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  1. How does this work for existing clients on existing subscriptions? This IPN needs to be there otherwise the client will have to recreate their subscription. Thanks,
  2. Great mod, and good idea. Just curious why you chose to go with the SOAP method over the NVP ? hightekhosting, there may be an extra value that has to be appended to the output to paypal which asks for AUD back instead of USD. I see a "ReturnAllCurrencies" value, but what it says is that by default PayPal will return the default currency. Make sure AUD is the default currency on your account. Cheers,
  3. Thanks for this module. It doesn't work entirely as advertised (doesn't log the user into SupportSuite when they login to WHMCS, it sets a flag to do it later), but with a little tweaking and some hacky code (which I won't admit to ) we managed to get done what we needed to get done. Thanks again, great help and save us a lot of time. Cheers,
  4. Issue seems to have corrected itself. Must have been something stuck in the session. But there are other weird things happening, and it seems to be related to me creating an account with the same name as an administrator. When I deleted the account, it logged me out of the system. Kind of odd. But it stopped the password thing. Cheers,
  5. I don't think it pays them automatically for you. I believe payment is manual. Mainly because you're question is exactly right, how are they (affiliates) to get paid. I'm only just starting to get to know the system, so I haven't really gotten into the whole affiliate thing and how it works (can't get users to signup right now ), but how I imagine it would work is this: You generate a report for each member on how much they can either use their amounts earned as "credit" to pay for their own bills, or receive a cheque in the mail or a payment by paypal from you manually. If I'm way out in left field here, I'd love to hear it because I'm just taking a wild stab. Am I close? Cheers,
  6. You should be able to put in {php} {/php} tags on the first entrance to your order stream, something like $_SESSION['group_promocode'] = $_GET['promocode']; And then just put the promocode into the text box when it comes to that point (using other {php} tags to put it into SMARTY (i.e. inside an if statement: $this->assign('hasPromocode', true); $this->assign('promoCode', $_SESSION['group_promocode']))). I don't like the idea of doing this because it puts code into the View layer. In all honesty I can't stand the smarty template engine because it has {if} and {foreach} blocks (Model / Controller and View should never be together in my opinion). Then again, WHMCS doesn't seam to be exactly MVC, but that's a discussion for another day. Anywho, yeah. It could be done.. theoretically, not elegantly, and hackishly.. but it could be done. Cheers,
  7. Hello, Currently I'm preparing our new billing software for move to prod from test. We're running some final tests and have come across an issue. We're on a trial license of 3.7.2, imported data and when we try and create an account when going through the order process, we get the message: "The passwords you entered did not match" We've double checked template files, and the two field names are correct to the download (password and password2). It doesn't matter whether we have no passwords, same password or different passwords in the fields, it just won't validate. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks,
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