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I realize this is an old post, but having the same dilemma, I just figured out the solution. You must first setup pricing for your domains beforehand in WHMCS. Under the Setup Tab / Domain Pricing. I had also preconfigured my Domain Registrar information, which you'll probably need to also do; but until I put in the pricing, it did not work. Tracy

Got it! And I owe you a Thank You, because I read and read and reread what you wrote and finally, finally, looked into $smarty. I couldn't understand why my if statements where effecting everything and not 'if this' 'do this'. Anyway, here's how I have my navigation setup now. My cart.php page still reads: Home > Support Portal > Shopping Cart All the other pages read correctly for the navigation. AND: I finally got 'Client Area' to show before 'Downloads' in the navigation (because that is not a direct link in my Portal and only accessible if logged in, so now the navigation reads: Home > Support Portal > Client Area > Downloads. <span class="heading">You are here:</span><br style="margin-bottom: 20px;" /><a href="http://www.flipflopmedia.com/NewSite/">Home</a> > {if $filename eq 'downloads'} <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/index.php">Support Portal</a> > <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/clientarea.php">Client Area</a> > <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/downloads.php">Downloads</a> {elseif $filename eq 'cart'} <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/index.php">Support Portal</a> > <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/cart.php">Shopping Cart</a> {else} {$breadcrumbnav} {/if}

I got my answer from posting the same question at cPanel Forums. A cPanel Staff Member said that, No, their videos are only allowed to be viewed from within cPanel, and not through any of 'our' site pages, ect... So now I [we] know. I didn't want to do anything illegal or be held liable for copyright infringement. I have noticed a lot of ppl have viewed this question of mine, but no one had an answer for me, so hopefully this answer will help someone else out that may be curious as well. Have a good one! Tracy

Ok, I see a lot of people purchasing flash videos for their support content, but if the cPanel flash videos are viewable by our clients through their cPanel, then what difference does it make if we offer them to our clients when they are logged into their client area in our support portal. Would that be illegal? Tracy

Thanks, but if I knew anything about hooks 'n $smarty, I'd probably have it figured out. It's got something to do with regex expressions, I'm assuming. Like the code I pasted above. If you look at the WHMCS Demo and click on Cart, the navigation only reads Shopping Cart. With what I have, it now displays the previous page, as it should have to begin with. So knowing that can be easily done, I figure adding Client Area before Downloads in the navigation should be just as easy.... for someone anyway, not easy for me to figure out because I'm not familiar with regex. Thanks, Tracy

First I have my breadcrumb nav set up like so: <span class="heading">You are here:</span><br style="margin-bottom: 20px;" /> <a href="http://www.flipflopmedia.com/NewSite/">Home</a> > {if $breadcrumbnav =='<a href="cart.php">Shopping Cart</a>'} <a href="http://clients.flipflopmedia.com/index.php">Support Portal</a> > {/if} {$breadcrumbnav|regex_replace:"/[_]/":"-"} </p> Now it looks and works how I like, with a fix for cart.php page. My problem, I have removed the download link from the Portal Page, and added it to the sidebar area so that's it's only viewable if logged in. When I go to the downloads page, the breadcrumb nav still reads Home > Support Portal > Downloads. How do I make it read: Home > Support Portal > Client Area > Downloads. ??? Any idea? I don't know what I'm doing obviously, because I cannot seem to fix it! Tracy

ppw Thank You! I had a totally different issue altogether. I simply wanted to use <?php echo date('Y'); ?> in the footer.tpl file, and the year was not showing up. I looked everywhere but could not find an answer (& although this thread link was top in Google's results, I overlooked it a dozen times before checking it out!) Anyway, I used your suggestion and with the below, it works! {php} echo date('Y'); {/php} Learn something new every day Thanks! Tracy

Ditto! This bothers me, too! Not only that, but the Login Page shows as Client Area, ie. Portal Home > Client Area in the breadcrumbnav, but Register shows as Portal Home > Register Technically, they should both begin with: Portal Home > Client Area > PAGEname A fix would be nice! Tracy

Working with what you gave me, I changed a little and got it to work: {if $filename eq "clientarea" and $smarty.get.action eq "details"}<img src="templates/custom/images/details.png" align="right" alt="" /> {elseif $filename eq "clientarea" and $smarty.get.action eq "contacts"}<img src="templates/custom/images/contacts.png" align="right" alt="" /> {elseif $filename eq "clientarea" and $smarty.get.action eq "changepw"}<img src="templates/custom/images/changepw.png" align="right" alt="" /> {elseif "templates/$template/images/$filename.png"|file_exists}<img src="templates/{$template}/images/{$filename}.png" align="right" alt="" />{/if} Notice the last line: combined {elseif versus having it separate with the xtra closing {/if} tag, and it works. Thanks! Tracy

Hi, I used the wiki custom template instructions to create a details.php page. From the client area, I want to load the page by: details.php vs. clientarea.php?action=details The page loads great, however, the users info is not pre-filled in the form. The reason for this, I want the breadcrumbnav (and corresponding icon images I created for each page) to change for these 'action' called pages. It will only work if it's an actual named page, so I would like to know if there is a way to create a php page for the 'My Details' Page and others? And actually have it work from the database info? Thanks, Tracy

That's what I'm interested in. When you click on 'Order' from "Portal Home' it says: Shopping Cart You are here: Shopping Cart Why does it not say: Shopping Cart You are here: Portal Home > Shopping Cart I noticed it's set up the same way on WHMCS Web Site. Is there a way to fix this? I doubt it, because there is not a cart.tpl file, it's referencing the jibberish cart.php in the top folder. Just curious... maybe I should be posting this in the 'feature/suggestion' category, or whatever it may be called. Tracy