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Hello, I'm working on some custom pages and I wanted to set the directory for these pages to "pages/" in the home directory. However the default directory for templates is of course "templates/" and then whatever theme you have selected. Is there any way I can work around this? I tried using the following but had no luck. $templatefile = "../../pages/test.tpl"; Thanks,

4 days and change. Not going to say "ITS BEEN 4 DAYS 4 HOURS 13 MINUTES 43 SECONDS SINCE I OPENED TICKET". Its approaching 5 days. And those aren't my work hours. I don't understand why you guys have to make excuses and reason to just not help someone. It was as simple as copy/pasting. I'll act professional when this company does. I went to school for business, web-design and development was just a hobby. You guys could learn a thing or two or 100 about customer service and "professionalism". Still no answer to my problem. And your right, it does reflect on me. What does it reflect? That I'm mad that a person has danced around giving me a straight answer for over 4 days when it would take them less than a minute to copy/paste 1 line of code. Instead he gives me answers that are irrelevant to what I'm asking. I'm human, so sue me. I'm paying for a service and I'm getting no support for a simple edit that needs to be done. You keep looking at it from his point of view because hes your friend. You would love for him to be right, that's why you associate with how hes been conducting his support. Just because you side with a friend over some random person doesn't make him right, it just makes you bias. Try looking at it from my point of view.

Time is money... Hes wasted 4 DAYS. Over 100 HOURS. Simple answer. But he keeps dodging it. He was rude to my in his replies so I have the right to show my frustration. If you went to McDonalds to order a Big Mac and they refused to give you it, you would get mad. Customer: "Hi, I'd like to order a Big Mac please?" Employee: "How about a cheese burger?" Customer: "...? Excuse me?" Employee: "How about a cheese burger instead?" Customer: "No thanks... I'll just take the Big Mac." Employee: "Cheese burgers basically the same thing though, just order a cheese burger" Customer: "No thanks... I want the damn Big Mac." Employee: "I don't get why you just don't order a cheese burger. Its almost the same thing." Customer: "Because I don't want a damn cheese burger, I want a damn Big Mac. You idiot." Employee: "Hey now, no need to be rude. Just order the cheese burger, I already told you its basically the same." Customer: "WHAT THE HELL IS YOUR PROBLEM I WANT A DAMN BIG MAC, IS IT THAT HARD TO GIVE ME A DAMN BIG MAC?" Employee: "..." Customer: "..." Employee: "..." Customer: "..." Employee: "How about a cheese burger?"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon Just gotta put favicon.ico in your route directory.

I was kind for the first 3 days. But after that it was rediculous. Hey have you ever heard of this thing called Ioncube? Apparently WHMCS uses it for all its files so you cant view or edit their files. Who knew! I would do it myself but I can't.

Does anyone know this? https://www.whmcs.com/support/viewticket.php?tid=893706&c=qfiAVF9T I keep getting a god damn idiot in the support ticket system who doesn't understand a god damn thing. He just keeps telling me to replace the index.php with support.php using the smarty replace, and to manually insert "<a href='index.php'>Home</a> >" before the breadcrumb. I did this at first, and it works, BUT. If there are no results past the home page it still displays the trailing " > " which means there should be another result after it. I don't want that to display AFTER the "<a href='index.php'>Home</a>" I manually insert, so I need to add it BEFORE whatever the <a> is for the default breadcrumb for the Support page. He wont just give me a straight answer for what that god damn 1 line of code is in any of the god damn files. Even though in all their files they insert the " > " BEFORE the NEXT result in the breadcrumb. Example from "how to create a custom page": $breadcrumbnav = '<a href="index.php">'.$_LANG['globalsystemname'].'</a>'; $breadcrumbnav .= ' > <a href="mypage.php">My Page</a>'; Notice the " > " BEFORE the NEXT result in the chain. That way if there are NO MORE RESULTS past the first page in the bread crumb it doesn't display the trailing " > ". The god damn support person gives me attitude and refuses to let someone else look at the ticket, wont give me a straight answer, and doesn't understand a god damn thing. Hes wasted 4 days of my time now over something so simple.

Sigh... I just typed a huge message and the board stopped functioning and the quick reply box disappeared.

Thanks. Now would you happen to know what the default breadcrumb is? like <a href="index.php"> I need to replace it with > <a href="support.php"> That way the home page without additional pages wont have the trailing >

Hello, I'm trying to edit the breadcrumb for some files. I changed the index.php to support.php. Now I need to edit the link in the breadcrumbs for some default files, but they are encoded. I asked the support team with a ticket and they said. "Hi Yes, you can do that using the smarty replace function on the breadcrumbnav bariable. See http://smarty.php.net for details on that. You also add a home link before it in header.tpl. Regards, Matt" I'm not sure I know how to do this... I read info from the smarty website and I'm still clueless. Anyone ever try this or have experience with this?

hmm I see... I'll look around for something like that. Thanks.

Well, I didn't know if WHMCS has the ability to do that built in. Didn't know if it has the ability to do that, and it just wasn't included in the default template.

1. I'm allowed to say what I want on other forums. 2. That forums is not this forums. 3. I bought my license through licensepal. As stated in the thread. 4. It currently does not show an uptime %. I don't want a FALSE %, I want an actually %. Less bullsh#t more reading please.

Do you know if Uptime % is possible on this page?

Is it possible to display the uptime percent? such as 99.8% uptime or something like that.

First the discounts weren't working. I'd enter the discount code such as one that gives $20.00 off the order. "$20.00 Recurring Discount: -$0.00 USD" Would find it find but it wouldn't work. Now that page isn't even displaying.... The whole products wont add to the cart. http://nickerson.biz/cart.php?a=view When u get to that step there's no products in the cart...

Yeah. Should be fine. I've tried so many diff things. IDK why it isn't working...

Subtotal: $9.98 USD $20.00 Recurring Discount: -$0.00 USD Total Due Today: $9.98 USD Total Recurring: $9.98 USD Monthly Just testing it out, doesn't seem to be working. :"(

FOR FUTURE REFERENCES. Support advised me to use the code from the default templates to display the icons on the pages. {if "templates/$template/images/icons/$filename.png"|file_exists}<img src="templates/{$template}/images/icons/{$filename}.png" align="right" alt="" />{/if}

I would rename icons but that is a pain, and I'd have to make them .gif which is lower quality. I could manually insert the breadcrumb into each template file then manually insert the icon, but thats a lot of work. Much easier to keep it in the header.

I don't get why the current page images are coded as that. Those images don't even exist. They must have been from an old version and they forgot to change them when they updated the images to .png's and _big isn't even in the title.

The pages are encoded with ioncube.

Hello, I'm trying to include the $pageicon in my header file, so it can display the icon for the type of page your viewing. If your viewing clientarea, it displays the clientarea icon. If you view Knowledgebase, it displays the icon for the knowledgebase, etc. The problem I'm having is I cannot edit the URLS of those icons, since they are in the php files themselves, and they are ioncube encoded. I saw someone else site that does it and it looked real nice and I wanted to add it to mine. <img src="templates/{$template}/{$pageicon}" alt=""/> Is what I'm currently using for it. The URL to an actual icon should be like this <img border="0" alt="" src="templates/nickerson2.0/images/icons/clientarea.png"/> But the way its coded it goes to this image. <img alt="" src="templates/nickerson2.0/images/clientarea_big.gif"/> How can I change the image locations in those files?