brian!

you could disable automatic termination by unticking the "Cancellation Requests" checkbox in Automation Settings. https://docs.whmcs.com/Products_Management#Cancelling_a_Product.2FService

there is already an entry for .mk in the default dist.whois.json file - which AFAIK works. then my suspicion is that your entry in whois.json might be wrong - it would have been useful to see what you're using in there. in v7.8.3, if I add .mk to pricing, and use the default entry for the TLD that is already in dist.whois.json, then it's identifying availability correctly in the client area... you shouldn't need to do anything - just ensure that it's added to domain pricing. yes - see above. yes - but for .mk, you should need to use it (unless you're telling me that the default entry is wrong.

i'm not convinced that it is a commercial theme - in fact, I can't even say for sure that it's WHMCS... possibly WHMCS is still operating in the background to handle the eventual orders/provisioning, but I don't think the front end is WHMCS. btw - have you asked them if it's available? my suspicion is that it was internally developed.

has your license support & updates package expired?? v7.9 was definitely released in January 2020.. I can't have dreamt it! https://docs.whmcs.com/Version_7.9.0_Release_Notes

the latest version is v7.9.2 and v7.10 will be out of beta sometime in April. generally, updating WHMCS won't remove old orderform templates... e.g if you originally installed v5 and have been updating since then, you'll still have the old orderform templates as options (though most of them won't work 100%)... from the link below, I can see that you still have the comparison orderform - anyone installing WHMCS now, wouldn't have that old template as an option. https://billing.neltek.com/cart.php?a=add&domain=register&carttpl=comparison that's it. 🙂

you must already have standard_cart installed because that screenshot above is from your site... and i'm assuming it's for your installed version. 🙂 there's no point using the latest version of your template if you're still using v7.7.1 - if you update WHMCS, then that will install the updated version of standard_cart. you can download latest and previous versions of Six & standard cart from the WHMCS GitHub site, but there's no point doing that unless you're telling me the standard_cart version you have installed is outdated for your WHMCS release.

cpanel passwords can be decrypted from the database - but once a client password is added, it's encrypted one-way and there's no way back.

you can't - they're encrypted in the database... if a client forgets what it is, they would need to reset it via the forgot password link...

it would generate a popup window - are you blocking popup windows in your browser?

if we keep it simple and make it a bootstrap alert for now, then the hook code would be a variation of the one I posted in the thread below... you wouldn't particularly need a SQL query for this... <?php add_hook('ClientAreaHomepage', 1, function($vars) { $client = Menu::context('client'); $activeorders = $client->orders->where('status','Active')->count(); if ($client && $activeorders > 0) { return '<div class="text-center"><div class="alert alert-success" role="alert">You can order without fraud check - click <a href="cart.php">here</a>.</div></div><br />'; } }); so if the user has active orders, then an alert is shown on the homepage... if the user has no active orders, then the message alert isn't shown. ... and if you still want to make it into a homepage panel (widget), then the first three lines inside the hook code would be the same, you would just need to follow the panel examples in the docs...

Hi Ian, your default orderform is using vertical steps - that template is very old, deprecated and hasn't been shipped with WHMCS for many years.... certainly spotlight and sale tags won't appear in Vertical Steps, they would only appear in Standard_cart... btw - ignore that there are 4 spotlights on the same row (you won't see that!) - I tweaked the output code to get them on the same row to save space on the image dimensions. other than using vertical steps instead of standard_cart, I can't see much else wrong with the ordering process.

to an existing invoice ?

it looks good - though I don't think that it's using WHMCS any more. 🙂

add {debug} to the template - that will generate a popup window of the arrays in the template and check the $products array to see what these values are for each product - remember to remove {debug} from the template when you're finished.