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  1. Hey, Could just do (which will show all your cronjobs) cat /var/spool/cron/cPaneluser or cat /var/spool/cron/cPaneluser | grep "GET whmcsurl" (does the same as othellotech grep command) Thanks, Adam
  2. Hey, The template looks like to be one of the free ones you get with a CMS. Thanks, Adam
  3. Howdy, You may edit the .tpl files and perform a replace function and edit/add the <input item that loads the PayPal icon as part of the PayPal API. Thanks, Adam
  4. Hey, Only thing I can think of is the size of the image, make sure its the same size as the WHMCS logo that you replaced... Thanks, Adam
  5. Hey, Using an email address will not work with username creation, (limit of 8 chars). The random numbers is okay, but its easier to find the first 8 chars of your domain name than a random number you have no control over... Thanks, Adam
  6. No, not at this time. Thanks, Adam
  7. Howdy, I believe with a few modifications to the template and .htaccess, this can be done. But built in support, would be perfect. Thanks, Adam
  8. Howdy, I do not think this is possible at this time. Thanks, Adam
  9. Correct, you will need to run an SQL query for this to be performed. Thanks, Adam
  10. Hey, Are you sure its not your image? Thanks, Adam
  11. Howdy, You will need to use the same encrypt function as WHMCS uses. You can look at the Documentation section for the API call. Thanks, Adam
  12. Howdy, I do not believe so. However I could be wrong. Thanks, Adam
  13. Hey, Since the SQL statement calls for everything in the DB (*) all the fields listed in tblproducts can be called. echo $data['monthly']; echo $data['id']; echo $data['configoption1']; Than you do something like if($data['gid'] == 1 && $data['hidden'] != "on" ) { echo $data['name']; echo "<br />"; echo $data['description']; echo "<br />"; echo $data['qty']; } Thanks, Adam
  14. Howdy, Try this out. I am guessing your field names are not matching up (they have to match). http://support.whmcs.com/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&catid=7&id=10 Thanks, Adam
  15. Howdy, You need to use the echo command so you can show that stuff on the page. With in the while loop, add echo $monthly; before the last } That should give you a start, but you should also read up on using PHP. http://www.PHP.net/echo and http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp Thanks, Adam
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