Logged in as user variable

[yggdrasil]

Does someone if WHMCS has a way to identify when you are logged in as admin/staff user into a user account?

 

The reason is that I have some script that runs tracking data under if $loggedin in a template but it also runs when I log into the user account from WHMCS.

 

This creates a problem for me, as it executes my code with my data which conflicting the users real data.

 

Ideally I would like my code to be skipped or not executed if it's a staff user that logged into a user account.

[zomex]

Hello,

 

Here are the 2 options:

 

{if $adminMasqueradingAsClient}  {/if}

 

If logged-in as a admin via a clients account

 

{if $adminLoggedIn}   {/if}

 

If logged-in as a admin

[yggdrasil]

Thank you zomex, but what is the difference between adminMasqueradingAsClient and adminLoggedIn?

 

I guess the first one would be the correct in my case. Where did you found this variable as I searched the WHMCS docs for them and could not find them.

[sentq]

I guess the first one would be the correct in my case. Where did you found this variable as I searched the WHMCS docs for them and could not find them.

the documentation does not include everything WHMCS have

[zomex]

Thank you zomex, but what is the difference between adminMasqueradingAsClient and adminLoggedIn?

 

I guess the first one would be the correct in my case. Where did you found this variable as I searched the WHMCS docs for them and could not find them.

 

They are found in the footer.tpl file of the Six template. Used to display a "logged-in as" notice in the front-end