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Submitting tickets error


deanmrd

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This happend when testing submitting tickets to the support or sales email address.

 

I have setup pipe and if I send an email directly to the email address it make a ticket fine. All i get is a blank page when using any of the forms.

 

I enabled the error reporting in setup it now shows this.

 

Fatal error: Call to undefined method WHMCS_Application::get_user_ip() in /home/xxxxx/public_html/includes/classes/WHMCS/Validate.php on line 0

 

 

Any one have any idea what is coursing this ?

 

Thanks

 

DeanO

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Hi,

The version of PHP you are running will have an impact on this. Upgrading to a contemporary version of PHP (5.3.6 - 5.4.x) should help here.

 

It makes no sense!

 

I´m using PHP Version 5.4.16 and the same error occurs.

 

Fatal error: Call to undefined method WHMCS_Application::get_user_ip() in /home/xxxx/www/xxx/includes/classes/WHMCS/Validate.php on line 0

 

I sent a ticket #BGF-348918

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That download link doesn't work.

 

I've just disabled Captcha Form Protection for users when logged in and it seems to be an effective workaround. It was probably annoying for customers anyways.

 

I applied the fix in 2 WHMCS:

 

Production - PHP Version 5.3.28

Development/Testing - PHP Version 5.4.16

 

Problem was solved!

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Thanks for posting the link, but the link doesn't appear to work. No offense, but I would rather get it directly from WHMCS anyway, for security reasons.

 

The intention is to help, I received the file directly from WHMCS.com

 

If you want to check the source http://postimg.org/image/9mgrt7i3p/

 

The next I know I keep quiet and you resolve on their own.

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My ticket submitting is failing, the Pipe function. Along with the Domain checker updater is not finding domains to check.

There maybe more problems by the look of things that I just don't know about yet.

Have been trying to get this sorted out for over a week now

So far my webhost support technicians can not find the solution and the responses from WHMCS support is really dismal. For example I was referred to an information page that was 5 years old!!

Come guys what is the problem??

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