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Change '2Checkout' to 'Credit Card'


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I have set up a 2Checkout payment gateway/account, and when my clients select a package that they would like to register for, they have two options:

 

- 2Checkout

- PayPal

 

That is the exact text for the selections. Since 2Checkout is a credit card processor, is there any way to change the text '2Checkout' to 'Pay by Credit Card' or something like that? What do I have to edit to show this? Clients may be confused, as they might be unaware of what 2Checkout is.

 

Any ideas? Ideally it would be nice to also include a JPG with the major credit card logos as well ...

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It sure is, if you go to setup > payment gateways > 2checkout. By changing the name here it should fix your issue.

 

To include images for each option you'll need to use:

 

<img src="images/{$gateway.sysname}.gif" alt="{$gateway.name}" />

 

where you would like the images to appear in the file whmcs/templates/orderforms/(your cart template)/viewcart.tpl in the section <h3 class="center">{$LANG.orderpaymentmethod}</h3>.

 

Lastly you'll need to upload the images (as gif but you can use a different format by changing the code) to whmcs/images. Also keep in mind that they need to be named exactly as WHMCS calls them. For 2checkout you will need to name the file: tco.gif

 

If you need the 2checkout/paypal images I use feel free to grab them here:

 

http://www.zomex.com/clients/images/tco.gif

 

http://www.zomex.com/clients/images/paypal.gif

 

 

Jack

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It sure is, if you go to setup > payment gateways > 2checkout. By changing the name here it should fix your issue.

 

To include images for each option you'll need to use:

 

<img src="images/{$gateway.sysname}.gif" alt="{$gateway.name}" />

 

where you would like the images to appear in the file whmcs/templates/orderforms/(your cart template)/viewcart.tpl in the section <h3 class="center">{$LANG.orderpaymentmethod}</h3>.

 

Lastly you'll need to upload the images (as gif but you can use a different format by changing the code) to whmcs/images. Also keep in mind that they need to be named exactly as WHMCS calls them. For 2checkout you will need to name the file: tco.gif

 

If you need the 2checkout/paypal images I use feel free to grab them here:

 

http://www.zomex.com/clients/images/tco.gif

 

http://www.zomex.com/clients/images/paypal.gif

 

 

Jack

 

Thank you very much for this, it is exactly what I was looking for! :)

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