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Since we don't use WHMCS for support tickets I've been working on modifying the Six template to send them to our actual support desk. Figured out the hooks to change the URI for the navbar links (Support->Tickets and Open Ticket). But cannot seem to get rid of the Recent Support Tickets panel. This is the code I've been tinkering with: use WHMCS\User\Client; use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item; $ca = new WHMCS_ClientArea(); if ($ca->isLoggedIn()) { #remove the default Open Ticket item add_hook('ClientAreaHomepagePanels', 1, function ($homePagePanels) { $delPanel = $homePagePanels->removeChild('Recent Support Tickets'); }); } Any help would be appreciated.

While that is all well and good if you only use Enom. But we have several different registrar accounts. So I guess ENOM will be getting 4 emails for EVERY domain that comes up for renewal...even if they are not the registrar. This needs to be built in to be registrar specific.

I tried to use this and it does not work at all. I put the module in, pointed Kayako Fusion 4 to it and it fails to log me in.

Doesn't seem to work with 442. I know for a fact my api userid and password function, yet it says that it cant' connect to the API when I tested it. Shame..now I got to write my own.

When a client logs in, I want them to go to "clientarea.php?action=products" immediately and if possible make that the default "home" page. I can't seem to find a way to do this...anyone got any suggestions?

having simular issues with some clients. The Add Funds link is there, but when he tries to add funds it says that he has no active orders..yet he does and his account is in good standing, etc.

I'm having simular issue. I have the product setup correctly with the correct Welcome Email, but when I hit the Create button on the client product page, it doesn't send out the welcome email. I have to do that manually. Annoying.

I'm in the same situation. We manage a great deal of legacy clients who used our old inhouse system to manage their DNS through our DNS servers. These are clients who (prior to our use of cpanel/plesk/etc..) would not necessarily have registered their domains through us. Be nice to have a DNS system built into WHMCS.

Got same issue...

That actually makes some sense....just drove us nuts during our import...

Can someone please explain this? "nextduedate" should be the "nextinvoicedate", so why two fields? I really don't see the reason for this. It drove us crazy during the import of our legacy billing data. We made the assumption that the "nextinvoicedate" was the duedate minus the value set in the automation settings for invoice generation. Naturally, caused all kinds of incorrect invoicing. Figured out that they need to be same date now.

Agreed, who is WHMCS to determine how we should store our passwords? This should have been a configurable option...

We need to change the subject lines of the crontab generated emails to remove/replace the "WHMCS" part with something more subjective to the system they are coming from. We have two different WHMCS systems and need to know more readly without having to look at sender address which system the come from. Cron's are encoded, so if they are hard coded, bad bad bad bad WHMCS programmers. Can't find anything in the admin area to modify this...

True, but they don't save...and can't add additional ones.

I setup outlook to forward the mail back to support@boardoo.com...everyone else should do same.....

I need to pass specific information returned from a server plugin we created back to WHMCS to add to the clients order record. Is this possible? Or do I need to add it directly to the database outside the system?