Brett

hahaha... This is great!

What if they are logged in? I don't think there is anything that can be done about that...

Can you post a link to the site? Or at the very least the code.

Here is the last page that I will be posting - Knowledgebase http://www.giverepair.com/whmcs/cleint_knowedgebase.html Thanks everyone!

and to expand, all of your javascript and css files are loading via http as well. You will need to change that. Also https://www.siorostudios.com/customers/templates/siorostudio/template.css is FULL of http requests. You need to change everything to be relative.

Yes, WHMCs is a complete billing and support system geared for web hosting companies. You are hooked on this idea of Joomla however. Forget Joomla and forget about WHMCS. What is the website you are picturing? I know joomla well and understand what it is but what is the community aspect of the site? What are you selling? What modules would you use in joomla? What do you want?

When you say a "Joomla community", what is it exactly that you have in mind? Forums? What is the purpose of Joomla? If you are looking just for a CMS, then you would just want to change templates, but if you are looking just for forums, then get some dedicated forum software. You need to be 100% clear on what it is that you want. I can do amazing things with integrations, and I can at least point you in the right direction on what it is you can do. What do you have pictured?

Do you have cpanel and are an admin on the server?

I just wanted to share a couple more pages that I have done. Customer Ticket - make sure to click the reply button http://giverepair.com/whmcs/client_tickets.html Customer Login http://giverepair.com/whmcs/default_login.html

If you are looking to have a store integrated into a shopping cart, I might be able to help. There is a shopping cart called CS-Cart. Do a google search and it will be the first one. I can sell you a module that will sync all the user data to whmcs. You would then edit your template to point back the CS-Cart for changing the password and user information. Basically, when the user signed up, or changes any of the information in CS-Cart, it sends that data along to WHMCS via the API. I mainly use WHMCS as a business portal where I can charge business and create quotes. I rarely use it for the hosting side of things. But it works really well for me. I am not sure your situation, but you need to make sure that you need them integrated. If you are just using WHMCS's cart, then there is no reason to have the two integrated. You just need to have the templates changed to match the site and logins pointed to WHMCS. I use CS-Cart as the main user repository and this allows me to authenticate WHMCS, Kayako and recently Invision Power Board to the main site. From the sounds of it, you need to make sure of what you want before you spend any money. There be some deep rabbit holes in these areas.

Thanks for the heads up. I have those completely edited out of my template since I don't use those section and there is nothing that links to them.

That would be amazing! I have the same thing happening on my website - https://manage.giverepair.com/ I have all of my registrations done on my main site and the user is created and updated via the API. That would allow me to hack the template a lot less then what I do now. Thanks for the compliments Matt. If anyone has any questions about my design, please do not hesitate to ask.

Can you give an example? Are you looking for templates that have bigger fonts or are easier for screen reader software?

{$clientsdetails.customfields1} Like I said, if you put {debug} into the template, that does wonders for finding relevant information.

So, just a suggestion. If you put {debug} into a smarty template, you will get all of the information that you could ever want. It will have a pop-up window that should provide you with some information. Can you throw up the relevant information from that?