Disable Client Side Domain Settings

[roop]

Hi,

 

I'm just getting WHMCS set up to migrate away from MB4. When I log in as a client, I can change (aka break!) my nameserver settings for .com (via Enom) + .co.uk (via Nominet) modules, which I don't want my clients to be able to do.

 

Likewise with the Enom domains I'd like to disable the Registrar Lock, dns management/epp code/register nameservers options.

 

 

I've been all through the Admin settings, and haven't found where these options are located.

 

Can someone point me in the right direction please?

 

 

Many thanks,

 

Rupert

[chickendippers]

Just edit them out of the appropriate template files.

[roop]

Thanks chickendippers; I'd been hoping to avoid that so I can update without worrying about customisations but if it's not a feature I'm missing I guess I'll have to start hacking away.

[sanfranciscohost]

I don't know if anyone will find this helpful but instead of deleting things in the templates I use either a comment tag to make those lines I don't want to show up just disappear or I use a css style declaration to make the display: none.

 

For example, in the template we are looking at for this thread: (clientareadomaindetails.tpl)

 

To get rid of the Nameservers line, place a comment tag around it like this:

 

<!--<p><strong> »  {$LANG.domainnameservers}</strong></p>-->

 

To get rid of the forms, place a CSS style definition to make it not show up like this:

 

<form style="display:none;" method="post" action="{$smarty.server.PHP_SELF}?action=domaindetails">

 

You can use this in images or tables as well:

 

<img style="display:none;" src .....>

<table style="display:none;" .....>

 

Its always nice to be able to preserve code that you might need to reenable further on down the line.

If anyone thinks there is a problem or a downside with doing things in the way I suggested let me know.

 

 

Deborah

[chickendippers]

Extra code will slow the page loading...but it probably won't be noticeable.