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  1. just create a user -> add the domain via admin panel (so that there is no need to create an invoice) -> select module (such as namecheap, enom, etc). -> and that's it!
  2. awesome tut, I had set everything up all myself and some departments were not sending out email via their email. So I read this and forgot about step 5!! Thanks!
  3. if you could possibly send me the open source too that would be great. would be a nice project to work on =]
  4. when you search the market place for "whmcs" you should see something like this show "aWHMCS Official App...." I have attached two screen shots, the first of searching in the market, the second of the app's page in the market. I have android 1.6 and am able to see it. Good Luck on finding it.
  5. Just an update. I just had the same issue, and I updated it with name cheap's download and it works just fine.
  6. are you replying via an admin email, and without changing the subject? Also, how did you setup your google apps in whmcs? Are you just using the pop3 settings?
  7. Just delete the files you uploaded. (Don't know which? -- Just re-download the mod and delete all of those). You can also delete the SQL Tables if you like, but you don't need to.
  8. Every time that there is a network issue, I am sure many of you have clients who right away open up support tickets without reading the network issues page in whmcs. Then when you ask why haven't they read the network issues, they say they didn't know there was a network issue page. Or even the good ol' "Why wasn't I told there was a network issue". So I have created (with a little help from a friend) a simple code (called the Network Issues / Outages Notifier) that will allow you to post a little message stating there are / is a network issue(s) / outage(s). (The idea behind this came from the announcements anywhere code) Anyways, here's the code if anyone is interested: The below code, create a paragraph with the class of "breadcrumb" anywhere you put it. (I usually put it in the header). {if $loggedin} {php} // Make a MySQL Connection $query = "SELECT status, COUNT(description) FROM tblnetworkissues GROUP BY status"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); $i = 0; // Print out result while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { // Define $description = $row["COUNT(description)"]; $status = $row["status"]; // Don't want Resolved to show. if (strtolower($status) !== "resolved") { //echo ("<p class=\"breadcrumb2\" align=\"center\">There is <b>(<font color=\"red\">$description</font>)</b> Network Issues Open.</p>"); $i += $description;; } } if ($i > 0) { $areis = $i == 1 ? "is" : "are"; $s = $i == 1 ? "" : "s"; echo ("<p class=\"breadcrumb2\" align=\"center\">*NEW* There {$areis} <b>(<font color=\"red\">{$i}</font>)</b> Network Issue{$s} Open.</p>"); } {/php}{/if} This code below, just posts the number such as "(1)", that can be implemented anywhere. (I suggest right next to where it says "Network Issues" if you have a navigation menu. {if $loggedin}{php} // Make a MySQL Connection $query = "SELECT status, COUNT(description) FROM tblnetworkissues GROUP BY status"; $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); $i = 0; // Print out result while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { // Define $description = $row["COUNT(description)"]; $status = $row["status"]; // Don't want Resolved to show. if (strtolower($status) !== "resolved") { //echo ("($description)"); $i += $description;; } } if ($i > 0) { $areis = $i == 1 ? "is" : "are"; $s = $i == 1 ? "" : "s"; echo ("({$i})"); } {/php}{/if} *Note* If you are implimenting this in another page other than a whmcs page, do not forget to put include("support/dbconnect.php"); include("support/includes/functions.php"); Right after the {php} (change "support" to your whmcs folder) =] Images of both are below: Hopefully by implementing this, it will lower the amount of tickets you get =] If anyone has any modifications to this feel free to post here or let me know. Thanks!.
  9. Any chance of a Blesta to WHMCS Import script being created anytime soon? I know a few people who have blesta and I have convinced them to change to WHMCS Please let me know. Thanks!
  10. I only made a few changes, such as adding the date of when the review was created, only posting the first name and first letter of last name from client. (You can check it out here -> https://www.my365host.com/clients/testimonials.php) I believe that's all I did it along time ago.. Soon probably going to work on allowing the client to display their website link & package (if they choose). Possibly also comments --- not sure about that yet though.
  11. When will you create a new release? I have already tweaked your script up for my site; and want to know if it will be worth updating. thanks.
  12. Ah, This is an old post, I did not even notice it!.
  13. This sounds interesting; what is the difference between this one and the one whmcs provides for free??
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