DepotMan

This is how mine is setup. The note to the client is shown from the "Admin Note" and all private admin notes where put in the "Notes" tab. That now shows who entered notes and stamps it. Very nice! The note shown to the client only shows in customer client area when a note is in the "Admin Note" (profile tab). Otherwise the client see nothing. I was able to time stamp admin notes and show my customers what I called "Customer Alerts". I also changed from "successbox" to "errorbox" to change the color from green to red. This was because I wanted them to Stop and take notice of the message. If it wasn't important, it wouldn't be there! This was exactly what I wanted, easy to implement, and works great!

Reading through this post to understand how the piping works and how to setup it properly, I came across this post. It appears that this post is referring to setting up piping using a primary domain email with WHMCS installed on a sub-domain. For example: Domain: somedomain.com Pipe Email: someone@somedomain.com WHMCS: subdomain.somedomain.com There are many ways listed here to set it up so I figured I would add the way I got mine working without the extra email accounts and forwarding. I do not know if this will work for everybody, but I did it without the extra forward to a someone@subdomain.somedomain.com I used the directions found here: http://wiki.whmcs.com/Email_Piping My subdomains I create will work with either of the following addresses: http://subdomain.somedomain.com http://www.somedomain.com/subdomain I use C-Panel (X3) and created a forward from someone@somedomain.com using this command (found from my WHMCS Support Departments): php -q /home/cpaneluser/public_html/subdomain/pipe/pipe.php (original command included a "|" in front of php but cpanel forwarders would not accept it) Replace the "cpaneluser" with your cPanel Username and replacing "subdomain" with the folder you actually used to install WHMCS. I have tested it both ways: from user and admin, and the piping is working perfectly! NOTE: Even though I am using X3 theme in C-Panel, using only "public_html/subdomain/pipe/pipe.php" DID NOT work. Even though the Trace in Cpanel resolved, it would not pipe through. It started working by changing the command for piping. Hope this helps someone along the way!

I was unable to find a way to customize the language files of the admin. The are a few things I wanted to reword too.

This worked really well. We now have a way to leave an Administrative Message in our Client Area. We are now using the "Notes" tab to keep our Admin Notes (with TimeStamp). Anyone looking to leave notes for your clients should try this very simple modification! Took about 3 minutes to complete!

This would be a nice and useful addition in my opinion. If a client has registered using the domain / hosting email account that is suspended, there is no way to get a message to the customer. I would like to see and option like a check box added to the Notes section to show it on the client area page. It could then be used as both admin and display to the client notes (with time stamps).