MikeDVB

Good thing we have the open-source copy and are able to keep it updated to work with newer versions. Honestly the PayPal Billing Agreements API is pretty simple and I do have another PayPal Billing Agreements module I can swap in if I absolutely have to. Unfortunately as I don't have license to distribute either piece of software I can't share... That said I really suggest avoiding encoded software within your billing system if at all possible. I really wish WHMCS would go open source or would at least offer open source with an NDA.

I am pretty sure I will be able to get these fixed. I don't have an ETA - but assuming I do get them patched up I'll upload them here.

Yay... fun. I'm looking into fixing these. I can make no promises but I did like these metrics at a glance.

I'll see what I can do :).

WHMCS Support has verified the bug/issue and opened Case #CORE-10196. Just an FYI for anybody curious and wanting to track when this is resolved in the change logs.

I updated our WHMCS to v6.3.1 not too long ago and identified an annoying bug when it came to modifying a client product when the service is cPanel based. The long and short of it is that if you hit "Enter" in any of the fields to submit the form rather than hitting the "Save" button at the bottom it would attempt to sign you into the cPanel of the account rather than saving the form. In some cases the changes were lost and in other times it was just lost productivity due to ending up in a cPanel when you don't need to. The fix is as simple as inserting the following code: function getCurrentFileName(){ var pagePathName= window.location.pathname; return pagePathName.substring(pagePathName.lastIndexOf("/") + 1); } if (getCurrentFileName() == "clientsservices.php") { $('[name="username"]').next().attr('type', 'button'); } You will insert the code into the "/whmcs/admin/templates/v4/footer.tpl" and the "/whmcs/admin/templates/blend/footer.tpl" files just before the </body> tag. For more details on the bug and the fix you can see them at http://blog.mddhosting.com/2016/07/running-whmcs-v6-3-simple-fix-may-save-time/ Due to a lack of full templating for the administration area of WHMCS I was forced to use JavaScript to make the necessary change until WHMCS is able to patch this small change into their software. If you run into any issues or make any modifications do please let me know so I can update the post.

Just for those wanting this module with the last modification without having to sort out the modification I've attached a copy. I didn't code this or change it beyond including the modifications found in this thread already. I.e. I will not provide support . WHMCS_SixTemplateCreditBalance.php.zip

Somebody post a screen shot of the new widget with additional years please? I know I built the separate report to keep the front page clean but if the 'pagination' of the widget isn't intrusive I'll include it in the original version as well - perhaps allowing the user to choose if pagination is enabled or not.

I wrote a report that displays the same data and you can go back a few years as well. I think such a report used to exist in WHMCS by default if memory serves me. If I can find the time I'll probably make a copy available.

My issue was that I was passing an empty variable. Cleaned up the code as well in the process ;-).

I use the two new ones and the two old ones. They show different sets of data. The one lets me see daily orders vs daily accepted orders - the other shows daily income and expenses - the two that are in this thread show your monthly values. For us it's good to see the monthly without having to delve into the reports deeply. At a glance we can see what is what.

Here is the version tested and working with 5.2.14. I did clean up the code a little but if anybody has any suggestions/modifications feel free to post them up. http://www.mddhosting.com/files/bar_widgets_5214.tar.gz

I fixed one of them, working on the other now - will upload both once done.

Yep, Google broke this - since I use it every day I'll be doing what I can to fix it but ultimately it does rely upon some resources provided by WHMCS.

File 404's.