In the "Client Area Details Reminder" email template is sends the password in plain text via
{$client_password}
However when I try to make a custom template and use the same password code when the email arrives all the password shows is ******** Any ideas?
I just upgraded to the newest version and now I'm getting the following when trying to view invoices.
TCPDF error: Missing or incorrect image file: /home/xxxxxx/public_html/whmcs/templates_c/jpglgNHRO
Here is the deal. I have a product that when ordered the customer has to specify a username/password for this product. I want the activation email to include this custom product field. After reading http://wiki.whmcs.com/Messages/Emails I have used {$client_custom_fields.0} and {$service_custom_fields.0} but it won't display the text the customer entered. Any ideas?
Everything works fine with WHMCS until I try to access a secure part of the site then I get an Internal server error 500. I'm running WHMCS Version 3.6.2 and this function used to work until I turned on phpsuexec. Any ideas? All other HTTPS locations on the site work just not anything under https://domain.com/whmcs.
Contents of the .htaccess file are
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^plugins/gateways/paypal/callback.php$ http://domain.com/whmcs/modules/gateways/callback/paypal.php
All directories are chmod 755 with all php files 644 except config files which are 444.
Any ideas?
That's strange. I'm running WHMCS 3.6.2 on PHP 5.2.5 with no issues. When you installed PHP 5 did you configure it the same as PHP 4 and load all the same modules?
Ok so I have an issue. A client wanted a website for 1 year just to test out the water to see if a site would help his business. Turned out he figured it wasn't right for him. I instructed him to disable auto-renew inside of his client portal to keep it from renewing his domain. He did and it even showed up in the admin side with a check mark beside Do Not Renew. I assumed everything was fine. The system sent an invoice for the domain renewal which I thought was a little weird but never the less didn't think much else about it. So today the domain should have expired. Instead WHMCS charged his credit card that he used originally to purchase the domain with. Now the domain has been renewed and he doesn't want it. How can I stop this in the future? Why didn't the disabling of the auto renew prevent this from happening?