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The code provided no longer works. The have removed the dbconnects.php And changed the trigger. The following works for me. <?php include("WHMCSDirectory/init.php"); include("WHMCSDirectory/includes/functions.php"); $query = "SELECT * FROM tblannouncements WHERE published='1' ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 0,1"; $result = mysql_query($query); while ($data = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $id = $data["id"]; $date = $data["date"]; $title = $data["title"]; $announcement = $data["announcement"]; $date = fromMySQLDate($date); echo '<font color="#cccccc">'.$date.'</font> - <b>'.$title.'</b><br />'.$announcement.''; } ?>

WHMCS allows for basic html to be used for product/service descriptions. Simply using htnl to call the image should have the desired effect.

Would somebody please respond to ticket #AFU-053266. Four days with no response. 4 days is not acceptable.

Still facing this problem after upgrading to 5.2.3. All stats for DirectAdmin servers return 0 usage.

Problem was occurring with both the forums and the members area. Appears to be corrected now.

The first time I asked for an status update I was told that 5.2.3 would be released on the 19th of March. After some time passed and that was obviously nonsense I requested another status update. To my dismay all I received was a copy past reply of the first response with the dates changed. Currently I have to manually mark Paypal payments as paid and our exchange rates have not updated in weeks. I would like to see at least some kind of progress being made and a more professional response.

Noticing a couple of bugs with the security patch 5.1.4. First there's the Paypal issue that most others seem to be having. Then there's an issue update of exchange rates. Since the 5.1.4 patch has been applied exchange rates have not been printed with on the cronjob report. I'm not sure at this moment if it in fact updating or not. Cron produces the report pud doesn't state the exchange rate. Updated Currency Exchange Rates Updated Product Pricing for Current Exchange Rates <-- shows no rate

I'm not sure when this started as We don't normally have a need to edit existing email templates. Today I went to edit a email template, after all the needed changes were made I pressed the save button which produces the error "Not Allowed". This error occurs when editing or creating new email templates. I check the permissions for admin, all are set to you can create and edit email templates. I've searched the forums and have had no luck finding a solution. Any help with this would appreciated. Solution was to remove the old action hook that put in place to stop emails being submitted with the {php} tag.

Found the problem. Just need to open products.tpl in the default order template and replace <form method="post" action="cart.ph?gid={$smarty.get.gid}p"> with <form method="post" action="cart.php?gid={$smarty.get.gid}">

Our cart option is "default", when placing a order and changing the currency from other then the default assigned we receive the following error. As you can see there is a error in the cart.php extension. All the other cart templates are fine accept for the default. Can anyone else reproduce this problem.

How would we add the USD after the amount for each item and total?

We use Enom as our registrar for .ca domains. Also it's not just CIRA thats the problem. The client must act on the email that CIRA sends to them in a timely fashion for all to go smoothly.

I think Helm 4 should be at the top of your list Matt. Your supported control panels list is a little deceiving not stating that it's for H3 only. Took me 2 days to figure out the api was wrong for H4. Most people are either starting to switch over to H4 now or for those just starting into Helm are purchasing H4. Think of all the money you'll make being one of the first with a "working" module for H4.

Does this new update (V3.2.1) correct the issue of the API not passing the additional contact information to Enom required when ordering a .ca domain?? I was told that this issue would be corrected in this update.

Thanks Matt for the quick reply, looking forward to the next update as 80% of our client base is Canadian