domain name lookup code

[webhostau]

hello,

 

how does one get rid of the code for looking up domain names.

btw. on the front page the code doesnt even appear but returns to the customer second time..

[tripler]

I highly suggest making your own index page and then linking to the domain order page when a customer needs it.

 

Are you trying to remove anything regarding domains, like you wont offer domains to the customer?

[webhostau]

I aplogise I had the wrong template up when you where viewing. I am talking with Jack from Zomex regarding this issue also. He mentions it had something to do with whmcs v5 when it was released. It could also be me.. lol

 

.. i would like to remove the code so domain names can be searched easily.

[tripler]

Oh the security code you enter, you can disable that in the back end.. If thats not what your talking about I am flustered =0

 

If you are speaking of the redirect to domainchecker.php then I suggest linking domain registration directly to domainchecker.php not routing people from "home.php" since your home page of the site is actually using the WHMCS front end directly its a bit wonky.

 

I would take your current homepage and lift it off the home.php - homepage.tpl and not use home.php at all.

 

create a identical homepage tpl file and a new index file, this way your not dependent on the default "choose a domain part"

[webhostau]

I managed to disable the security code via the admin area. Ill try and see how to better setup the front page. The only problem now is that the contact page doesnt have the security code which I believe is a must. Really appreciate your advise thanks.

[tripler]

The only problem now is that the contact page doesnt have the security code which I believe is a must.

can go to support depts > edit depatrment > other options and define something that would keep mail bot from completing the form.

 

http://docs.whmcs.com/Custom_Fields

[sohouk]

Its a lot simpler than that.

 

If you want to disable the Captcha code, then just comment out the if captcha on the relevant pages.

 

Then you can keep it on some, but not others.

 

The code you are looking for is similar to this;

       {if $capatacha}
       <div class="captchainput" align="center">
           <p>{$LANG.captchaverify}</p>
           {if $capatacha eq "recaptcha"}
           <p>{$recapatchahtml}</p>
           {else}
           <p><img src="includes/verifyimage.php" align="middle" /> <input type="text" name="code" class="small" maxlength="5" /></p>
           {/if}
       </div>

 

To disable it completely, then you turn it off in the Admin interface (under 'setup')

 

 

Trevor