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I highly doubt a long password causing a DoS attack is something you need to worry about. Loading this page probably has more characters in the html sent to the browser than most very long passwords.
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Recommendation for 301 Redirects for WHMCS Knowledgebase Articles
CodeCo replied to R-n-R's topic in Using WHMCS
Setup 301 redirects within cPanel on the WHMCS site (whmcs.oursite.com) using htaccess, or cPanel's interface. That'll save you a lot of money instead of using page rules. -
Hello everyone! I was wondering if it's possible to remove cancellation requests through the WHMCS API? Theres an endpoint for adding cancellation requests but not removing them. Do I need to edit the database manually for this? Thanks
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Can you change the /cart.php?gid=
CodeCo replied to robinhood791's topic in Admin & Configuration Questions
You can setup a rewrite rule in your web server to make this possible. -
Sessions are stored in the database in the latest versions of WHMCS. I don't think the session cookie it generates works across domains though.
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Your site looks nice. 😀 The copyright in the footer shows 2019 though.
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For that, edit header.tpl in your theme folder.
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Basically anyone who hasn't got a lifetime license, which would be the majority (I think, I wasn't around back then) can use the dev license. It's annoying but fair they restrict it to customers of their new business model.
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I think you'd need to contact WHMCS to buy the source code. If you don't have the money to.di that, post on the feature request page.
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1. You probably need to edit your theme files. 2. Setup a redirect or rewrite rule on your web server.
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With Stripe Payment request button, it only shows Google Pay if using Chrome. However, they also show Apple and Microsoft Pay. It is possible for a new tab/window to open where you can pay using Google Pay without requiring Chrome.
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On Cloudflare, change the cache time to be something longer.
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If you have a load balanced setup, WHMCS allows a license key to be used on multiple instances and IPs but force the same path and domain. If you're just trying to match against a single company then I think license keys are the way to go (assuming they are hashed or you make a checksum of it or something) as they probably change less often than the domain, path or IP.
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Are you using a custom theme?
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No problem.