do any of you know were i can get tutorial how to integrat whmcs did google but found nothinng:mad:

is their a link on whmcs site on how-to?

You could use Joomla and the J!WHMCS Integrator (http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/hosting-a-servers/hosting/9901) extension to integrate WHMCS.

if i do i would need to make a joomla template too:eek: that would take a lot of time..

Or you can purchase a high quality template from a Joomla Template Club such as the ones at http://www.bestofjoomla.com

Also checkout http://rockettheme.com and http://www.yootheme.com

Or you can purchase a high quality template from a Joomla Template Club such as the ones at http://www.bestofjoomla.com

Also checkout http://rockettheme.com and http://www.yootheme.com

I don't think its a good idea you buy joomla template only for use J!WHMCS Integrator plugin.
I think it much cheaper if you hire someone to integrate WHMCS for you.

What about a general WHMCS tutorial? Not only for Joomla.

do any of you know were i can get tutorial how to integrat whmcs did google but found nothinng:mad:

is their a link on whmcs site on how-to?

Search for "Documentation" on their page, there are some glues as to integration although not exhaustive.

Here's the link: http://wiki.whmcs.com/Customising_WHMCS

I have the default WHMCS template intergrated at the moment, how would I go about wanting it to be the portal intergrated? What files would I need to change?

Here is my advice, I did integrate it manually my self and it's so easy.

Look, first of all, transform your design to an In-Line css. For example do not put a redirector on top of the head to a page named style.css, (link rel=...), Just make css integrated on your tables or components like table style=..., otherwize, the css may have confusion and make it a white page.

Then you cut your page into two parts:
- Part of the header
- Part of the footer

When you cut your page, you will cut it by opening a tag on bottom of the first part, and closing it on the second part, for example, you want that WHMCS content get into a <DIV>, you finish the header.tpl by <div> and start the second part footer.tpl by </div>. Then the content of WHMCS will be displayed right there, between <div> and </div>. Take care about closing EVERY tag on the both parts and making no wrong things when opening tags. Also, close all tags opened and for those finishing on the footer just close them on the footer.tpl otherwise, if WHMCS find and error, it will simply show a white page.

Not very clear but hope It helps :)

Well I would have recommended you just get LicensePal.com to do it but they just did mine and I'm not happy with it http://www.hostxnow.com/support/

http://f.imagehost.org/0690/licensepal-hostxnow.png

I did what they did myself. The only thing I couldn't do was get the domain section in whmcs template to display correctly in Internet Explorer 8. I thought by paying them $24.95 they would have done what I did as well as corrected the problem I couldn't do correct.

So I guess your best off learning how to integrating the header and footer yourself and if there is something not quite right due to css/html from your own template conflicting with the whmcs design that you just pay a professional web designer to fix it up for you instead.

I have replied back to LicensePal.com asking them to fix the problems. Just awaiting a reply to see if they will do it or not. If not, I will get someone else to do it. :(

What is exact problem with your Domain searching thing ?

Try comparing the website template and WHMCS in Internet Explorer 8 and you will see that they are slightly off.

I have no idea why though.

PS for the WHMCS template the search textarea is a little longer and it looks like the text in the extension dropdown menu is using a different font or something...

It's just a CSS confusion with the WHMCS ORGINAL style .. A debutant designer can do it within 10 minutes.

Ok, but I thought LicensePal would have noticed that and corrected it. I guess they do very basic template integration of header and footer and that's it. Grr.

I think it much cheaper if you hire someone to integrate WHMCS for you..

True but if you make any changes to your menu items or navigation on your Joomla site they will not be reflected within the WHMCS templates. Your designer would have to re-skin the WHMCS templates every time you made changes to the navigation structure within Joomla.

Using J!WHMCS alleviates the above problem.

LicensePal have sorted the issues out for me now. There was actually a bug with the websites CSS. They didn't have to fix the bug as its not part of the template integration. For that reason, I highly recommend them now. $24.95 well spent as they can do a really good, professional job of it. :agree:

hey i've extracted the joomla header footer codes and files, can't seem to implement them into the WHCMS header.tpl and footer.tpl properly.. get a blank screen.. here is a version of the joomla header and footer on their own... thanks!

http://demo2.thinqcloud.com/thinq.htm

Here is my advice, I did integrate it manually my self and it's so easy.

Look, first of all, transform your design to an In-Line css. For example do not put a redirector on top of the head to a page named style.css, (link rel=...), Just make css integrated on your tables or components like table style=..., otherwize, the css may have confusion and make it a white page.

Then you cut your page into two parts:
- Part of the header
- Part of the footer

When you cut your page, you will cut it by opening a tag on bottom of the first part, and closing it on the second part, for example, you want that WHMCS content get into a <DIV>, you finish the header.tpl by <div> and start the second part footer.tpl by </div>. Then the content of WHMCS will be displayed right there, between <div> and </div>. Take care about closing EVERY tag on the both parts and making no wrong things when opening tags. Also, close all tags opened and for those finishing on the footer just close them on the footer.tpl otherwise, if WHMCS find and error, it will simply show a white page.

Not very clear but hope It helps :)

LicensePal have sorted the issues out for me now. There was actually a bug with the websites CSS. They didn't have to fix the bug as its not part of the template integration. For that reason, I highly recommend them now. $24.95 well spent as they can do a really good, professional job of it. :agree:

Good to hear!!!

anyone who has done joomla+whmcs header export had problem with fonts being different on whmcs after the process? Its not a problem within whmcs because as soon as i took out the joomla header its fine again. Any input would be great!

You may need to rename some of the ID or Class selectors in Joomla header code. You may also need to rename them in the Joomla CSS file.

Hard to tell without looking at the files really.