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Update: I think I've confirmed that this is the correct way to enter the details into the input field: MyPageStyle By viewing my page source in WHMCS, I see that this line of code is added to the button: <input type="hidden" name="page_style" value="MyPageStyle" /> However, it does not work. I confirmed my custom page style does work when I manually add the string &page_style=MyPageStyle to a paypal button url, in which case it goes to the custom page so I know that the custom page works, just it does not work with this gateway in WHMCS. Is your module no longer working properly?

Tried to reply to thread https://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?85106-MyWorks-WHMCS-PayPal-Billing-Agreements-Payment-Gateway but the thread is closed to new replies. I tried to add the payment page variable, but documentation is lacking, the custom payment page is not working. I tried: MyPageStyle page_style=MyPageStyle &page_style=MyPageStyle none of these work, it still just goes to the default paypal payment page. Please let me know if this plugin still works or if it is now obsolete in which case I might as well just use the default paypal module.

Could you send me the files so I could use them to integrate into my site? Can you use this to register new customers?

Ok, I don't like to listen to "can't do it" answers because such answers are wrong pretty much 100% of the time. Anything can be done. The question is, the extent to do it. However, you do provide a good alternative. If I do make a PHP page I should be able to use javascript to build a URL into the submit button based on options on my custom PHP page. Which, when submitted, should be able to build all the user selections into a full URL. I wonder however if it's possible to do such a thing with the following sections: * Username/password for new account * Registration details Also, it might theoretically be possible to build a "mock" summary section at the bottom based on what the user selected ("mock" as in, it does not pull the real database queries but just pulls data from the page to build a mock summary). Well, I will work with this, and see what I can come up with. A bit late tonight though to begin on this. UPDATE: Looks like you can use the API to create a new user, password, and registration, via PHP. http://docs.whmcs.com/API:Add_Client It's looking like it might be possible to, using the API, combine the complete selection and registration all into one page. Time will tell, but it's looking optimistic.

This is EXACTLY what I want to do, did you end up accomplishing this? Could you tell me how if so?

+1 want this

I don't think you can use it outside whmcs. You could however make your own custom order page and use the url to go to the correct page once you submit from your external page.

I want to put choose domain section at top. Next I want below that to be the choice of your product and package. Following that I want the choice to create username and password. Below that I want the section to enter registration details. Following that I want the addon section. After that I want the coupon code section. And lastly, I want the summary section below that, and the box to check to confirm you read terms of use, below that. The very last thing I want one single submit button that submits everything. ALL ON ONE PAGE. Pleasse help! I can pay!