Under a user account (best practice is not along with hosted accounts or on a shared server), and yes it can be moved later.

Not sure why anyone here would have any idea what's going on over there, but here's a guess (complete with assumptions):
For the longest time it felt as though they were changing prices drastically...

I do follow it, but there isn't any native way I know of to configure outside of WHMCS and have it submit to it. If you were to watch the http headers as you order, you will see the info you enter...

Have a look at this: http://docs.whmcs.com/Data_Feeds

Please stop posting the removed code, it's encrypted (as are many WHMCS files) and no one can do anything with it. It's irrelevant to your issue.

Has you coder looked at the product you'd set up in WHMCS, and gone to the "links" tab for that product? ;)

You have two accounts, Marc?
markcrobinson / markcrobinson1

Without knowing all they need to do for you I can only guess, but templates are modified outside of the WHMCS admin area. They're edited off line, in fact, then uploaded, and since they involve the...

Why does that need admin access?

That was linked to show the query sets the results to 3. The linked FAQ is for pages external to WHMCS; the one that sets the result for internal pages is hidden inside encrypted files somewhere,...

Looks like it's being called from a query that we don't have access to?


{foreach key=num item=announcement from=$announcements}

[EDIT]
See this about including on external pages (shows the...

We've been using Eset for some years now, and it works well. I did have an incident a while back where I managed to get infected (toasted the whole system), but it may have been something I did...

Why not purchase a monthly license, install and test on your server with that? That gives you an entire month to try it out, and if you need more time, just add a month. Turns out it suits you, you...

Mentioning the specific error and what you mean by "wouldn't work right" would be helpful.
Hints here that might help get that running:...

Here's something I use to allow login and "welcome back user" on my main site pages (slightly older version of WHMCS). Change the obvious (including adding "lastname" to the query and display lines),...

Why would WHMCs release a script to move away to someone else? (no one does that)
You need to ask over at HB's site for that.

Hit the addons menu dropdown from the admin area. Currently it's the last one in that list.
Needs a widget to make that simpler, I suppose.

Who'd see it? :P

Definitely, and the server it's installed on doesn't need Cpanel.
http://docs.whmcs.com/System_Requirements

If it meets or exceed the above, you're all set.

Seriously?



That's copied word for word, and is what I'm referring to as making it look like you'd written it.
If you didn't write it, it's proper to state you found it, and put the content...

Since it wasn't you who wrote it, you should absolutely be stating that you found this somewhere. The post you made makes it sound like it's yours.

No idea what that is. Why not start a thread about it and explain your questions?

It's all in the style sheets. To find the proper tags/declaration, use a browser like Firefox with the "firebug" addon. Using that, you can roll over the element, and find precisely what controls it....

You can use any text editor and search for the color or CSS declarations for this.
Alternately, open the page in Firefox with the Firebug addon and use that to locate the file and declaration that...

The bottom blue color is set with the "body" declaration in the same style sheet, hex #336699.
Again, the color picker will give you what to search for, and Firebug can help prove it's the correct...