sirchmeister

I cannot register since there seems to be an error with your registration link at dev.whmcs.com The first I believe to be a nuisance rather than a bug. But, if you create something and designate it as free then WHMCS will affix (FREE!) to the end of the description. However, if you're adding a link to the description and do not close out your link properly with </a> then (FREE!) becomes part of the link. I know this is something which is per user error but I think something that the system is adding to a description should be seperate. Secondly, whether this was intended or not. I found out through a script which copied php.ini to all subdir. That the config page which has order form selection showed php.ini as a selection. I tested this by adding other files into the folder which also turned up as selections. Maybe make the script read from directories only and search for say a file ex. orderdesc.txt which would have order form name and short desc that way users can create their own order forms and include thumbnails with the txt description file and the script will no longer list any ol file in the orderforms dir.

Me as well, everyone appreciates your hard work.

Firstly, you need to go to your WHM admin page at yourdomain.com/whm and create your packages there. Define bandwidth and space limits as well as other account options. Second, when you go to yourdomain.com/whmcs/admin <- or the admin page of wherever you installed whmcs. Go to configuration and add your packages and make sure that the packages you add reflect those you created in WHM. When WHMCS wants the package name if your host that you have reseller access from prefixes things, like databases etc. Example: username_blah then I believe your package must be username_blah. Hope this makes sense.

I want notifications sent out saying. We are working on your CMS installation blah blah blah. The obvious invoice emails get sent out. Then once I complete it I can activate the order and send out the "CMS Finished email" The email system as it stands now seems to be geared towards hosting. Whereas, if I am offering services such as installations etc, I want to be able to send custom emails on receiving orders.

I have CMS installations as one of my Products/Services. I have also created an email for it. However, I wanted the email to be a notification that the CMS order was accepted without first accepting it. Since this has to be manually done. Would it work if I just chose an automatic setup and just chose Cpanel and left all details blank?

I agree. Very easy to figure it all out. I am considering switching my host just to get a license to the software... It beats the pants off of autopilot for sure.

Matt beat me to it by seconds

I am not fully experienced with WHMCS myself. But, it seems to me the way to do it is through promotions. Go to Promotions area and offer the promotion code to your users.

Im having real difficulty finding exactly what I am trying to do. I find similar ideas but not what I am looking for. I am not able to figure out what Joomla is storing the Iframe name(s) as.

I knew it was an Iframe just didn't know exactly how to target it. Thanks for the info.

Hi, I am almost done integrating WHMCS in my site. However, I have come across a roadblock in this. I am adding a Login box to my front page as per the code given in the system. My problem is, I run my site off of Joomla and have my entire client area wrapped into the site. So, when I use the Login box it of course opens the client area in a new window. Which is what I don't want. I want the link to go into the wrapped part. I do not know how to specify it as a target because I am not quite sure how that would work. Any suggestions? By the way, this blows WHM AutoPilot out the water.