I tried adding this to a WordPress header - it only shows the login box, even if client is logged in on WHMCS - so, there seems no way to show the "welcome back Joe" messages outside of the WHMCS install ?
I tried adding this to a WordPress header - it only shows the login box, even if client is logged in on WHMCS - so, there seems no way to show the "welcome back Joe" messages outside of the WHMCS install ?
see this thread
http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.ph...how-login-form
for future reference, you can search the forums before posting, often you will find your answer
Last edited by disgruntled; 06-22-12 at 09:15 PM.
I need to make changes to WHCMS system (its a content management system)
The template file comes with .tpl files, how do i edit them in a WYSIWYG environment?
You are not creating an extra page in whmcs, you are creating an extra file that will be called by your external pages. the extra file is never meant to be called as a page/directly. the whole point of it is to allow you to use whmcs logins outside of whmcs root directory.
Failing that you could just bite the bullet and use whmcs as the website, adding pages is a very simple process..
Kingblink you would have a problem with this because the template files are not a complete layout, it takes several tpl files to create each and every page.
The only solution is to make the page in html in your wysiwyg and then convert (cut and paste) the html file into the correct sections so that the template matches your design. this isnt difficult to do, you just need to ensure that when you put together your template you use the whmcs layout to speed up the process of positioning the sections correctly.
Failing that, you can simply use your own design, + css and integrate into it in the templates the whmcs logic but the other way is less problematic.