Once I've purchased my license the plan is to have a central WHMCS installation being fed by a number of sub-brand websites which form the face of my operation. What I'm wondering is, if when someone clicks a link to order from one of the sub-brand sites (all of which I'll be hand coding), can I include info in the GET query string in order to manipulate the theme on the WHMCS installation?
For instance:
Someone clicks a link taking them to domain.com/order/?ref=brandA (hypothetical URL)
The theme then runs a conditional based on $_GET['ref']
If the conditional meets any of the criteria in my switch statement, it loads some extra style info and the logo on the page is altered
I won't be going out of my way to make it appear seamless as each sub-brand site is going to look quite different, it'll just be a logo adjustment.
Is this possible? I'm assuming the I can insert raw PHP into my custom theme files.
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RS 🏴
Hi folks,
Once I've purchased my license the plan is to have a central WHMCS installation being fed by a number of sub-brand websites which form the face of my operation. What I'm wondering is, if when someone clicks a link to order from one of the sub-brand sites (all of which I'll be hand coding), can I include info in the GET query string in order to manipulate the theme on the WHMCS installation?
For instance:
I won't be going out of my way to make it appear seamless as each sub-brand site is going to look quite different, it'll just be a logo adjustment.
Is this possible? I'm assuming the I can insert raw PHP into my custom theme files.
Cheers,
Robert
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