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Zorro67 · November 2, 2008

Mike,

(this one is on topic )

I depends on how much information you want to capture, how much of those user input information fields already exists in Joomla (default is UN, PW & email), and how you want to use the information.

however, your question is a bit fuzzy. Joomla is great for showing dynamic user-only content, where-as WHMCS isn't.

Can you clarify whether you are looking at a) a login share, user-sync or both, and

and b) Joomla-forum, Joomla to WHMCS, WHMCS to forum or all three.

the reason I ask i there are a couple of WHMCS-forum login shares now running.

Also one of your previous threads says you haven't messed with Joomla. i wouldn't be jumping in the deep end with Joomla on my first investigations of it. Its a bit top heavy, and has a medium steep learning curve for the admin user.

gwhosting · November 2, 2008

Hi;

I was looking for al login share, and second of all was looking for all three.

I do understand that joomla is a bit difficult to learn or well, get started with.

Thanks for that head's up.

Mike

jlovrek · March 23, 2009

Can you give me an idea of where to find the authentication login share you were speaking of? I found a plugin which says whmcsauth but it does not seem to build the user into the whmcs database, only joomla, even with whmcs api url password etc... I want to use joomla as content only but at the same time, have each user stored either in the joomla database or have joomla access to whmcs database so I can use joomla to email all clients, autoresponder plugin etc...

Any help appreciated..

Joe

inverter · March 23, 2009

I'll pay for a Joomla addon.

ok, I've searched and searched, then started over.
There is tons of talk about WHMCS and Joomla, mainly in reference to templates and look/feel.

Does anyone know how to combine the username/password database for Joomla & WHMCS?

It would be so nice if users could just login to joomla, and be already logged into WHMCS. Just my 2c.

Thanks

Tim

jrudesh · April 10, 2009

I'm planing to create a component out of WHMCS for Joomla.

My component is com_whmcs381. In Joomla directory /components/com_whmcs381/whmcs381.php is as following.

<?php
$pathshow=$_GET['pathshow'];
$username = $_POST['username'];
$password = $_POST['password'];
$rememberme = $_POST['rememberme'];
switch ($task) {

[indent]default:
case 'normal':
[indent]$local="http://www.slesolutions.com/xxxxxxxx/components/com_whmcs381/whmcs/";
$string=$local.$pathshow;
//require($string);
include($string);
break;[/indent]

case 'form':

[indent]$local="http://www.slesolutions.com/xxxxxxxx/components/com_whmcs381/whmcs/";
$command="?username=";
$command .=$username;
$command .="&password=";
$command .=$password;
//$command .="&rememberme=";
//$command .=$rememberme;
$string=$local.$pathshow.$command;
include($string);
break;[/indent]
[/indent]
}
?>

I planed to grab the WHMCS site by include() to the Joomla site.

It was working with links 100%,(<a href="...)

index.php?option=com_whmcs381&task=normal&pathshow=

but when it comes to user login it falis.

index.php?option=com_whmcs381&task=form&pathshow=

as WHMCS wants to send data to dologin.php

index.php?option=com_whmcs381&task=form&pathshow=dologin.php

WHMCS is not throwing incorrect user information warning, So I assume that my code is successfully authenticating WHMCS, but it fail to create session(I'm not sure here).

So i checked it with a test.php

<?php

session_start();

foreach ($_SESSION as &$value){

[indent]echo $value;
echo '<br />';[/indent]

}
foreach ($_COOKIE as &$value){

[indent]echo $value;
echo '<br />';[/indent]

}
unset($value);
return "";
?>

When I access test.php directly (http://www.slesolutions.com/xxxxxxxx/components/com_whmcs381/whmcs/)

it gives me no sessions related to WHMCS login.

And through Joomla (index.php?option=com_whmcs381&task=normal&pathshow=test.php) gives me a blank joomla page.

Does anyone have any idea to improve from here.

My knowledge on PHP and Joomla is not good but I keep doing things so feel free to correct me.

Tnx ppl.

U'

nowares · August 8, 2009

Any updates for v4?

hardbrasil · August 12, 2009

already exist an module to Joomla, search in Joomla extensions for whmcs

mysmallbizu · August 12, 2009

http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/search/whmcs

Shows No Extensions

gohigher · August 13, 2009

http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/hosting-a-servers/hosting

mysmallbizu · August 13, 2009

not just for WHM

chrismfz · August 20, 2009

Any chance someone write a loginshare with JFusion's API ?

They have done almost all the job, they have an API for creating

new loginshares etc...

So everyone can have Joomla + WHMCS + any other supported

application through JFusion like IPB, phpBB, Magento, vbulletin etc...

JFusion Site

JFusion Plugin Creation Policy & API

Ala7lam · September 26, 2009

JFusion is an excellent compoent and it would be nice if someone starts a WHMCS fusion and share it with the community!

hastla · October 9, 2009

Hi,

just found this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It seems to be updated, as it is written to be fixed for 4.1 - and users reviews of the dev`s service are great. Will install it and write, how it works.

--- edited: saw that it coast 120$.....

:-P

Edited October 9, 2009 by hastla

iPwebGroup · November 7, 2009

Hi,

just found this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It seems to be updated, as it is written to be fixed for 4.1 - and users reviews of the dev`s service are great. Will install it and write, how it works.

--- edited: saw that it coast 120$.....

any news regarding this integrator?

hastla · November 26, 2009

any news regarding this integrator?

Hi,

I bought it and I think I was one of the first. Steven (the developer) always gave the best to make it really good working now. Little things have to be changed or made better, but all in all 120$ is cheap for such a good support included.

I´m sure Steven will make the ultimate registration tool for WHMCS and Joomla 1.5 - Buy this and you will get what you want. Unbelievable fast updating and fast enhancements of features are guaranteed for this addon. You can see my install here: http://www.nowdoo.at - realease to production stage soon.

gazfocus · November 29, 2009

Is it really worth $120 though?

I have been looking around and for $25, there are companies that will make my WHMCS site look identical to my Joomla site. I know I wouldn't have the dynamic menus, etc, but $120 does seem a bit steep.

areza1 · January 2, 2010

Is it really worth $120 though?

I have been looking around and for $25, there are companies that will make my WHMCS site look identical to my Joomla site. I know I wouldn't have the dynamic menus, etc, but $120 does seem a bit steep.

yes, I don't wanna pay that much. would prefer something cheaper. anything?

dallas147 · April 18, 2010

Hi

Just came across this post so thought I would post what I did.. Sorry if I am bumping it up.

If you just want to have the one login, being the WHMS login, try doing below.

1. Go to Module Manager - new - custom HTML

2. add

<tbody>

<tr>

<td>

<tbody>

<tr>

<td class="fieldarea" width="20" align="right">Email:</td>

</tr>

<tr>

<td class="fieldarea" width="20" align="right">Password:</td>

</tr>

<tr>

<td>Remember Me</td>

</tr>

<tr>

</tr>

</tbody>

</table>

</td>

</tr>

</tbody>

</table>

</form>

3. Make sure the 1st line is pointing to your whmcs folder (billing, payments, etc)

4. Press save and your done.

r3c4ll · May 30, 2010

Will be great if somebody develop a product for WHMCS and Virtuemart integration!

sao · February 13, 2011

this is EXTREMELY easy to do. just write a short function to make the following call to the WHMCS API while storing the user's joomla profile info in an array called $DetailArray:
$url = "api.php"; # URL to WHMCS API file
$username = "admin"; # Admin username goes here
$password = "admin"; # Admin password goes here
$postfields["username"] = $username;
$postfields["password"] = md5($password);

$postfields["action"] = "addclient"; 
$postfields["firstname"] = $Detail_Array[firstname];
$postfields["lastname"] = $Detail_Array[lastname];
$postfields["companyname"] = $Detail_Array[business];
$postfields["email"] = $Detail_Array[email];
$postfields["address1"] = $Detail_Array[address];
$postfields["address2"] = $Detail_Array[address2];
$postfields["city"] = $Detail_Array[city];
$postfields["state"] = $Detail_Array[state];
$postfields["postcode"] = $Detail_Array[postcode];
$postfields["country"] = "AU";
$postfields["phonenumber"] = $Detail_Array[phone];
$postfields["password2"] = $Detail_Array[password];

$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 100);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $postfields);
$data = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);

$data = explode(";",$data);
foreach ($data AS $temp) {
	$temp = explode("=",$temp);
	$results[$temp[0]] = $temp[1];
}

if ($results["result"]=="success") {
	# Result was OK!
	echo("Success, new client id is ". $results["clientid"]);
} else {
	# An error occured
	echo "The following error occured: ".$results["message"];
}
then just save the user's $clientID into a field in the joomla user table. You can then submit their username and password to the WHMCS login page using a link on your joomla homepage.

We did the same thing on our website, but we dont use Joomla. its the same deal though.

I've never actually used Joomla, but if it's writen in PHP with MySQL, then you should be able to use this code (mostly borrowed from the WHMCS API documentation) to do what you want to do.

Hi there, where must i put this code? thanks in advance

toddimus · February 14, 2011

Hi there, where must i put this code? thanks in advance

Hey, this thread is pretty old... there's a solution for this now:

https://www.gohigheris.com/our-products/whmcs-autoauth-for-joomla.html

and a much more robust paid solution:

https://www.gohigheris.com/our-products/jwhmcs-integrator.html

the guys there are great...so check it out.

ipwsite · April 12, 2011

this is EXTREMELY easy to do. just write a short function to make the following call to the WHMCS API while storing the user's joomla profile info in an array called $DetailArray:
$url = "api.php"; # URL to WHMCS API file
$username = "admin"; # Admin username goes here
$password = "admin"; # Admin password goes here
$postfields["username"] = $username;
$postfields["password"] = md5($password);

$postfields["action"] = "addclient"; 
$postfields["firstname"] = $Detail_Array[firstname];
$postfields["lastname"] = $Detail_Array[lastname];
$postfields["companyname"] = $Detail_Array[business];
$postfields["email"] = $Detail_Array[email];
$postfields["address1"] = $Detail_Array[address];
$postfields["address2"] = $Detail_Array[address2];
$postfields["city"] = $Detail_Array[city];
$postfields["state"] = $Detail_Array[state];
$postfields["postcode"] = $Detail_Array[postcode];
$postfields["country"] = "AU";
$postfields["phonenumber"] = $Detail_Array[phone];
$postfields["password2"] = $Detail_Array[password];

$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 100);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $postfields);
$data = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);

$data = explode(";",$data);
foreach ($data AS $temp) {
	$temp = explode("=",$temp);
	$results[$temp[0]] = $temp[1];
}

if ($results["result"]=="success") {
	# Result was OK!
	echo("Success, new client id is ". $results["clientid"]);
} else {
	# An error occured
	echo "The following error occured: ".$results["message"];
}
then just save the user's $clientID into a field in the joomla user table. You can then submit their username and password to the WHMCS login page using a link on your joomla homepage.

We did the same thing on our website, but we dont use Joomla. its the same deal though.

I've never actually used Joomla, but if it's writen in PHP with MySQL, then you should be able to use this code (mostly borrowed from the WHMCS API documentation) to do what you want to do.

Could someone tell me where I need to copy these codes?

ipwsite · April 14, 2011

this is EXTREMELY easy to do. just write a short function to make the following call to the WHMCS API while storing the user's joomla profile info in an array called $DetailArray:
$url = "api.php"; # URL to WHMCS API file
$username = "admin"; # Admin username goes here
$password = "admin"; # Admin password goes here
$postfields["username"] = $username;
$postfields["password"] = md5($password);

$postfields["action"] = "addclient"; 
$postfields["firstname"] = $Detail_Array[firstname];
$postfields["lastname"] = $Detail_Array[lastname];
$postfields["companyname"] = $Detail_Array[business];
$postfields["email"] = $Detail_Array[email];
$postfields["address1"] = $Detail_Array[address];
$postfields["address2"] = $Detail_Array[address2];
$postfields["city"] = $Detail_Array[city];
$postfields["state"] = $Detail_Array[state];
$postfields["postcode"] = $Detail_Array[postcode];
$postfields["country"] = "AU";
$postfields["phonenumber"] = $Detail_Array[phone];
$postfields["password2"] = $Detail_Array[password];

$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 100);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $postfields);
$data = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);

$data = explode(";",$data);
foreach ($data AS $temp) {
	$temp = explode("=",$temp);
	$results[$temp[0]] = $temp[1];
}

if ($results["result"]=="success") {
	# Result was OK!
	echo("Success, new client id is ". $results["clientid"]);
} else {
	# An error occured
	echo "The following error occured: ".$results["message"];
}
then just save the user's $clientID into a field in the joomla user table. You can then submit their username and password to the WHMCS login page using a link on your joomla homepage.

We did the same thing on our website, but we dont use Joomla. its the same deal though.

I've never actually used Joomla, but if it's writen in PHP with MySQL, then you should be able to use this code (mostly borrowed from the WHMCS API documentation) to do what you want to do.

where I need to paste this code could you tell me step by step? Thanks in advance

elialum · March 12, 2013

Hi,

We've released a fully working solution for that -

http://www.jetserver.net/whmcs-joomla-bridge

Free & open source.

(I am bumping this old thread for anyone googeling about it and lands here..)

Eli.

sagramor · March 26, 2013

Hi,

We've released a fully working solution for that -

http://www.jetserver.net/whmcs-joomla-bridge

Free & open source.

(I am bumping this old thread for anyone googeling about it and lands here..)

Eli.

Eli with this component i can bring modules from WHMCS to joomla or only Joomla modules to WHMCS?

Joomla Bridge

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