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I've just managed to find the issue. It appears that it wasn't WHMCS fault at all but rather server configuration...

I'm running a a licensed WHMCS version 4.4.1 and experiencing weird issue when someone checks whether a domain name is free using the built-in WHMCS system. An example for this is the domainchecker.php page. Even when I'm checking low number of tld's, it appears like the whole WHMCS hangs and I can't use the system until it finishes the check on the background. I've disabled iptables and flushed all the rules, alas this did not help. If anyone experienced this and managed to fix it or if someone has any suggestions I'd be grateful.

As HerrZ suggested, you will need to connect to the WHMCS database. In order to do that, you will need to build your website around WHMCS and not put it in a separate sub-directory. You can read http://wiki.whmcs.com/Creating_Pages which will certainly help you alot. It helped me!

You have no idea how much that helped me Rob ! Thank you ! Placing the WHMCS in the root folder and building your website around it solved my problem. You will need to create a custom index and corresponding .tpl for that file as the tutorial suggest.

You have no idea how much that hint helped me Rob ! Thank you ! After hours of banging my head on how to implement the login feature and show that a user is logged in no matter where on the website he is, I finally solved that problem. Placing your WHMCS in the root folder and building your website around it is the solution. Creating a custom page for the main index did the trick for me. P.S. Don't forget placing the {literate}{/literate} tags around every <script></script> and <style></style> tags that you place in your custom .tpl file !

Hey guys, I have started a new website written in html and a little bit of PHP and I have decided that I'll go for WHMCS as billing system. I have almost completed the integration with the the WHMCS and my main website, however there is one little thing that bugs me quite a bit. I have a login form on the main website index.php(not the WHMCS) that looks like this: <div align="left"><form method="post" action="http:/mysite.com/accounts/dologin.php?goto=clientarea"> <input type="hidden" name="token" value="ee3109870cd9a8da0813754ad123397552561563" /> Client login: <br /><input type="text" name="username" size="10" value="Username"> <input type="password" name="password" size="10" value="******"> <input type="submit" value="Login"> </form></div> e.g. the usual HTML login form which works perfectly with the WHMCS and correctly logs me to the client account. I have then implemented a IF statement im my header.tpl file of the template that looks like this: {if $loggedin} Welcome, {$clientsdetails.firstname} <td><a href="logout.php">{$LANG.logouttitle}</a></td> {else} which also works perfectly and shows in WHMCS the first name of the client that has logged in. However, here my problem: When i go back to my main website page(not whmcs) it doesn't show that this client has logged in. My question is how should I go for implementing something like the above IF statement in the header.tpl on my main index.php file. I'll really appreciate if someone has already solved that problem and shares that information