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On 2/25/2018 at 6:07 AM, mike said:

I'm not sure if that part of the WHMCS source code is encrypted ( or if you are even allowed to modify it ).

But if you can, and you are allowed to; You should be able to do so.

I will search about it and see the WHMCS files. I saw that all files of WHMCS are encrypted but not sure about it. I will try to do that. If i got success in doing that than i will share the method here via video tutorial.

Thanks

On 2/25/2018 at 7:50 AM, PlanetCloud said:

Hi,

This /?i=1 thing cannot be removed because it is a server protection system to prevent bots from accessing your site (Excluded Google).
This will protect the server from overloaded and keeps the site fast.

The only way to remove this is to get a Premium account.

Thanks.

ok, thanks

57 minutes ago, mike said:

This feature was added to avoid bots, and there are no plans to remove it.

If you want to make it disappear for esthetic reasons, you can click here .

and thanks for suggestion

51 minutes ago, mike said:

This feature was added to avoid bots, and there are no plans to remove it.

If you want to make it disappear for esthetic reasons, you can click here .

The reason i want it to be disable is because sometime it redirect me to /?i=3 where i saw google cookies page

I have one question can i add remote login system using the code myownfreehost provided in client area in WHMCS for autologin system instead of whmcs default login to cpanel system.

46 minutes ago, mike said:

They indeed have created their own client area, which allows them to use the API.

Yes they had created their own client area by keeping in view the cpanel api documentation and whmcs system

Hi, i think that /?i=1 must be removed from the url's as some times my website is redirect to /?i=3 where i was redirected to the google cookies page. and after that i had to close my browser and then open it again.

On 7/14/2017 at 5:24 AM, Wondering said:

Which makes no sense. Let's Encrypt provides free SSL certs to web hosts (not taking to account that you can donate money to them)

 

So this really puzzles me to be honest. Why put a price on something that is free?

 

Let's Encrypt is Totally free and you can donate to them if you want which will help them to keep their services running

On 7/12/2017 at 5:30 PM, BSthuliwal said:

Why use default form use whmcs or create your own client managment system. I you want to see example check infinityfree.net, profreehost.com and geekbiz.tk.

I think that infinityfree and prohost are not using WHMCS but they are using the way that WHMCS uses to create accounts of users on their own client area.

Am I Write @InfinityFree ?

Actually Now, order that are being place are getting automatically activated but login credentials don't work

20 hours ago, AustinP said:

Still Need Help

Yes

20 hours ago, AustinP said:

I got it fixed 

How you fix it. Will you please help me to do that

On 6/17/2017 at 11:43 AM, BSthuliwal said:

I have successfully integrated WHMCS with MOFH Api. Now I can get output of username and password in client portal and created the auto login.

Hi, will you help me to setup. O have whmcs but not able to setup. Kindly help me

On 1/29/2018 at 5:05 PM, InfinityFree said:

Nobody can, because MyOwnFreeHost does not support all features of WHMCS.

I also need help on this.