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I'm wanting to upgrade the paypal experience from paypal standard, I purchased their advanced product, but maybe I'm missing something, there seems to be no API with it, so is Pro what I want for full API where the checkout process is transparent to the user inside WHMCS?

There are two versions of this module, one created by WHMCS and one built by vps.net The vps.net version has some atrocious documentation to the point I do not even trust trying to install it, but it has some compelling features that the WHMCS vpsnet module is missing. Such as simple setup so customers can quickly browse through the locations and the many Location/NODEID combinations around 1800 of them. The WHMCS version requires manual setup of say a default CENTOS node in each location offered by VPS.net I'm willing to pay to see this improved.

Sorry VPS.net not VSP

Can you add VSP.net API, WHMCS and VPS.net have modules but they're very complicated to implement into an existing template. In fact the WHMCS one is doubly difficult because you have to manually enter the1800 Cloud server options offered. I'd be willing to start a bounty on this feature.

That would be a horrendous server. You have 6 customers fighting over the IO of the single hard drive, then 256k VPS you're at 20 dollars and 3 customers to cover the 60 dollar cost of renting the server, then the next 3 for profit. Minimum and best option is to buy a 5,000 dollar super micro with 5645 6x core HT cpu's at 2.4GHZ, 4 2TB Enterprise drives done in Raid 10, ideally with a SSD cached Raid card from adaptec I think that's who made one. Redundant power. I like vps.net's offering because they are on app clouds, something I would like to offer someday but at minimum you're looking at a 20k investment in hardware alone plus at least 1000 a month for colocation and bandwidth.

Any updates?

I would buy the Live Chat module, but without cross platform support it does not make sense to deploy it. A Java App that features all the windows app would be cross platform, this software runs on Linux/Php so why not let it work with Linux and OS X?

Yeah I think this is a Chrome issue.. Thanks you saved me from booting into my windows VM.. been pulling my hair out lol.

Firefox is saying I'm having insecure elements and I'm having trouble finding them. My website is http://www.frontrangehosting.com Is there a good tool to sniff these out?

I think I have this mostly figured out, but I want to make sure I have this right. Enom links to a credit card and charges you when a customer orders a domain, your payment is processed by your own payment gateway. Also with domain pricing, which is authoritative, the pricing set in Enom, or the pricing you set in WHMCS. Trying to not get myself screwed here. ResellerClub - looks like you have to maintain a balance with them and just like Enom your money comes from your gateway charges and the cost is deducted from your account with them. So is this how it works with these guys? It also makes me wonder why Enom charges you a fee + % ilke a card processing gateway, makes their prices less competitive.

nevermind I figured it out.

Thanks for the reply, what I'm asking is what do each offer in terms of PCI compliance. I've applied to quantum gateway and they claim 1 step PCI compliance. If it's token based does that mean when a customer enters their info into the ordering form those form elements submit directly to QG and a token is registered into my system to represent their billing information? Just trying to stay on the right side of the law.

Does anyone know the PCI situation for paypal payments for their version that does not take customers to paypal. What is done with cardholder data, is it stored by paypal or is it stored in whmcs. It seems with Quantum Gateway the order form sends the data to QG though I'm not exactly sure how it's sent to them. Thanks

Thanks. Cpanel shoudl drop the WHM, never really see it except on their websites.

Okay Cpanel has me confused I'm using Virtualmin Pro, but not impressed with the features, it's fine for hosting my own personal sites, but for actual consumer sites I'm evaluating Cpanel and DirectAdmin. Is Cpanel/WHM some sort of combination of Cpanel and WHMCS? Or are they two distinct products?