WordPress Manager For WHMCS - Revision history

Karolina: /* Access Control */

2026-08-03T07:44:00Z

‎Access Control

Karolina: /* About WordPress Manager For WHMCS */

2026-08-03T07:41:18Z

‎About WordPress Manager For WHMCS

Karolina: /* Translations */

2026-07-31T13:24:20Z

‎Translations

Karolina: /* Predefined WordPress Installations */

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‎Predefined WordPress Installations

Karolina: /* Predefined WordPress Installations */

2026-06-29T11:26:21Z

‎Predefined WordPress Installations

Karolina: /* Employing Instance Images */

2026-06-29T10:39:45Z

‎Employing Instance Images

Karolina: /* DirectAdmin Installation */

2026-04-29T09:33:27Z

‎DirectAdmin Installation

Karolina: /* DirectAdmin Installation */

2026-04-29T09:32:58Z

‎DirectAdmin Installation

Karolina: /* General */

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‎General

Karolina: /* General */

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‎General

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-* Create the '' 'wp_instance_image_id' '' custom field in the WHMCS product configuration and populate its '' 'Select Options' '' field using the format '' 'ID|Template Name' '', for example:
+* Create the '' 'wp_instance_image_id' '' custom field in the WHMCS product configuration and populate its '' 'Select Options' '' field using the format '' 'ID|Template Name' '', for example: '' '30|Blog,10|Store,9|Standard'.'' <br/>This allows clients to see descriptive template names while the corresponding instance image IDs are passed to the module.
 '' '30|Blog,10|Store,9|Standard'.'' <br/>This allows clients to see descriptive template names while the corresponding instance image IDs are passed to the module.
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-* Create the '' 'wp_instance_image_id' '' custom field in the WHMCS product configuration and populate it with the IDs of the available instance images.
+* Create the '' 'wp_instance_image_id' '' custom field in the WHMCS product configuration and populate its '' 'Select Options' '' field using the format '' 'ID|Template Name' '', for example:
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-==Employing Instance Images==
+==Deploying Instance Images==
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-|style="padding: 10px 0px 15px 15px;"|'''WordPress Manager For WHMCS allows you to prepare ready-made WordPress instance images for your clients to use during or after an order.'''<br/>
+|style="padding: 10px 0px 15px 15px;"|'''WordPress Manager For WHMCS allows you to deploy ready-made WordPress instance images to existing hosting services.'''<br/>
-First, prepare instance images as described in the [[#Instance_Images|Instance Images]] section. Clients can also prepare their own instance images in the client area under '' 'Actions' '' → '' 'Instance Image'.''<br/>
+First, prepare instance images as described in the [[#Instance_Images|Instance Images]] section. Alternatively, clients can prepare their own instance images in the client area under '' 'Actions' '' → '' 'Instance Image'.''
-Remember to include the images in the product settings for the desired product.
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-|style="padding: 0px 0px 15px 15px;"|The option to set up an instance from an image can also be selected from the order form if set beforehand.<br/>
+|style="padding: 10px 0px 5px 15px;"|'''WordPress Manager For WHMCS allows you to automatically deploy fully configured WordPress websites during service provisioning.'''<br/>
-Three conditions need to be met for the instance images to be used during the order.<br/>
+Instead of installing a fresh WordPress instance, the module can deploy a predefined website created from an instance image.<br/> This approach is especially useful if you offer ready-made website packages, such as business websites, online stores, portfolios, blogs, or landing pages.
-. In the module addon, the given product settings need to include at least one item in the '' 'Instance Images' '' field.<br/>
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-. The '' 'Auto Install WordPress After Service Creation' '' field has to be set to '' 'Based on Instance Image'.''<br/>
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-. In WHMCS → Product/Service configuration → Custom Fields: the '' 'wp_instance_image_id' '' custom field has to be present.<br/>The select options should include the IDs of the instance images that can be found in the '' 'Instance Images' '' tab of the addon.
+|style="padding: 0px 0px 15px 15px;"|First, prepare a fully configured WordPress website and create an instance image from it. You can learn how to do that in the [[#Instance_Images|Instance Images]] section.
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-|style="padding: 0px 0px 20px 15px;"|If all conditions are met, clients will be able to order instances to be set up from a range of images.
+|style="padding: 0px 0px 20px 15px;"|If all conditions are met, clients will be able to choose one of the available website templates during the order process.
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 If you also plan to use the '''WP-CLI Tool''' as an API integration, make sure the ''WordPress'' option is enabled in the same package, located just above the Login Keys setting.<br/>
-'''Note:''' It is recommended to disable '''Login Keys notifications''' to prevent sending email alerts on every API request performed by the module. <br/> set the following option in the DirectAdmin global configuration to <code>0</code>: <code>login_keys_notify_on_creation</code><br/>
+'''Note:''' It is recommended to disable '''Login Keys notifications''' to prevent sending email alerts on every API request performed by the module. <br/>To do this, set the following option in the DirectAdmin global configuration to <code>0</code>: <code>login_keys_notify_on_creation</code><br/>
 More details can be found in the [https://docs.directadmin.com/directadmin/general-usage/all-directadmin-conf-values.html#login-keys-notify-on-creation official DirectAdmin documentation].<br/>

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 You can verify this by logging into your DirectAdmin panel and navigating to: '''Admin → Account Manager → Manage User Packages.''' <br/> Open the relevant package and ensure the ''Login Keys'' option is checked. Save the changes if needed.<br/>
-If you also plan to use the '''WP-CLI Tool''' as an API integration, make sure the ''WordPress'' option is enabled in the same package, located just above the Login Keys setting.
+If you also plan to use the '''WP-CLI Tool''' as an API integration, make sure the ''WordPress'' option is enabled in the same package, located just above the Login Keys setting.<br/>
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 *'''Installation Limit per Hosting Account''' - define the number of max installations per hosting account.
 *'''Send Update WordPress Notification Mail Interval [Hours]''' - determine the time interval to send notification emails about an available update for the client WordPress installation.
-*'''WordPress Update Email Template''' - if an email template is selected, it will be sent to the customer with WordPress installation details when auto-installation is done. <br/>By default, the module will also create the '' '[[#Email_Templates|New WordPress Information]]' '' sample template, which you can use or familiarize yourself with the available merge fields variables.
+*'''WordPress Update Email Template''' - if an email template is selected, it will be sent to the customer with WordPress installation details when auto-installation is done. <br/>By default, the module will also create the '' '[[#Email_Templates|New WordPress Information]]' '' sample template, which you can use or familiarize yourself with the available merge fields variables. <br/> If set to ''None'', notification mails will be disabled.
-Keep in mind that if an instance is imported (for example, when using "Based On Instance Image" automatic installation), it will overwrite the Auto Install Plugin/Theme Packages feature.<br/> If you intend to take advantage of those two functions, we recommend using the "Based On Installation Script" installation method.<br/> If set to ''None'', notification mails will be disabled.
+Keep in mind that if an instance is imported (for example, when using "Based On Instance Image" automatic installation), it will overwrite the Auto Install Plugin/Theme Packages feature.<br/> If you intend to take advantage of those two functions, we recommend using the "Based On Installation Script" installation method.
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