to figure out the templating system and modify my joomla template to suit. You can see my integration at http://www.denovodigital.com . Its not finished yet, so it still looks a bit wishy washy, but I'm pleased with how its progressing. I would seriously reccommend adding the same doctype you have on your joomla template to the whmcs one. It makes css styling a hell of a lot easier.
  2. My main site that I am still building is based on Joomla! and is at http://www.denovodigital.com/index.php My WHMCS installation is at http://www.secure.denovodigital.com Hopefully the whole thing should be ready to roll out in a week or so. But I'm very pleased at how easy WHMCS was to set up and get styled like the rest of my site. Let me know what you think!
  3. I agree also. I could not easily find out where to add to an existing product. This should be more intuitive as it could mean lost sales and increased support requests.
  4. Having a great time integrating the system into my site, but I had to use a lot od css hacks. I then notices that the system deosnt generate a doctype at the beginning of its pages. Is it alright to add a doctype or will I somehow be creating problems for myself?
  5. I just set up the cron job. I am receiving the email from WHMCS, but I am also getting an email from Cron Daemon too; Failed loading /ea/eaccelerator-0.9.4/modules/eaccelerator.so: /ea/eaccelerator-0.9.4/modules/eaccelerator.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Is this anything to worry about? I am still getting the email from WHMCS remember.
  6. Problem solved thanks to WHMCS support. I had not specified the same package names in WHMCS that I had set up on WHM. Thanks for the help though!
  7. Well if you are able to shed any light on the subject I would be extremely greatful. I am also getting this message; Automatic Setup Error: Could Not Connect to Server
  8. Has anyone else had the following error message, and if so what was the problem? Server Error: Could Not Connect to Server I am trying to set up a new installation since Friday but I'm not having much luck so far.
  9. Me again. Where do I enter the remote access key from WHM? At the moment I get the following message; Automatic Setup Error: Could Not Connect to Server Surely I need to be able to enter the remote access key to allow connection to the server?
  10. No hurry. I just assumed it would be automated. Thanks again.
  11. Got it, thanks. I thought it was on already, it even said so during the installation. Also how long does it take for the 'powered by' footer to disappear? Cheers.
  12. Hi there. I'm a new user and have just completed installation and configuration of WHMCS. Unfortunately though, I am having problems with the order page. When an 'Order Now' button is pressed, it appears that nothing happens. The same goes for the drop down category menu. Can anyone point out what I have done wrong?
  13. Absolutely. I had actually forgotten. Thanks for the reminder.
  14. Yeah, I mean just to be able to put it in the joomla 'wrapper' feature or something. I am planning to build our new site using joomla, so the less experienced of our staff can easily add content, etc. I think what I may do though is to just put WHMCS on a subdomain and make it look like the joomla site.
  15. Has anyone successfully implemented this with the open source CMS, Joomla?
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