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  1. I can't wait any longer! Im getting so excited.
  2. Still waiting word from WHMCS. Still waiting for v4.2 update also
  3. Any update on this? New Namecheap API goes live in 3 days. Let us know. Thanks! Wes
  4. Hey John.. Yea I forgot to update this thread as Matt said mod will be updated before the new Namecheap API goes live. Thanks for the great work guys!
  5. Namecheap mod comes with WHMCS. Setup >> Domain Registrars
  6. We are sending this email to you as you have enabled API on your Namecheap account. This email describes some changes that are coming to Namecheap API that may break your existing code. So, please pay close attention to the changes and update your code as necessary. The changes are primarily to namecheap.domains.create, namecheap.users.create methods and to the error numbers that were returned earlier. Error numbers returned for several API methods are changed and are now documented in the link below. Changes to the API: http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=api-new-release:index New error code documentation: http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=api-new-release:error-codes Schedule for the update: Jan 28, 2010 - To API sandbox (api.sandbox.namecheap.com) Feb 15, 2010 - To production (api.namecheap.com) NOTE: if you want to start making changes/ test today, new version of code is already available at http://test.api.sandbox.namecheap.com/. This end point will be removed after changes are moved to the proper sandbox URL. WHMCS Plugin Customers: Please note that the open source version of the plugin available at http://code.google.com/p/namecheap/ will not be updated anymore as WHMCS is providing their own official plugin for Namecheap. So, please pass this information on to WHMCS so that they can update the plugin. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused. Please post any question you may have in the new "Developer/ API Discussions" section of Namecheap Community Forums (http://community.namecheap.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=17) Thanks, Namecheap Team ========== Hey Matt.. Please keep us updated on this issue. Thanks! Wes
  7. Hello, I have the functions to call information from whmcs to my main home page.. I just need the SQL code that will allow me to show the clients Unpaid (Account) Balance.. If anyone knows, please let me know. Thanks, Wes
  8. You can set that up in the WHMReseller panel.
  9. Oh boy!!!! Can't wait for release! Matt your awesome.. What would we do without you?
  10. Hello.. That line of code did not work at all.. It kept crashing my site where it the php loaded, never got an error, using Firefox.. But, I did play around with the code some and finally got it to work. This is what I got. <?php $query="SELECT firstname FROM tblclients WHERE id='" .$_SESSION['uid'] . "'"; $result = mysql_query($query); while ($data = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $firstname = $data["firstname"]; } ?> <?php if ($_SESSION['uid']) { echo("<div class='grid_9 clientarea'>Welcome back <strong>"); echo("$firstname"); echo("</strong>!</div>"); } else { echo("<div class='grid_9 clientarea'>Welcome Guest! Please <a href='#TB_inline?height=125&width=400&inlineId=Thickbox-ClientLogin' class='thickbox' title='Client Area Login'>Login</a> or <a href='account/register.php'>Register</a></div>"); } ?> Thanks for getting me on the right path though.
  11. Hello, Thanks for a quick response. I will give this code a try and let you know how it went. Thanks!
  12. Hello.. I am trying to display Welcome $clientsdetails.firstname on my main website when client is logged into to whmcs.. I have this on my main website (/index.php) === <?php require("account/dbconnect.php"); require("account/includes/functions.php"); require("account/includes/clientareafunctions.php"); ?> === This is how I am calling the info on /index.php === <?php if ($_SESSION['uid']) { echo("<div class='grid_9 clientarea'>Welcome back <strong>"); echo("$clientsdetails.firstname"); echo("</strong>!</div>"); } else { echo("<div class='grid_9 clientarea'>Welcome Guest! Please <a href='#TB_inline?height=125&width=400&inlineId=Thickbox-ClientLogin' class='thickbox' title='Client Area Login'>Login</a> or <a href='account/register.php'>Register</a></div>"); } ?> === When user is not logged in, it does display the Welcome Guest! But when they are logged in... it only displays: Welcome .firstname! === Please let me know what I have done wrong, I need to call info from the users database info if possible. Thanks!
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