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FlexCSS™ is a CSS based website development companion. This product was developed by me and incorporated into our website and WHMCS integration. Since we're now offering a free personal-license version, I thought I would share it with the WHMCS community. It may be useful to some users that need a tool to aid in their WHMCS template customizations and site design. The free version is a single license for use on an individual's personal/business website. This version also includes the styles bundle. It is free...no strings attached. There are purchasing options for multi-website integrations or designers wishing to use the software on client sites. Free Version: http://www.pixelbrite.com/shop/flexcss Introduction & Documentation: http://www.pixelbrite.com/welcome-to-flexcss The online visual references are now also free but require login.

Hey there folks, Sure am grateful for this forum and special community. I owe a big debt of gratitude to the people around here. WHMCS was chosen for our cart and support system along with Joomla for content. We finally got launched today. Thought I'd share: http://www.pixelbrite.com thanks kindly Marc

WHMCS comes with a home page, which you may already know. Couldn't tell from your post if you knew this. If so, do you mean customize the existing page, or...?

This would make for some crummy looking typography with regard to p tags and heading tags. It can also make your ul's a bit quirky.

The Client Files feature is just plain great. Can't wait to get my hands on the Stable and get it implemented ... Thanks for getting that in there folks!

Our license is from a Host...I'm curious about how others go about this as well. I'd love to start testing the latest Beta, but not sure how to pull that off without just upgrading my live site. Then, not sure how to decipher the changes since there probably isn't a changelog between beta and release for template modifications..?.. Thanks to anyone willing to share how they approach this!

Everything looks ok, except your dumping your Page content below the closing div for your left div. Your page is presently doing the following: <div class="left"> .... </div> <!-- Actual Content being output here --> This is why your wrapper div (Left) is not padding and keeping things aligned.

Heya, still there. Its in the Actions list under Create Invoice...

Hi, config options will work as a Setup fee which is one-time

Howdy Leon, My point was that I don't believe the page (viewinvoice) is even accessible without being logged in. Therefore, it doesn't set the variable. Basically, you do not need to check whether a user is loggedin or not, because if they're viewing the page—they are. So you could remove this check.

Are you sure $loggedin is set with viewinvoice? Thought view invoice required login anyway. Perhaps it isn't set? This got me curious so I tested it. $loggedin doesn't appear to have a value. Which makes sense, since you need to be loggedin to view an invoice anyway--right?

check out the Patch/Change notes. PDF Invoice now has a .TPL file associated with it in the respective template folder.

Hey there you can change the .tpl to something like (not sure of actual variable name): {if $service.status = "Active"} {* Put Button Here *} {else} {* disabled button *} {/if} Also, since version 4, WHMCS folks added an Auto-Release Module which can be used with your downloads. With credit card payments, this essentially eliminates this problem unless a C/C payment doesn't pass validation. In which case, the above work-around would disable the View Details button.

howdy Mark. Give this a try (scroll down a bit): http://wiki.whmcs.com/Importing_Data#Manual_Existing_Domain_Entry

Echoing this. Nice job.

This will make a price of $0.00 in the cart for 2 year pricing on a transfer. Yet, -1 gives the cryptic error described in this thread (Invalid TLD...). I tried default templates and still get the $0.00 for 2 or more years when using 0 (Zero). WHMCS-Demo doesnt allow testing of this since everything is set to 1 year. Can anyone explain how to properly setup Transfer Pricing now? Guess I'm missing something...

Related perhaps, I have .gz as an allowed extension. Attempting to attach a file: myfile.tar.gz will cause the system warn: The file you tried to upload is not allowed.

Heya John, Thanks a ton !

Hey Folks, We have WHMCS in a subfolder, using Joomla as our primary website which handles custom Error pages. However, any error encountered within the WHMCS folder, our custom error pages are not displayed. Instead, the Apache error is displayed : Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to resolve this? My Googling is coming up dry. Thanks in advance

I've had some success with jQuery.noConflict(). Specifically the $j = jQuery.noConflict(). Unfortunately, renaming the functions inside the pwstrength.js doesn't work. But I have had success moving its contents into the .tpl and then renaming the $ functions to $j(). Have only tested with the password checking code. May drop back by here and update this thread after the integration-upgrade is complete. I'm certainly no Java Guy, nor a Mootools / JQuery type for that matter. Feel free to set me straight on any of the above... Really not sure why simply renaming the $() functions inside a linked JS file didn't work (but moving the code into the TPL did...) More Information on JQuery.noConflict() http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries and http://docs.jquery.com/Core/jQuery.noConflict

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Hi Folks, We're in the process of upgrading to WHMCS 4 which now includes JQuery. For our integration, this poses some problems since we use Mootools. From what I have read, they share the same function names and namespaces so they're largely incompatible. A few things break on our site once we activate JQuery. Load order seems to favor whichever comes second. JQuery loaded first, then Mootools reliant items work but not JQuery. Vice versa, the reverse is true. Anyway, curious if anyone else has tackled this with their integration that may have any tips or insight? Thank you for your time.

I wrote the original auth plugin provided at the beginning of this thread. Have not had a chance to examine v4 or upgrade. Once I do, will update the plugin if it has issues. There has been a great deal of confusion over this plugin and I've received numerous inquiries about how its "not working"--meaning not logging the user into both WHMCS and Joomla. As stated in the original post: This plugin was never meant to provide that functionality. It simply uses the WHMCS User Database to check the users credentials when logging into Joomla (not WHMCS). So, a user existing in your WHMCS database can now authenticate and login to Joomla with their existing (WHMCS) credentials. This Authorization Plug-In was never meant to be a bridge, provide a session to WHMCS, dual-login a user, etc. Its a simple authentication plugin. Sure do apologize for the confusion. But, its pretty straight forward on its intent, and use--which works great for that purpose. Thanks

Heya Not too sure, but did a quick google ... check this out: http://forum.mamboserver.com/showthread.php?t=49427 Perhaps there is some white-space at the end of a file...

I believe that somewhere in resellerclub is a Tick box to turn off notification of new account setups (your clients). You may want to hunt that down and turn it off so new clients don't get emails about their Resellerclub accts