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You could create a custom template that would serve up your client's extra 'information.' As far as how to store it, just create custom fields to accept (and store) the data. From there you'll edit your custom template to display said custom fields. References: http://wiki.whmcs.com/Creating_Pages http://wiki.whmcs.com/Custom_Fields#Client_Custom_Fields

Agree with what has been said about the icons--they are far too large. Otherwise it's a basic integration, looks okay.

You don't make up names if a user wishes to remain "confidential." If you really have to redact their name then you can always include "[Redacted]", "[Anonymous]", or "[Client]"

You will need to go to yoururl.com/admin/configgeneral.php Once you are there you will navigate to the Other tab. Look for Allow Client Registration and make sure that it is unchecked to disable registrations without ordering a product/service. Alternatively, once you do that you can always create a hidden product that will serve as an "application." You can then use that product link as a "referral" and when they "purchase" the item (even though they're not really paying for anything) they'll get added to the system and you can do whatever you want through that.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Integrating_WordPress_with_Your_Website You can reference that.

Resell.biz purchased Stargate, INCs registrar. You will need to use the Stargate module for Resell.biz. This is what I've been using for years now with it

You cannot alter the powered by line through CSS or within the .tpl file pages. It's encoded within WHMCS files. It appears after each subpage (eg: clientareadetails.tpl) and before footer.tpl. The only way you can style the link is using: p a { color: #ff0000; } Bear in mind that this will affect every link included in a paragraph tag. If you do not want the powered by line, you will need to purchase an unbranded license instead.

This is already included when a client is viewing the client area homepage. You can open up clientareahome.tpl to find the following: {if in_array('invoices',$contactpermissions)} <h2><strong>{$clientsstats.numdueinvoices}</strong> {$LANG.invoicesdue}</h2> <form method="post" action="clientarea.php?action=masspay"> <table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" class="data"> <tr> {if $masspay}<th width="15"></th>{/if} <th>{$LANG.invoicenumber}</th> <th>{$LANG.invoicesdatecreated}</th> <th>{$LANG.invoicesdatedue}</th> <th>{$LANG.invoicestotal}</th> <th>{$LANG.invoicesbalance}</th> <th>{$LANG.invoicesstatus}</th> <th> </th> </tr> {foreach key=num item=invoice from=$invoices} <tr> {if $masspay}<td><input type="checkbox" name="invoiceids[]" value="{$invoice.id}" /></td>{/if} <td><a href="viewinvoice.php?id={$invoice.id}" target="_blank">{$invoice.invoicenum}</a></td> <td>{$invoice.datecreated}</td> <td>{$invoice.datedue}</td> <td>{$invoice.total}</td> <td>{$invoice.balance}</td> <td>{$invoice.status}</td> <td><a href="viewinvoice.php?id={$invoice.id}" target="_blank">{$LANG.invoicesview}</a></td> </tr> {foreachelse} <tr> <td colspan="{if $masspay}8{else}7{/if}" align="center">{$LANG.norecordsfound}</td> </tr> {/foreach} {if $invoices} <tr style="font-weight:bold;"> <td colspan="{if $masspay}4{else}3{/if}">{if $masspay}<input type="submit" value="{$LANG.masspayselected}" />{/if}</td> <td style="text-align:right;">{$LANG.invoicestotaldue}</td> <td>{$totalbalance}</td> <td colspan="2">{if $masspay}<a href="clientarea.php?action=masspay&all=true">{$LANG.masspayall}</a>{/if}</td> </tr> {/if} </table> </form> {/if}

Sorry to hear that you had a bad experience! It doesn't surprise me that you had an issue though :\ Payton Designs has had tons of negative reviews and its one of the main reasons he's banned on webhostingtalk.

You'll have to refer to your own style.css under the template directory. The login forms and any other forms use.. form field properties. Look for: form {} label {} input {} textarea{} That's what you will need to edit to resolve the discrepancies you're having.

Go to: templates/{template}/default Look for the fraudcheck.tpl file; You can edit this file for any fraud notices that are displayed. Not sure where it's pulling the out of stock message though; The only instance of product quantity being 0 that I could find was the order form button to disable it.

Did you bother to read through all of the pages from that thread at WHT? Might help to read through things.

Definitely interested in beta testing this as this would work perfect for an endeavor of mine I'm working on.

You can look a little into 2Checkout. I started off with them about four years ago but I just didn't agree with their fees at the time. There was a $49.95 setup fee then so I'm not sure if its the same price or not. I had no problem outside of the fees necessary for them but its an option you can consider

Any developer that's current with standards is going to use a full reset and not the half-assed version. If you want values reset, you do all, not just the "minimal" version. Also, if you're resetting, why would you even add in line-height? If you need line-height edit the proper css function; Resetting is for resetting. I always use YUI's: /* Global reset */ /* Based upon 'reset.css' in the Yahoo! User Interface Library: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui */ *, html, body, div, dl, dt, dd, ul, ol, li, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, pre, form, label, fieldset, input, p, blockquote, th, td { margin:0; padding:0 } table { border-collapse:collapse; border-spacing:0 } fieldset, img { border:0 } address, caption, cite, code, dfn, em, strong, th, var { font-style:normal; font-weight:normal } ol, ul, li { list-style:none } caption, th { text-align:left } h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-size:100%; font-weight:normal } q:before, q:after { content:''} /* Global reset-RESET */ /* The below restores some sensible defaults */ strong { font-weight:bold } em { font-style:italic } a img { border:none } /* Gets rid of IE's blue borders */ .clear { clear:both }

There's really nothing to debate; Common sense would be to just mark the email as spam, and move on. If you think you need to update your WHOIS information, then just log into your registrar and make sure things are up-to-date.

I had this same problem when I moved my whmcs location and uploaded SQL file via phpymadmin; All password fields had characters that were like that. I ended up just spending time clearing through the entire lot. Took a few hours, but cleaned up all my accounts in the process :3

The post you quoted was made in 2007. There have been a lot of changes made since then. You'd have an answer to your own question if you were to take the time to browse the template files in WHMCS's latest version.

*, look how old this thread is; At the time all of the templates available were primarily table based. k.

Oliviah, you're wrong. If you need to change a page's title log into your FTP client or SSH or whatever you use to edit files and go to /lang. Look for your language's .txt file (eg: English.txt), and from there you can CTRL+F to find the old page's title, and then change it there. Example from English.txt $_LANG["announcementstitle"] = "Announcements";

Awesome design! Looks like you perfected the art of right-clicking, viewing source, and then copy/paste! Man, I'm jealous of those mad skills. Original website: http://www.studio7designs.com/

It's Mediawiki; If you view the source, it has "mediawiki" in the header.

And you actually think I'd admit to something like that? Regardless, like I said, if it can be encoded, it can be decoded. If you want to waste your money on something as ridiculous as that, then be my guest, it's not my money. But don't come back here to rant about how your precious design was stolen.

What's so different about this one? It looks like the last three, just with different colors, and images. I can understand why you're not trying to be creative and original with each template (because you're just reselling them), but they all look the same. Try something different. Like expanding your knowledge of css. Throw away the javascript for the navigation and actually use CSS for the rollovers. Stop relying on tables, and learn how to control your design through div's. Change up how you're presenting the content.

If it can be encoded, it can always be decoded. You're just wasting your money in all honesty. Trust me, it sucks to have your work stolen, but you're going to have to accept it happens. Just keep in contact with the person who stole it and try to come to a resolution.