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Revision as of 11:12, 21 September 2016
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About Client Area Designer For WHMCS
Client Area Designer For WHMCS is a module that allows administrators to manage their client area final view. Change the order of displayed elements, add new ones or hide them if you do not want your clients to access them. |
- Module Features:
✔ Customize Your Client Area By Modifying: |
✔ Navbar Elements |
✔ Sidebar Elements |
✔ Homepage Widgets |
✔ Add Your Own Elements & Widgets |
✔ Scan Your Client Area In Search Of Custom Elements & Widgets |
✔ View & Modify List Of Known Locations In Your Client Area |
- Navbar Element Features:
✔ Define Name |
✔ Define URI |
✔ Define Icon |
✔ Define Display Rules: |
✔ Client Owns Domain |
✔ Client Owns Product |
✔ Client Is In Location |
✔ Add Multiple Links To Element |
- Sidebar Element Features:
✔ Define Name |
✔ Define URI Of 2nd Level Elements Only |
✔ Define Icon |
✔ Define Display Rules: |
✔ Client Owns Domain |
✔ Client Owns Product |
✔ Client Is In Location |
✔ Choose One Feature Per Element: |
✔ Add Multiple Links To Element |
✔ Define Custom Body & Footer Content - Support HTML, CSS & JavaScript |
- Homepage Widget Features:
✔ Define Name |
✔ Define URI Of 2nd Level Elements Only |
✔ Define Icon |
✔ Define Style Color |
✔ Define Widget Button |
✔ Choose One Feature Per Widget: |
✔ Add Multiple Links To Element |
✔ Define Custom Body & Footer Content - Support HTML, CSS & JavaScript |
- General Info:
✔ Multi-Language Support |
✔ Supports WHMCS V6 |
Installation
This tutorial will show you how to successfully install and configure Client Area Designer For WHMCS. We will guide you step by step through the whole installation and configuration process. |
1. Log in to your client area and download Client Area Designer For WHMCS. |
2. Upload and extract the module into the main WHMCS directory. Files in your WHMCS directory should look like on the following screen. |
3. When you install Client Area Designer for the first time you have to rename 'license_RENAME.php' file. File is located in 'modules/addons/ClientAreaDesignerModule/license_RENAME.php'. Rename it from 'license_RENAME.php' to 'license.php'. |
4. In order to configure your license key, you have to edit the previously renamed 'license.php' file. Enter your license key between quotation marks as presented on the following screen. You can find your license key in your client area → 'My Products'. |
5. Now you have to activate the module in your WHMCS system. Log in to your WHMCS admin area. Go to 'Setup' → 'Addon Modules'. Afterwards, find 'Client Area Designer' and press 'Activate' button. |
6. In the next step you need to permit access to this module. To do so, click on 'Configure' button, tick 'Full Administrator' and press 'Save Changes'. |
7. You have just successfully installed Client Area Designer For WHMCS! You can access your module under 'Addons' → 'Client Area Designer'. |
Configuration and Management
Client Area Designer For WHMCS is a module which allows you to adjust the layout of any panels available on your client area as well as add new widgets sections. The module does not require highly advanced configuration. |
Panels
Under 'Panels' tab you will find three sections dedicated to the visibility of different types of panels in your client area.
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On the first sight you will see two tables, each related to Primary Navbar Left or Right side. There are already all the predefined sections outlined with their official names and positions. |
Those are the below navbar panels visible in the client area. |
First of all, you may change the position of the elements. Drag one panel and drop it in the required place. |
Use action buttons to:
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Edit Element
When you are editing an existing parent element, you may:
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You may also provide some display rules, only clients who fulfill the rules will see the element. If you leave this part empty, the element will be visible for all clients without limitations.
Do not forget to save the changes when ready. |
New Parent Elements
It is possible add a completely new parent element either on left or right side. Press 'Add'. |
Then you will have to fill out all the general info, content and display rules. Start with 'General'. Provide:
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If you want only some of the clients to see the panel, then set up the 'Display Rules'. Save the changes in the end. |
This is how our new panel looks like in the client area: |
New Child Element
Let's now add two child elements to the existing 'Support' panel. |
You have to fill out the same data as in case of parent element:
This time we want all the clients to have access to our FAQ site, so we do no set any 'Display Rules'. |
As Sidebar element, you may delete it completely or edit. |
This is how our new panel looks like in the client area: |
Sidebar Panels
Sidebar panels section refer to the elements located on the left side of your client area. Generally, management of sidebars is very similar to Navbar panels described in the previous section. |
Available actions:
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Edit Element
General - this part is the same as in Navbars
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Content
Note that it is possible only if the element has no child elements. |
Display rules - only clients who fulfill the rules will see the element. If you leave this part empty, the element will be visible for all clients without limitations. Do not forget to save the changes when ready. |
New Parent Elements
You may add a completely new parent element either on left or right side. Press 'Add'. |
Then you will have to fill out all the general info, content and display rules. Start with 'General'. Provide:
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Define Body and Footer content. Note that if you provide the content here, you will not be able to add child elements to this item. |
If you want only some of the clients to see the panel, then set up the 'Display Rules'. Save the changes in the end. |
This is how our new panel looks like in the client area: |
New Child Element
Let's now add one child element to the just created 'Test Panel'. |
You have to fill out the same data as in case of parent element:
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As it is a custom element, you may delete it completely or edit. |
This is how our new panel looks like in the client area: |
Homepage Widgets
The last type of panels are homepage widgets. Available actions:
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these are these widgets in your client area: |
Edit widget
General - this part is the same as in Navbars
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Extras - here you can change the visual parts:
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altered widget: |
Add New Widget
To create a new widget, simply press 'Add' button. |
Then you will have to fill out all the general info, content and extras. Start with 'General', provide:
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Provide HTML content or leave empty if you plan to add some child links. |
Finally, customize your widget by defining color and button details.
Save the changes in the end. |
New Child Widget
Let's now add one child element to the just created 'Test Panel'. |
You have to fill out the same data as in case of parent element:
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As it is a custom element, you may delete it completely or edit. |
This is how our new panel looks like in the client area: |
Locations
In this you will find an extended list of all standard locations in your client area with its common name and URI. These locations are searched through by the module scanner in search of custom panels and are available in 'Locations' field when setting up 'Display Rules'. |
Press button with pencil icon next to location you are interested in to edit it. |
There you can edit the name of existing location and its URI. |
New Location
You may also add new if you have some custom locations and you wish to use them in our module. Please note that your locations must be manageable by WHMCS. |
Provide location name and URI. When ready, your new location will be from now on used by Client Area Designer module. |
Scanner
Scanner is a tool that allows our module to carefully browse through a chosen client's client area in search of any custom elements in known locations. Select a client to log in as one and run the scanner. |
You will see a preview of all locations. When the scan is finished, you will see a summary with the number of found panels. |
Documentation
The last position in your navigation menu, when pressed, redirects to the article you are currently reading. |
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Visualizations
Now, let's take a look what Client Area Designer For WHMCS may give you in practice. Underneath, you will find several examples of pup-ups, each in a different style and of a different type. |
Type: 'Text' Style: 'left_up' |
Type: 'Text' Style: 'center_overlay' 'Overlay' means there is a gray background behind the pop-up text or image. |
Type: 'Image', Style: 'center' |
Type: 'Image', Style: 'right_overlay_up' |
Tips
1. Langi tutaj?? |
Common Problems
1. When you have problems with connection, check whether your SELinux or firewall does not block ports. |