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By JesusSuarz
Hello
I have a variable that is printed with {debug} in the tpl template.
however I want to get the result in php of this variable.
I need to get $customfields from a hook.
how could you access $customfields that is printed inside a product
@brian! could you help me?
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By ModulesGarden
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By JesusSuarz
sometimes the client can have 2 emails.
one for your account details and one for the account owner.
I need to know if the account owner's email is verified.
The var:
$client = Menu::context("client"); gets the email that the customer has in the account details, however this is not the email owner of the account.
I hope to make myself understood correctly.
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By Eugene.Viljoen
Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked before but i can seem to find any solution for it!
I am looking for a way to display a "Network Status" icon/ css on the home page of my website based on the WHMCS network status rss feed (https://portal.whmcs.com/networkstatusrss.php).
The concept is to have the icon/css auto change when one of the following network issues are opened rather then having to change it manually.
Low Medium High Critical Attached is an illustration of what i am looking at doing.
PS: I already wrote the css to have pluse icons, just need to implement the second part.
Thank you in advance! 😁
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By cdeese8
What's the best way to add a snippet of PHP inside a .tpl file? It looks like everybody recommends against using the {php}{/php} bracket for security reason. Should I be creating my .php snippet file in root WHMCS directory and just using include to beam it in?
{php} include "my-php-snippet.php"; {/php} I'm looking to "add recent wordpress posts to non wordpress site" and they all involve adding php snippet to include the wp-load.php file. It'd be cool if I can avoid using an <iframe> too. This is the snippet I'd like to add a .tpl page:
<?php // Include the wp-load'er include('/public_html/wordpress/wp-load.php'); // Get the last 10 posts // Returns posts as arrays instead of get_posts' objects $recent_posts = wp_get_recent_posts(array( 'numberposts' => 10 )); // Do something with them echo '<ul>'; foreach($recent_posts as $post) { echo '<li><a href="', get_permalink($post['ID']), '">', $post['post_title'], '</a></li>'; } echo '</ul>'; ?> * whmcs 7.4 is installed on root domain, and the wordpress site is installed in a subfolder
* https://davidwalsh.name/wordpress-recent-posts
* https://www.webmoves.net/blog/web-design-development/display-wordpress-posts-outside-of-wordpress-3081/
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