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Updated version!
1 - there was an issue with 7.x installs pulling the greeting name (thusly causing the notification to bail) . I had the wrong table / values used in the last update. This version corrects that, and I've tested on 7.x all the way up to 8.1. All good
2 - I added an admnotify...
This one's been around for a while, just getting it updated to v8 today.
This hook will fire off an email notification to your clients when they login to your website
A few caveats to this
This will not notify your clients if using the admin login functionality
This will not notify 'accounts'...
Here's one that I've found useful over the years. Pretty easy to do. Make those 'required' fields stand out when it comes to ticket submissions. This does require template edits
Step 1:
Open up whmcs/templates/template/supportticketsubmit-customfields.tpl, replace it all with
<div class =...
This older hook still works today. I updated this a few years back for v6, still works now.
This hook will notify your admin user that someone logged in to their account.
Save this as a php file in includes/hooks
<?php
/* admin login notification for WHMCS
retooled for v6
04-20-2016 -...
This is a report tool I wrote a few years back (looks like it might have been v5 or 6 based on the code). Cleaned it up, updated it for V6+ . This is just a report, nothing fancy there.
Save the following as server_account_report.php in modules/reports. The file name is quite specific
<?php...
Prior to V6, there was a 'service details' sidebar available for WHMCS. This was quite handy, and useful. This hook will help you get that back
Put the following into a php file in includes/hooks
<?php
use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;
use Illuminate\Database\Capsule\Manager as Capsule...
Template edits:
If you want to get the phrase shown to the client, you'll need to edit a template for this one. This is not required
For V7 and lower:
edit templates/yourtemplate/clientareasecurity.tpl
after
{if $securityquestionsenabled && !$twofaactivation}...
This hook will allow you to require a client to select a security question. Additionally, when a security question is changed, the client will be notified of it via mail (more coming soon).
Save the following code snippet into a php file in includes/hooks/
<?php
//redirect clients to security...
Hey, all. I just thought I'd take a moment and get this started myself.
My name is Tom Whiting. I've been a member of the web hosting community since September, 2002, and have been working with WHMCS since 2007.
Growing up, when I was asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I told people I...
Welcome back to the public feedback area for WHMCS Guru. As you can see, quite a bit has changed, so let me take a few moments of your time and explain what's new, what's changed, and why it all happened!
The public feedback area of WHMCS Guru has always been a bit bare. The intent has always...
This is a collection of our common files, required by each addon to work. As with all of our files, simply upload to the WHMCS directory and extract from there.
WHMCS Support Extended is our original plugin. This allows you to take control over your support tickets, by enabling such things as:
Admin ownership of tickets (when replied)
Clearing of custom fields (when ticket closed)
Encryption of custom fields
Automatic watching of tickets (when replied)...
WHMCS Notify Extended allows you to notify both your staff, and your customers on specific events. . This notification addon allows you to utilize the following protocols to send messages to your staff and clients:
Ryver
Campfire
Pushbullet
SMS
Slack
Hipchat
Pushover
Telegram
See the product's...
This file will allow you to test and verify that the PHP geoip module is working on your server. If it's not working there, then you will see errors. If it is, then you should see a pretty decent output of information. Upload this to a spot in your public_html, then call via browser