[Ask] Hooks on Client Area Switch Account Page

[Mas-J]

Hi, I want to show 2 value on the Client Area page when on the Switch Account Page next to the Client Name instead of Client Name only, I want add client email & company name too or something client custom field to identify the project name on that client as example.

I can do similar on admin area page on other case, because it have a value for the user ID to get any data from database.

 

But, on the Client Area Switch Account Page I can't find it

Variable	Type	Notes
companyname	string
logo	string
systemurl	string
charset	string
pagetitle	string
filename	string
template	string
language	string
LANG	array	Active language translation strings
todaysdate	string	Human friendly formatted version of todays date
date_day	string	Current day of the month
date_month	string	Current month
date_year	string	Current year
WEB_ROOT	string	The web path to the WHMCS doc root
BASE_PATH_CSS	string
BASE_PATH_JS	string
BASE_PATH_FONTS	string
BASE_PATH_IMG	string
token	string	CSRF token value
servedOverSsl	bool	True if page was loaded via https://

 

Here's the code that I write, I know it's not perfect because it not tested before

 

Is there any clue ?

[brian!]

On 16/07/2021 at 05:47, Mas-J said:

But, on the Client Area Switch Account Page I can't find it

that's not a definitive list of available variables - they never are.

On 16/07/2021 at 05:47, Mas-J said:

Is there any clue ?

I can think of two options...

1. get the $accounts array from the template, modify it by getting the email/companyname and then returning it to the database (a clientareapage hook to only work on this one page).... then modify the relevant template (user-switch-account) to output the required changes using the values in the updated array.
2. get the array from the template, loop through it in a output hook and use JS to add the relevant content as required... your example hook could work if the user had only one client - but if that were the case, then the switch page wouldn't be shown and so the hook wouldn't run.