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well, for relatively easy fixes you could use an image of the text link easily enough, or try setting the style on the element your app writes to "display:block !important;" in the code itself to see avoid it being overridden from a client's css declaration...

I'd actually hoped option 2 would be implemented at some time in the future, as some of my people aren't big on logging in, either. Since the emails already have amounts due and itemization of services, I am not sure how sending out an invoice copy (with the link to pay) would represent a greater security risk than the existing emails...

wow. i came looking for this to make sure i approached it the right way and find it surprising this isn't an option automatically. +1 for adding it.

I'm definitely interested in finding out more about this. Would it play nice with something like domain mapping? Or allow you break down features into payable services similar to WPMUDev's supporter module? It certainly sounds very promising...

howdy. I can answersome of your questions. mine is on a subdomain of my main hosting website domain without issue. i choose to do so i could get an SSL cert for just the subdomain instead of a wildcard one to work for my whmcs needs. Many people sell different products; I use it to bill for site maintenece and consulting work as well as hosting. I haven't used this myself but there are language files. you can attach questions to products. haven't done anything extensive with this myself. not sure exactly what you mean there - they certainly seem legal and all to me. if i were you, i'd download it with trial liscense and see if it operates the way you want. then you could know for sure how it would meet your needs.

is anybody using this with current versions of whmcs? i tried installing the addon and can't get whmcs backend to even see it's there...

P.S. to anyone searching, I figured out my issue. It was a change in the enom IP of record to reflect my ordering IP, which is different from my admin IP.

I'm getting an "invalid client IP" error. Any ideas as to where I might look? I don't have issue with renewals, etc. via the WHMCS enom module.

ok, it's a small thing...but you need to lose the background in the corners of your chat graphic. make it transparent, man.

then switch back when you are done, of course.

i wouldn't advise that if you use any info from whmcs for accounting. unless you want to be paying taxes on imaginary money paid to yourself.

i review the support forums for any software before making a purchasing decision. they type of help available and reports of what people have issues with, along with info about how to do various tasks, is part of my decision-making process.

i answered this on another thread. it's less confusing if you post your questions in one place instead of crosspost.

the images are the same for either connection. to get rid of that error messages, make sure the images and style sheets (i.e. external file calls) in your whmcs tempates are all RELATIVE and not absolute paths. i.e. an image src of /images/myimage.gif will avoid this error, while http://mydomain/images/myimage.gif will create it.

for anyone trying to do this, just including the header.php file won't work, because it's not initializing the wp variables, etc. that way. i found an approach that worked for me here - http://bloke.org/php/using-wordpress-header-and-footers-externally/

the cert needs to be installed for the domain you'll be running whmcs from. some pages will be called via standard connection, while others, like the client info section, will automatically switch to your secure connection (i.e. https://). it doesn't use it for all page calls, just the sensitve areas. and make sure your images included in your WHMCS content have relative paths (i.e. not the full http:// blah blah) to avoid the mix of secure and insecure content area messages in the browser.

make sure you go to google checkout help to review what certs they accept. they don't work with any ssl connection, which i found out when i tried to get my google up and running. buy one of the certs on their list to make sure it works properly.

small additions to this code for others, since i modded it, i thought i'd share...if you'd like to only display _hosting packages_ where the display is set to not be hidden in your whmcs, in order from most expensive to least expensive hosting package, use this select statement instead... $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tblproducts WHERE tblproducts.hidden != 'on' AND tblproducts.type ='hostingaccount' ORDER by annual DESC") to bold the package name and link the name to add that package to the cart, change this section - while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ echo "<tr><td>"; echo "<b><a href='http://your.whmcs.com/cart.php?a=add&pid="; echo $row['id']; echo "' title='Order this package'>"; echo $row['name']; echo "</a></b></td><td><center>"; i'm not much of a coder, so it took me a bit to work this out. hope it saves someone else some work.

check your email client settings. do you get other emails in html without issue?

can you not redirect your old order forms to your whmcs order forms so the new orders go through whms? i don't really understand your question. and enom is integrated by setting up the enom module and the domain pricing options in whmcs. i'd suggest you take a look through the documentation here for the details.

without getting into the whole philosophy thing, i would really like to see WHMCS templates move more towards current coding standards, including decreasing the use of tables where possible and totally abandoning depreciated stuff like font tags. it would simply make my life a lot easier to control this stuff through css rather than have it hard-coded in the templates, and encourage people (or at least me) to do more customizing, as it would be less likely i'll have to do it all over again every update.

thanks for the clarification, othello. haven't gotten there yet, but i will eventually myself.

does that actually work? i've done several forum searches on idev (as i have a liscense and ultimately needs beyond whmcs's current affiliate capabilities), and i've found mention that the idev instructions were incomplete... in particular, this thread from last year i saved...but i don't know if it's still current. http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?t=4205

check your paypal setup. that is going to be set in paypal.

do you have your whmcs set on a subdomain? if so, the email addys will need to also be on that subdomain. not sure if this is the cause of your problem 'cause i don't remember directly but i know that was one issue i had intially with email piping.