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Hi, the Sql query have to look like this: UPDATE `mytable` SET `columnName` = REPLACE(`columnName`, 'oldurl', 'newurl') WHERE `columnName` LIKE '%oldurl%' You need to replace: mytable, columnName, oldurl, newurl as needed in your case

Found it 🙂 ->setAttribute('target', '_blank')

Hi, what parameter I have to use to open a secondary sidebar link in a new window? As example, "SetTarget" NOT WORKS

Same problem, I start posting screenshots instead code blocks

Thanks for your suggestion/Solution. I will take a closer look to improve my code or may I see something for future projects 🙂 In the meantime, I found a solution which works for me so far. By the way, I have the same problem, when I try to post something in this community as code I get an HTTP403 Error My Solution attached as screenshot 🙂

...... To overcome this simply transfer template name (eg. dark or light) from session to a long-living cookie Where/how to use the "long-living cookie" (via hook)?

OK, thank you and leemahoney3 for sharing your thoughts. I will give a try, this sounds like promising solution.

That exactly the theme I have purchased, it's working great so far. A few CSS tweaks are needed, but no problem. WHMCS let me choose the Theme via general settings, but this will be fixed for all users. I like that users are able to select the theme (Normal or Dark) The information could be saved in a WHMCS custom field. When the user login this information would be available so that the user would see the website according to the custom field data.

Hi, actually I had the same thought, but the problem is when the customer navigate throughout the menu, the additional parameter may get lost. Thanks for your suggestion. P.S. I try to find out how I could use a hook to accomplish this

Hi, I'm looking for a solution that a customer can choose the theme (Normal / Dark) I use the WHMCS default theme "twenty-one" and have additional "twenty-one as dark theme" by using child-theme. I would like that our customer can choose what they prefer Normal or Dark theme Has anyone an idea how a solution could look like?

I tested the with session variables, but the variable is unfortunately empty if the visitor/user not logged-in. I look for me that there is no chance to get this information on the PHP site, within the template, no problem.

Sorry for the late feedback

Hi, I'm looking for a way to get the active language (not default language) within a WHMCS custom page PHP script for not logged-in site visitors. In SMART is no problem, but I need this information before because the data assigned to the SMARTY variables depends on the language.

Hi, we use the client groups to give our resellers a certain discount based on their actual sales status and some other criteria. To be sure a new invoice uses the correct client group we check the criteria before invoicing and my change the client group which will then used to create the new invoice. Anyone use this scenario already and like to share how it was done? Actual I was thinking to use the"PreInvoicingGenerateInvoiceItems" hook to accomplish the needed process before invoicing.

We use different billing cycle 3 Month, 6 Month and 1 Year. The cycle abbreviation in Premium Comparison Order Form Template show only the English abbreviation. As example 1 Year = 1 yr. I cant find any language variable to change this so that an customer can see the abbreviation in the chosen language.