RenatoMN

Hello, custom profile fields with a specified pattern, even if not required, are being trated as required in register.php the problem seems to be exclusive to register.php (registrations made during checkout can leave the field blank)

Please do so

You can register yourself as a customer and create a new invoice for you (even manually in admin panel). You do not need to pay it to see the parameters included in the button or payment script. Just open the page source in your browser, while in the invoice screen.

BitCoin should have a sandbox or test mode. I do not know this gateway. I need to study it further. On the top of my mind, I have a question: Why would you need a user ID, if the invoice is paid by the invoice id itself? If you need help developing / fixing a module for BitCoin, leave me a PM or contact-me through my site contact form. Regards, Renato

He is asking WHMCS Staff (or Matt) sell WHMCS Licenses in GBP, because he is UK based and his bank charges transaction fees every month, because WHMCS Licenses are sold in USD.

by some bytes, you exhausted the allowed_memory var of your php request your host to increase it

For what I know, you can do it only with autologin feature enabled and creating links with username + a token or username + the user password (if they are not md5 encripted). You will need to read the documentation (and code some lines) to implement it yourself or hire somebody to develop it the way you want.

Just do a print_r($params['clientdetails']) and you will see all variables inside the clientdetails array. note: optionally, use $debug = print_r($params['clientdetails'],1); then you will get the array insite $debug var and can make other uses instead print it to the output.

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Didn't you made a backup?

Did you check if the accountid = 1 is actually there on the server?!

It'sjust for reference. It should work out of the box. Simply copy the code provided and save as /includes/hooks/parkdomain.php The single line edit is here: $pdomain = $cpanel_user.".web-jive.com"; (replace with the domain you want to park). The result, in this example, will be: -> new cpanel account "johndoe.com" (username will be johndoe) -> parked domain will be johndoe.web-jive.com -edit- You will need the xmlapi.php available at Github, too. Download it and save in /admin folder.

According to http://docs.whmcs.com/API:Module_Terminate the action should be: $postfields["action"] = "moduleterminate";

you forgot replace type="text" with type="hidden"

Did you enabled API access to the admin account you're using in the script?