Can I make the customer center only visible to clients that are logged in?

[matthew.nicoll]

Can I make the customer center only visible to clients that are logged in?

[b.ahmed]

you mean like this: http://myportal.slumhost.com ?

[matthew.nicoll]

Yeah, I guess... I would like the customer area to only be accessed after the client logs in. Is there a setting or something? Make the Support Portal only viewable after login?

[b.ahmed]

There is no such settings in WHMCS Admin area but it is possible via customization and it's not easy. I'm also working on it.....

 

i can't explain you everything but you can achieve this by using two things:

 

Number One: Use display:none; property in your style sheet to HIDE the sections you don't want to display.

 

(Remember you will ONLY hide for VISITORS , You have to make two style sheets)

 

Number Two: Use the following code to use different style sheets for visitor and client

 

{if !$loggedin && $filename eq "clientarea" } 


<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/{$template}/style-visitors.css" />



{elseif !$loggedin && $filename eq "viewticket" }

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/{$template}/style-clients.css" />



{else}

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/{$template}/style-Clients.css" />

{/if}

 

!$loggedin means NOT logged in

 

$loggedin mans Logged in.

 

viewticket and clientarea and name of php files viewticket.php and clientarea.php respectively.

 

if else statements will determine that the client or visitor is logged in or not and also check the current page name.

 

So you can apply different conditions for clients and visitors.

 

hmmmm I have explained you every thing

Edited August 9, 2010 by b.ahmed

[robotronik]

Or you could just use {if $loggedin} Display Page{else}Redirect{/if} Surely?