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I’m experiencing the same problem. I tried re-sending the welcome email on another client and it worked fine. I then re-tried the problem client and the welcome email would not go through. I had success with a little different method than automatedreferral. I entered the email to edit it and just removed the hyperlink and it worked. It would be nice if this was resolved without having to remove the convenient hyperlinks.

I would do a Google search for free templates. Once you find one you like you can extract the code and place it in whmcs. In order to integrate it into your site you should know how to properly manipulate the XHTML and any CSS.

3cake, sorry for the delay. I attempted to get the answer for you from my hosting provider but was unable to. Sorry I’m not much help.

Update: It was a misconfiguration in the servers php.ini file. Thank you Dave for the help!

Thank you Kurbot for the reply No updates were done for php but in addition to my OP they also updated the firewall software and installed a new set of mod_security rules. Would that have anything to do with the issue?

Help, anyone?

Hello, Does anyone know why I'm receiving the following two Cron Daemon emails? I think it has something to do with my server updates. The server was just updated to Apache version 2.2.10 (from 1.3.4x). They also upgraded the operating system from CentOS 4.7 to CentOS 5.2. I'm not understanding the error or how to fix it. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank You. 1) subject: Cron <*******@stealth> php -q /home/***/public_html/***/***/modules/registrars/enom/enomsync.php Failed loading /etc/ixed/ixed.5.2.lin: /etc/ixed/ixed.5.2.lin: undefined symbol: executor_globals 2) subject: Cron <*******@stealth> php -q /home/***/public_html/***/***/admin***/cron.php Failed loading /etc/ixed/ixed.5.2.lin: /etc/ixed/ixed.5.2.lin: undefined symbol: executor_globals

I would look at your email templates to see what settings are checked.

You can choose different date formats in General Config > Localisation.

How did you create the form fields in question?

For the color of the field you should be able to add (background-color: #whatever;) to your textarea1 class in your ccs. If that class is applied to other forms and you only want to change this form just create a new class and change out the textarea1 class on your input fields.

You need to adjust the cols="60" tag within the <form> tag in the body of the page. It is html not css. Just increase your value of 60 to say 130.

You need to edit your cols="" tag within your form. You currently have it set to cols="60". I would also suggest validating your code at http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_uri . Your code is really a mess and is going to cause you many headaches with different browsers.

Good deal!

When you go into your WHM and click on "List Subdomains" do you see your subdomain listed next to your 22gigs.com domain?