Manu

Me too. Sign me up.

The Onapp integration definitely needs work. We have been thinking of switching over to Hostbill as well. But I think we will set up another brand on Hostbill first. If WHMCS developed a good Onapp integration we would be happy to pay for it. Both Hostbill and WHMCS are very cheap compared to Onapp.

Me too. Hope WHMCS will speed up the development. It is unfortunate that both cPanel and Onapp integrations are made much better in Hostbillapp. Besides these two modules, I'm happy with WHMCS:

The order form writes beside each field "This field is required" if you submit the order with the fields empty. I could not find this text in any file. Where is it and how can it be translated?

The ajax order forms seems promising. However, I do not see how to register only domains with it? How can this be done? Also i would like the domain search work in the way that when a TLD is not entered, instead of an error message, several TLD's would be searched.

I second to that. Domain registration is one of the key functionalities of a program like WHMCS and as such should have support for IDN domains.

We are also interested in getting dns editing to whmcs client area. Maybe we could contribute to the development or buy the ready source from you?

We are planning to use the cart instead of the default order form. There is one problem though. Sometimes people just skip the confdomains page using the view cart link. My plan was to disable the order button from the view cart page when all additional domain fields are not filled. However the problem is that these values are not send to the view cart page. Of course, the best solution would be that the user would always be redirected to confdomain page when all required information is not filled. Any idea how to solve this?

This is a bug as some TLD's (.fi for instance)allow domains with 2 characters to be registered and there are some available as well.

So this is the reason we get orders without additional domain fields filled! It's really annoying and we will have to do a lot of extra work asking customers for the details. This should be fixed ASAP.

What you think about this? http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-4-26jun08-en.htm Will this have an impact on the hosting industry and is WHMS ready if this happens? Does WHMCS support TLD's that are over 3 three characters long?

I had the same problem when I tried to run PHP as FASTCGI. The logging page only refreshed when trying to log in with out the 'remember me' option. I switched back to run PHP as DSO. Any way to make the logging work with FASTCGI or SUPHP?