how to modify/remove cpanel login link from whmcs?

[artetatu]

how to modify/remove cpanel login link from client area, i don't use it because cpanel login link always go to hostname:2082 instead ip:2082 (i have one reseller account and my client will know my upline from hostname)

i have edited cpanel template and cpanel shortcut on main page removed, but i dont know how to remove/modify cpanel login link in left sidebar

how to remove/modify it? whats file?

 

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/95309504/cpanel.PNG

Edited July 26, 2016 by artetatu

[brian!]

ideally, you'd need to use an action hook to modify or remove the sidebar entry.

 

e.g if you wanted to change the links for cpanel and/or webmail, you could use the hook in the thread below...

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?104894-Login-to-cPanel-amp-Webmail-on-Client-Product-Details&p=432807#post432807

 

you would create a .php file within the /includes/hooks/ folder and add the above code to it - when you refresh the page, the links should change to those specified in the hook.

 

btw - I suppose you could edit sidebar.tpl to tweak it, but I suspect the code required would not be worth considering - using the hook will be cleaner and easier.

[USA_Webmaster]

Did you try CSS hack using CSS3 :nth-of-type() Selector yet>?

 

Also, if using stock theme, you can just ® Click > Inspect and than you'll be able to create new style. So for example, this will hide the Log into cPanel sidebar nav item:

 

a#Primary_Sidebar-Service_Details_Actions-Login_to_cPanel {
   display: none;
}

 

If you want, send me a link to your site, create a demo test client and with the credentials, I'll hop in real swift, make a few tweaks and send you code.

 

TTYL

[brian!]

Did you try CSS hack using CSS3 :nth-of-type() Selector yet>?

it's a quick way to remove it (though not as cleanly as a hook would), so I wouldn't use it unless the hook was too difficult to code.

 

for adding, removing or /modifying a sidebar entry, the hook would be better - there are plenty of examples in the forums of how to do it.

[artetatu]

ideally, you'd need to use an action hook to modify or remove the sidebar entry.

 

e.g if you wanted to change the links for cpanel and/or webmail, you could use the hook in the thread below...

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?104894-Login-to-cPanel-amp-Webmail-on-Client-Product-Details&p=432807#post432807

 

you would create a .php file within the /includes/hooks/ folder and add the above code to it - when you refresh the page, the links should change to those specified in the hook.

 

btw - I suppose you could edit sidebar.tpl to tweak it, but I suspect the code required would not be worth considering - using the hook will be cleaner and easier.

 

it works perfectly

thanks