Jeren

Does the dummy admin page look like a normal WHMCS admin login? I'm interested to see how you have that set up.

I've come up with another question regarding SubDomain hosting and WHMCS. This may be more of an opinion question, though I'm not sure. Obviously, WHMCS will not proceed if someone tries to enter a currently used subdomain. However, is there a way to set up WHMCS to also kick back an error that a subdomain is used but not within WHMCS? (For example, a subdomain set up for other areas of the website, not registered by clients)

Thanks for the reply. Is this true for the other control panels, such as Plesk and Direct Admin?

Greetings, everyone! I've not found too much information in what is needed to set this up, so I thought I would ask this here. I have experience with cPanel/WHM, so I would probably stick with that. What would be needed to set up subdomain hosting through WHMCS? What would each subdomain account get? How flexible is that compared to full cPanel accounts that clients can get? Thank you.

I waited enough time to get a reply. Thank you for posting. I'll probably just submit a ticket, as you mentioned. Thank you.

Any feedback on this?

I currently have 3.6.0 running (I'm a little behind...). How should I go about doing an update to the current version? Is there a certain 'path' of updated versions to go, or can I just update to 3.7.0 and up from there? Thanks.

I don't think they get much traffic at all. He's been using his new domain more than the old, so it's just a matter of just having it up for casual use until it expires.

In WHM - click into their cpanel and remove the domainB as an addon from their account, this will remove it from httpd/ftp/email/dns etc. Then take the "modify" account option and type domainB over the top of domainA - that will replace all occurrences of domainA with domainB. In WHMCS "expire" domainA, and on the hosting package overtype domainA with domainB Job done. Given that one of the domains doesn't expire for a few months, I assume I'd put DomainA as an addon for DomainB in the meantime?

Perhaps it's because the domain is already an addon, but I am getting a small error:

I suppose the subject might seem a bit misleading, but here's the situation. Client originally purchased their hosting with DomainA.com . A few months later, they bought DomainB.com as an addon domain. Now, they want to drop DomainA.com and stick with DomainB.com. How would I go about making the switch in WHMCS and WHM?

I'll give it a go, then! Thank you!

I'm assuming you mean this: http://support.whmcs.com/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&catid=7&id=26 Would this require making the page with the WHMCS template I use? I'm just wanting to check if a user is logged in, so would I be able to just use <?php require("dbconnect.php"); require("includes/functions.php"); $pagetitle = $_LANG['clientareatitle']; $pageicon = "images/support/clientarea.gif"; $breadcrumbnav=''.$_LANG['globalsystemname'].''; require("init.php"); if ($_SESSION['loggedinstatus']=="true") { # User is Logged In - put any code you like here } ?> This should allow me to do something if they're logged in but not force me to use the template, right?

I just want to check if a user is logged in to display one menu or another, based on if the person has already logged in. I don't intend for others to see who is logged in.

Greetings. I'm looking to see how I can determine if a user is logged into WHMCS without being in WHMCS itself (ie: checking their login status from the main site). I tried a search on the forums for this but haven't found any help with this yet. How would I go about doing this? Thanks!

I know the bandwidth reports aren't working. Would the disk space reports stop coming in as well? Also, the cron jobs no longer appear to be functioning. Is this a cPanel issue as well?

Unfortunately, I'm now on cPanel11 and have experienced the same issues. I look forward to seeing a patch or some change on cPanel's part to fix this.

Greetings. I had someone pay me via PayPal using a credit card. I confirmed the transfer via PayPal, but I didn't notice anything in the transaction log of my WHMCS. Is that normal? What typically may cause that? EDIT: Looks like it just took a while to get to me! Nevermind! But I am curious why the invoice appears paid while the domain says it's not...

Thanks for the direction.

What would be a good way to import information that is already in our domain reseller's account but not in WHMCS? Thankfully, I only have a couple domains in my Stargate account, but I would like to have them in WHMCS. Should I create orders? What would be the thing to do?

Yes, I did fix the width (sorry if I confused you ) I don't know where the 1/4 inch came from. Thats not that big of a deal for me right now. So I'm not in a mad rush to fix that. If you see anything else, go ahead and let me know!

It doesn't seem to drop off for me. What browser are you using?

Thanks for that catch! I hadn't even thought of testing that out. I got used to the blank fields as I was still getting used to setting up WHMCS before importing data.

I've not had the chance to finish all of the new pages (yea, I've been slow on that) but I have integrated WHMCS enough so that it matches the site template. Feel free to check it out. http://www.rpgboards.net http://www.rpgboards.net/clients/

Thanks. I was able to get a copy of V3 from my hosts. So far so good.