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Thanks. Will do.

I thought I had replied to this thread already but it appears not so here goes again ... Thanks. Is it possible you can copy and paste the content of your email "Upcoming Domain Renewal Notice" so we can extract the bit that is missing from ours?

Thanks - it's the bit inside the curly braces we need. We have the first bit which is like this ... {if $days_until_expiry}The domain(s) listed below are due to expire within the next {$days_until_expiry} days.{else}The domain(s) listed below are going to expire in {$domain_days_until_expiry} days.{/if} ... but there is another section similar to the above which actually calls for the domains to be listed. It's the second piece of code / content we're missing.

Hiya, Some numpty here has removed the important code from the default email template for ... "Upcoming Domain Renewal Notice" ... we're missing the WHMCS content that loops through the domains and lists them out. Will you be kind enough to go to your email template section in WHMCS and find this email template and copy and paste the important bit of code at the top for us? Many thanks in advance.

Thanks very much for that, Sparky.

Thanks. Is there a 'one stop source' for the patches or do we just wait to see what's broken and then search for a solution to fix it?

We're being forced by Nominet to upgrade to WHMCS v5.1 but the current version (v5.1.2) appears to be causing some problems which will hopefully be fixed in the next version ... but when will it be available? Any ideas?

Actually, we're failing on a number of password related questions that we're not certain how to overcome with WHMCS ... 1 - Are first-time and reset passwords set to a unique value for each user, and must each user change their password immediately after the first use? 2 - Are user passwords changed at least every 90 days? 3 - Must passwords contain both numeric and alphabetic characters? 4 - Must an individual submit a new password that is different from any of the last four passwords he or she has used? 5 - Are repeated access attempts limited by locking out the user ID after no more than six attempts?

Hi, We're a web host provider, we use WHMCS v5.0.3, we don't store any card information and we're looking for PCI compliance. We're failling because PCI compliance asks that when a user signs up for a new user account, the password is automatically created for them. Is there any way WHMCS can do this currently? Or can the new version of WHMCS (v5.1.2) do this? (I couldn't see it in the changelog) Or is it planned for a future version? Anyone wiser than us on this topic? Thanks.

Great - thanks for the confirmation.

Yes - just got it. I came here to post a new topic and found you beat me to it.

Argh - I saw that and thought it was only for the client profile area after they have signed up. Upon closer inspection, I can see you can select where it appears. Thanks, we'll give it a go.

Hi, We'd like to find out how our customers hear about our services. We had thought of a drop down list or tick box on the client signup / registration page something like this ... --- How did you hear about us? - recommendation - online advert - magazine advert - search engine - other --- Aside from doing a little bespoke coding in the template files I can't see a way to accomplish this. Has anyone found a better solution to gathering this information. Thanks.

Just as an update on this one - we had our email template set to send in plain text mode. Unticking that box will have it sent in html mode which corrects any issues with the formatting.

We also have the same question. We tried auto-card-processing for a few weeks only but don't use it anymore so would like to turn this off completely or at least stop these failed attempts from running. Any pointers appreciated.