Axman1413

So as my business has been growing, I have upgraded from a Hostgator Reseller plan to a Dedicated Server. My 'current' WHMCS license was part of the partnership between the services. that same license agreement, as you know, is not offered to Dedicated clients. So if I want to maintain my existing system, of course buying my own license, how would I go about it...or is it best to just install the latest version on my server and start over fresh? Johnny

I simply used an iFrame to place the entire WHMCS site on one of my pages on WordPress. http://jacomconsultants.com/hosting-account/ I used the Bridge in originally, but it was not working the way I wanted. I'm actually looking to use WHMCS for all my products and services portal, and have a membership site I'm working on. I'm still working out the details because I'm not sure if I want to keep the payment gateway for one site in particular with WHMCS (I would prefer to) or to make them pay through s2Member Pro directly on the site. In the first case, I will have to do some manual registering for each new user. In the second option, each level will be protected by the appropriate registration type, but they won't be through WHMCS for support and other features. I cot the WordPress Client Sync thinking that that would be my answer to most of the problem of having them create 2 accounts. In concept, regardless of where they create the account, their user information is supposed to be synced on both the WHMCS platform and the connected wp site. But I have created a couple of test users on both, and it doesn't seem to be working. Ya see...I need the s2Member Plugin to run the membership for the various levels of access. Sooooo, in the WHMCS product successful purchase email, I can provide a custom link for each level access for their accounts. So then, i can tell them to simply click on the link and they will be registered for the appropriate level. they are expiring links, so I'm not worried about sharing. And they must have created an account in WHMCS to receive the email. So really, simply syncing their user accounts would be the answer to my "integration" needs. Has anyone has any experience with the WordPress Client Sync Addon? Any feedback would be great. Johnny

I simply used an iFrame to place the entire WHMCS site on one of my pages on WordPress. http://jacomconsultants.com/hosting-account/ I used the Bridge in originally, but it was not working the way I wanted. I'm actually looking to use WHMCS for all my products and services portal, and have a membership site I'm working on. I'm still working out the details because I'm not sure if I want to keep the payment gateway for one site in particular with WHMCS (I would prefer to) or to make them pay through s2Member Pro directly on the site. In the first case, I will have to do some manual registering for each new user. In the second option, each level will be protected by the appropriate registration type, but they won't be through WHMCS for support and other features. I cot the WordPress Client Sync thinking that that would be my answer to most of the problem of having them create 2 accounts. In concept, regardless of where they create the account, their user information is supposed to be synced on both the WHMCS platform and the connected wp site. But I have created a couple of test users on both, and it doesn't seem to be working. Has anyone has any experience with this Addon? Any feedback would be great. Johnny

Hello all! First I would like to say that I love the WHMCS platform. It is so much easier to use than Autopilot. I am a HostGator Reseller. As such, this is included in the Free options for Billing Management. I have just now gotten around to configuring it and getting it integrated with my services and site. I have Version 5.0.3 How would I go about upgrading to the newest version of 5.1.2? Is this something I can do directly through your upgrade service, even though the initial install was part of my hosting package with HG? I have no problem paying the Upgrade Fee, if this is possible. Now would be the time to do it, I guess, because I'm just now in the early stages of configuration and would have less to worry about. Thanks in advance for your replies. Always My Best, Johnny