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  1. If your referring to the setting client status to suspend or active: right now were doing that by hand. Since we haven't been able to setup the locations in WHMCS as servers or otherwise the automation process hasn't worked fully for us.
  2. Shaun (and all others in thread), Thanks for the replies, Let me try to better sum up what were doing and then maybe it will have a better picture of how were trying to accomplish this. We operate a web advertising business (Adwords and such) - we develop optimized web pages for the client, generate a advertising campaign and point the web ad's to that landing page. We also manage local profile pages we develop for some clients such as: cosmetic-dentist-dallas-tx.com or carpet-cleaning-upholstery-care-dallas-tx.com We do not control all of the DNS for the client domains, thus DNS could be registered at anyplace they choose. Also depending on the situation the hosting location for the web sites are sometimes at different hosting locations such as: domain.com or godaddy.com etc. etc. -- so.... we are basically trying to add custom fields to each client record the point to: (hosting location 1) ---- ftp.(domain).com/(subfolder) (ftp username) (ftp password) (hosting location 2) ---- ftp.(domain).com/(subfolder) (ftp username) (ftp password) and so on and so on..... thus, when we change a clients status to suspended, a script/module or whatever is run that logs into each FTP account, moves site content into a sub folder called (suspended) and places or renames suspended.xxx into the domain folders root as index.html --- thus when the URL is navigated too the internet user sees the account suspended HTML instead of the site content.--- if/when the client fixes our issues with them we want to change there status to active in WHMCS and the script runs in reverse, change index.html to suspended.xxx and moves all site content from the suspended folder back into the root. I guess this is problematic because we really don't sell hosting or domain registration but both of those are a part of what is necessary for the services we do perform, and we need a more efficient automated way to handle this suspension process across multiple hosting locations without all the manual FTP logins. Sorry if this is long winded
  3. Hello everyone, I am going to describe a process we want to see if it can be built into WHMCS, but we lack the in-house programming to make the modification IF it can be done, so here goes, any body who can help or advise method to accomplish this would be great. We have clients hosted on: <shared server> <client 1> <client 2> etc. etc. etc. The shared server has common FTP login. - The subfolders have a standardized directory structure which includes a sub folder called "suspended" and a HTML file in the root called suspended.bak What we are needing: -- When we set a package to "suspended" in WHMCS we want a script to run that logs into the FTP location and subfolder set for that client in WHMCS custom fields, move all content except "suspended.bak" in that sub folder into the "suspended" sub folder, rename index.html to "index.sup" and finally rename "suspended.bak" to "index.html" Of course when we change the clients status back to "Active" we would like the process reversed. --- ANY help or suggestions on accomplishing this would be appreciated. Thanks
  4. Hello, We are using the "Boxes" template for our checkout process and we would like to move the "TOS" checkbox to 1 screen before as indicate below. As it stands now the TOS is on Step 5 "Check Out" and we need it on Step 4 "Confirm Order" because a promo code will be in the TOS, so basically in order to get the promo code to enter they need to read the TOS. Any help would be great, thanks
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