1. Locate the language files used by the module.

All modules store language strings in one or more langs directories. Depending on the module architecture, translations may be split across several locations, such as:

• Main module language files
• Package language files e.g. App Templates (AppCenter)
• Framework component language files e.g. Buttons, Forms, Tables

Modules with inbuilt packages, like App Templates in Proxmox VE VPS & Cloud module, may contain multiple language files instead of a single english.php file.
In some modules, language strings can still be separated between the main addon and the server-related functionality.
Some features may use language files located inside packages or framework components.

Examples of common language file locations:

• Main addon language files: /modules/addons/ModuleName/langs/english.php

• Package language files: /modules/addons/ModuleName/packages/AppCenter/langs/english.php

• Framework component language files: /modules/addons/ModuleName/components/Button/langs/english.php

Depending on the feature you wish to translate, the required language string may be located in any of the above locations.

2. Edit the language strings.

Open the newly created language file and replace the desired phrases with your translations. After making your changes, save the file.

Please remember that different features may use language strings from different files, depending on where the functionality is implemented.

3. Use the built-in Translations Tool (recommended).

For modules that support the Translations Tool, we strongly recommend using it instead of editing language files manually.

The tool automatically collects language strings from all supported locations.

To create a translation:

1. Open the module addon.
2. Navigate to Translations.
3. Click Add Translation.
4. Select the desired language.
5. Save the generated translation and modify any phrases as needed.

This approach significantly simplifies translation management, especially in modules that use multiple language sources.

For detailed instructions, please refer to the dedicated documentation page: Translations Tool

4. Select the language in WHMCS.

There are two ways to display your translation:

• Change the client's language in the WHMCS Admin Area.

• Allow clients to change the language directly in the Client Area.

5. Verify the results.

After switching the language, refresh the page and verify that the translated phrases are displayed correctly.

If you encounter any difficulties locating a particular phrase, keep in mind that newer ModulesGarden modules may load language strings from multiple locations, including packages and framework components.

Please note that not all ModulesGarden products support multilingual translations.

If you need any assistance, please contact our support team.

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• If you had a trial version and then bought a full version (separately), then the license key must be changed.
• If you own a trial version and then upgrade it to a full version, then a trial license key should be used.
  

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Former license format (no longer supported):

<?php
/*
 * LICENSE:
 * Please provide your DNS Manager Module For WHMCS license below
 */
$dns_manager_licensekey="ModulesGarden_DNSManager_xxxxxxxxxxxx";
?>

Current and correct license file format:

<?php
/*
 * LICENSE:
 * Please provide your DNS Manager Module For WHMCS license below
 */
$dns_manager_licensekey="ModulesGarden_DNSManager_xxxxxxxxxxxx";

?>

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Then we recommend reissuing your license in the ModulesGarden client area.

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Make sure all module files are correctly downloaded and installed.

To to so, log in to our client area, choose a product, and click the 'Reissue License' button located next to your license key.

In this tutorial we will show you how to manage configurable options generated by our modules.

To do so, go to 'Setup' → 'Products/Services' → 'Configurable Options' and press edit button next to configurable option used by your product.
Its name is 'Configurable options for your_product_name' .

Now we will show you how to edit options. Let's say you want to add an option to order a product with up to 5 snapshots.
To do so, edit 'Snapshots Limit' by pressing edit button as shown on the screen below.

Enter the maximum allowed number of options and save the changes.

Firstly, go to 'Setup' → 'Products/Services' → 'Configurable Options'.

Now, price you entered for resource should be in a column responsible for the same type of payment as your product uses.
For example, if we have product with monthly and quarterly payments allowed, you will have to enter product pricing in the first and second columns.
Confirm through clicking on 'Save Changes' button as soon as you finish.

'Dropdown' - You have to set price for each option.
'Radio' - Same as above, only difference is the display manner.
'Yes/No' - Your price will be applied if client checkes this option.
'Quantity' - Price you set will be multiplied by amount of configurable options your client chooses.