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  1. Hey @brian! thanks for getting back to me. Is there any way to do it by creating a custom hook or module? EDIT: Maybe I didn't understand what you meant by "not from settings".
  2. We want to add an additional step in the checkout process which would appear between the Choose A Domain page and the Review and Checkout Page. This page could appear before or after the Configure Product page (Custom fields and Addons). Does WHMCS provide the ability to create an additional step in the checkout process? I'm guessing we would have to create a new template file for that step but how do we display it between the 2 aforementioned pages?
  3. @brian! is this the correct way to get the parameters as variables from the AfterModuleCreate hook? // Variables $hostname = $vars['params']['serverhostname']; $username = $vars['params']['username']; $password = $vars['params']['password']; $wp_admin_username = $vars['customfields']['Wordpress Admin Username']; $wp_admin_password = $vars['customfields']['Wordpress Admin Password'];
  4. Hi Brian, Thanks for your response. I managed to figure it out, I used AfterModuleCreate.
  5. Hello, I am brand new to WHMCS and looking for some advice, so please forgive my ignorance. I have developed a custom WordPress auto-installer plugin for cPanel. I want to create a hook which will automatically install WordPress using my cPanel plugin upon successful account creation. From what I have read two hooks have been suggested but I want to make sure I'm using the correct one, they are: ClientAdd and AfterModuleCreate. Which one should I use? Also, what is the best/recommend method for me to pass variables from WHMCS to my cPanel plugin to run the install?
  6. Welcome to WHMCS.Community hansdesjarlais! We're glad you're here please take some time to familiarise yourself with the Community Rules & Guidelines and take a moment to introduce yourself to other WHMCS.Community members in the Introduce Yourself Board.

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