Ricky

Sorry if posted in wrong place, wasn't sure where to post this. Basically we have been using eWay as our payment gateway provider for years, but they are closing down in a months time (they've bought out another payment gateway company, or something along those lines) and are saying customers can move over to them etc. The question really is, does anyone know of any UK payment gateway providers who have similar pricing to eWay? So to give an idea they charge 5p per transaction and have no minimum billing. Our bill was typically around £5 per month. I doubt we'll get quite that low from elsewhere, but the typical cost from sage pay, secure trading and realex is about £20 per month, We used to have a deal which cost £10 per month which was ideal, but they then tried to double the monthly price, we then moved to eWay. We only process 50-100 payments per month and the rest is through paypal. Anyone got any ideas? Cheers Ricky

I updated WHMCS today and have since been getting 'license invalid' from the livehelp addon. I went to 'check for updates' to try and force an update of the local key, and even reissued the licence but its still showing as invalid, even though the licence info page in whmcs shows the livehelp addon there. The even more annoying thing is that its showing me as online when im not and on a weekend when i get the most live help requests, customers and potential customers will think they are being ignored!! I've contacted support over 6 hours ago and haven't had any response, and this is not the first time this has happened. To say I'm unhappy is an under statement. WHMCS - please make sure this doesn't happen again!

The module is intended for a WHMCS set up, firstly so that all funds added are recorded in WHMCS, and secondly so that resellers can see their account info and add funds via WHMCS. Most of our clients via WHMCS use it as their central point to access their control panels, pay invoices etc, so it was the logical choice for us. You can easily add existing subresellers retrospectively by inputting their Reseller ID into the ResellerID field that will need to be set up as a custom field for the subreseller product. How we've set our RC is so that on the payment page it instructs the subreseller to log in to our WHMCS to complete payment. The previous paypal option can be disabled so that it's not possible for subresellers to add funds via your RC panel any more if this is desired.

Hi, Any one who is interested in purchasing the module please submit your name and email address at http://www.galaxywebsolutions.com/rcsubreseller and we'll contact you when the module is available to trial and purchase etc.

Here are a few screenshots of the module so far. Note: The module is still unfinished, so the client view is only basic and some wording may be poor! Module configuration view Admin product view Client area view (customisable)

Hi, Sorry for delay, didn't get an email from the forum about your reply! Please go to http://www.galaxywebsolutions.com/rcsubreseller and we'll contact you!

For anyone interested in this module, please go to http://www.galaxywebsolutions.com/rcsubreseller - Free 30 Day Trial Depending on when you're reading this post, the page either will allow you to input your details for us to contact you when the module is released. Or, once it's released you will see module details and screenshots etc. Any one who registers their details will be given a 30 day free trial, which will serve as a feedback period for users to let us know of any improvements or bugs! Thank you for your interest.

If this was a module for reellerclub 'customer' type accounts, then yes, but for a subreseller its likely they will use the RC module in WHMCS to register/transfer/renew domains. If they can also add funds to their domain reseller in WHMCS and check balance etc then it saves the need to login to the RC control panel. If they need to login to RC there will be a login link to allow automatic login to the RC control panel. Any customer who purchases a service through a company using WHMCS has to remember two logins, WHMCS and their service login. The module is to allow subresellers to add funds via WHMCS so the transactions are logged, and so they can carry out other basic functions. If there is interest, then the entire functionality can be added to WHMCS, but at this stage thats a big overhaul to take if it ends up taking no orders!

Are you suggesting the module should allow sub resellers to register their domains too? I would imagine most sub reseller would also be using the system to register domains via the regular WHMCS module anyway (or via API with other software)? There are so many options in the control panel, would it be worth replicating them into WHMCS?

I'm currently writing a module and I am wondering if I should offer the module as an addon for WHMCS for a small one off fee. I would be grateful for any feedback and to find out if there is any interest for the module. As I say the module is to make the management of subresellers easier for the admin and for clients. (There is a module for management of resellerclub 'customer' type accounts from another developer, but not for subresellers) Features for clients: - Automatic setup of their subreseller account - Automatic addition of funds to their subreseller account via WHMCS - Request a password reset via WHMCS - View total receipts via client area - View current balance via client area - View locked funds balance via client area Features for admin: - Automated set up of subreseller accounts - Automated logging of transactions in WHMCS (no more manually adding transactions for funds added via the RC control panel) - Automatic addition of funds to subreseller accounts (no intervention required) - Storage of unique subreseller IDs for easy identification of subresellers - Ability to use Create, Suspend, Unsuspende, Reset Password functions - Storage of username and password fields in WHMCS, updates when password reset is requested. I'm sure more can be added, but the above features seem to be the obvious minimum the module would need. Again if there is interest for the module more functions will be added. Source would be encoded and licenced. Thanks in advance to all that respond.

Hi, I basically need it so when the new order is placed it shows one message, and then once the order is accepted and the 'product welcome email' is sent, then a different message is shown confirming that the order has been processed. i believe what ive posted is close to the actual code, but as mentioned i dont know the actual variables to use or whether they exist.

Also, the posted info didn't work. I couldn't find the true variables to use, the ones used were just dummys. Does anyone have any idea what the variables are or if they exist?

Thanks. Can you use conditional display in the subject field?

Anyone?

Just realised it should be: {if $order_status eq "active"} Your order has now been processed.... {else} Your order has been received.... {/if}